A secretive American billionaire has just taken the keys to a jaw-dropping $150 million Lurssen superyacht. After almost 4 years of anticipation, 'Haven' is finally here, stretching 292 feet and boasting expansive balconies, an outdoor cinema, and even a pizza oven.

The 269-foot Project Cali by Lürssen, distinguished by its sleek design and cutting-edge features, has now been delivered to a secretive American billionaire. Aptly named Haven, the yacht—boasting exterior design by the genius Jim Robert Sluijter—is currently undertaking her maiden voyage down the Kiel Canal and onwards to Gibraltar. Haven is ready and roaring to go after four years of work and is the third Lürssen stunner to be delivered in 2024, following Luminance and billionaire Shahid Khan’s Kismet yacht. Her billionaire owner commissioned a superyacht designed for superlative family time.

Her interiors were crafted by RWD, renowned for their unmatched style.
The ship features a beach club with fold-down platforms, allowing guests and owners to revel on sea terraces port and starboard. What good is a yacht if it doesn’t come with an al fresco dining area?

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Haven certainly does and enhances the experience with a barbecue, pizza oven, and outdoor cinema. To please the outdoorsy clan, the boat’s sun deck spans a sprawling 100 feet and is a hub of activity, boasting a Jacuzzi, a cozy lounge area, and a bar. The 269-footer, worth $150 million according to SuperyachtFan, boasts a volume of 2,130 GT.

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