Harvard dropout-turned-video-game-billionaire Gabe Newell’s 258-foot superyacht, Rocinante, was spotted in Mallorca. The Valve founder’s $100 million vessel shone brightly under the Mediterranean sun, embodying luxury on the open sea.

The Rocinante in Mallorca. Image - Mallorca Magazin


Most billionaires possess a superyacht or two, but Valve Corporation co-founder Gabe Newell boasts an impressive fleet. As of now, he seems to be enjoying the Mediterranean as his superyacht, the 258-foot Rocinante, a stunning Lürssen masterpiece, was recently spotted gracing the Spanish coast.

Image – Charterworld

Designed by the renowned Espen Øino International for the exterior and the esteemed Alberto Pinto for the interior, this 2008 yacht is a magnificent addition to his illustrious collection, which also features the 300-foot Tranquility. While it remains a mystery whether the billionaire was aboard the Rocinante, it wouldn’t be surprising if he seized the opportunity to take her for a spin before acquiring his latest marvel.

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Gabe’s newest yacht is currently undergoing finishing touches.

The under-construction $400 million Project Y722, touted as Oceanco’s third-largest build to date, follows only Jeff Bezos’s $500 million Koru. Commissioned by the tech tycoon, this extraordinary vessel is set to make waves upon its delivery in 2025.

The outdoor pool of the Rocinante. Image – Charterworld

While Rocinante may pale in comparison to his future vessels, she still commands attention on the high seas, serving as a talking point in Mallorca, per Mallorcamagazin. The yacht appeared postcard-perfect off the coast of Magaluf in southwest Mallorca.

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Image – Charterworld

Accommodating guests in eight sumptuous suites, she boasts remarkable amenities, including a beauty salon, a fitness studio, an outdoor luxury whirlpool, and a serene spa. Originally named Madsummer, the yacht also features a helipad, allowing the 62-year-old gaming mogul, valued at an estimated $9.5 billion, to arrive and depart with effortless grace.

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