When Google cofounder Sergey Brin took delivery of the Lürssen-built mammoth Dragonfly, it instantly attracted attention as the largest superyacht in the United States. The tech tycoon’s 466-footer, worth about $450 million, has been shrouded in secrecy since delivery in 2024. Since then, the world has mostly seen the vessel from afar, occasionally catching a glimpse of Lilliputian crew members working on the decks as it glides between the Caribbean, Miami, and the Mediterranean. But thanks to the girlfriend, Gerelyn Gilbert-Soto, of the world’s third-richest man, worth about $245 billion, according to Forbes, we now know a lot more about life aboard the mighty Dragonfly.
The wellness coach and founder of GG Health Coach preaches living the good life and prioritizing health to be “happier and more mindful.” Her mission to help others build a “balanced healthy lifestyle” is great; the only catch is that she is promoting most of her must-haves and must-dos from a 466-foot superyacht belonging to one of the richest tech entrepreneurs ever.
She leans heavily into the concept of bio-individuality, meaning what works for one person does not necessarily work for another, and talks about “primary food” like relationships and purpose alongside “secondary food” that actually lands on your plate. In her case, the fitness-conscious beauty can afford to enjoy daily eats like eggs with a caviar-topped rice cake for breakfast. Of course they are good for you, but so is money.
The clean-meat enthusiast has offered glimpses of her healthy lifestyle aboard Dragonfly, including a clip titled “Healthy Habits I Swear By,” where she turns the elongated aft deck into a pop-up yoga studio. She shared this unmatched experience, surrounded by the high seas on all sides, with four friends who are seen working up a sweat on a private helideck.
Gerelyn’s world of wellness also includes glimpses of Dragonfly’s glass-bottom pool and beach-club fold-out system, along with a full spa, gym, beauty salon, and a beach club that make the yacht feel like a private floating retreat. The two helipads double as vast open-air terraces, perfect for yoga flows and stretch sessions. All of this comes with incredible service and gourmet delicacies on a vessel that reportedly needs around $50 million a year to run.
That figure does not even include all the healthy, delicious, power-packed mineral waters and the protein-packed takeout she favors for lunch and dinner from Los Angeles hotspot Erewhon, where the hot bar can run up to $40 a pound. Beyond the delicacies, there is a delicious designer wardrobe aboard the 9,500 GT yacht, whose interior and exterior spaces are curated by Nauta Design. Think stacks of sunglasses, hats, and other accessories that are practically required at sea, plus a wardrobe full of designer garb, with even mannequins on board to keep it all in shape.
The woman who is currently acing her own happy harmony aboard the 466-foot floating mammoth is happy to help you too. GG Health Coach offers a free fifty-minute virtual health history consultation, a six-month coaching program with regular sessions, and on-demand virtual appointments for individuals, families, or groups. How she plans to get you the superyacht, caviar, designer labels, and round-the-clock gourmet service to make you truly happy is the real question.
