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The Yachts of the World's Rich and Famous

Posted by Bill Rippel on December 06, 2022 - 1:47am


97. Saddam Hussein

Name: Al Mansur
Value: $25 million*

Saddam Hussein’s superyacht, the Al-Mansur (which is, ironically, Arabic for “the victor”) is currently in use as a sailors’ hotel. Al-Mansur is 397 feet long and 58 feet wide, ranking it just under Microsoft Corporation executive Paul Allen’s yacht in terms of length. Al-Mansur’s sister yacht was destroyed in 2003.

The megayacht was designed by Knud F. Hansen. It was designed initially for the Republic of Iraq’s government (specifically, the State Enterprise for Water Transportation), but Hussein never boarded the yacht. The yacht was paid for using money from the Iraqi government. In 2010, it was first put up for sale.