Lürssen 115m 2003 / 2025 Refit Cayman Islands Flag Luxury Superyacht for Sale in Tivat, Montenegro

Tivat, Montenegro

Luxury Yacht

Watercraft Type:

Luxury Yacht

Model

Lurssen 115m

Build Year

2003

Condition

Fully Operational

Description

Lürssen 115m 2003 / 2025 Refit Cayman Islands Flag Luxury Superyacht for Sale in Tivat, Montenegro

This 115-metre Lürssen custom motor yacht represents a major opportunity in the global large-yacht market, combining Northern European engineering pedigree, immense internal volume, long-range capability, extensive guest and crew accommodation, and a comprehensive 2025 refit. Located in Tivat, Montenegro and flying the Cayman Islands flag, she is designed for owners who require scale, autonomy, operational sophistication, and world-class onboard amenities for private use, large-family cruising, executive hospitality, or charter-level operation.

Build Pedigree and Principal Dimensions:
Delivered by Lürssen in 2003 and extensively refitted in 2025, this yacht reflects the standards of one of the world’s most respected superyacht builders. Naval architecture was developed by the Lürssen Design Team, exterior styling is by Tim Heywood Design, and interior design is by Terence Disdale Design. She measures 115 metres in overall length with a 99-metre waterline, 18.3-metre beam, and 4.66-metre draft. Her displacement of approximately 2,803 tonnes and internal volume of 5,403 GT place her among the most substantial private yachts in her category.

Hull, Superstructure and Construction Quality:
The yacht is built with a steel displacement hull incorporating a bulbous bow, paired with an aluminium superstructure. This construction combination supports strength, efficiency, durability, and long-term structural confidence. Six teak decks provide extensive exterior and operational areas. Her scale allows for significant separation between owner, guest, crew, technical, and service spaces. Built to leading international classification standards, she reflects serious engineering discipline, long-range safety, and global cruising readiness. Her profile, sheer line, and overall proportions demonstrate a yacht designed not only for visual impact but also for practical worldwide operation.

Performance, Propulsion and Range:
The yacht is powered by twin Wärtsilä 12V 26 diesel engines delivering a combined output of 10,600 horsepower at 1,000 rpm. This propulsion system is engineered for reliability, efficient heavy-vessel operation, and extended service intervals. She reaches a maximum speed of approximately 20 knots, cruises at around 18 knots, and can operate at an economical passage speed of approximately 16 knots. With a transoceanic range of about 6,000 nautical miles, she is capable of serious global cruising with reduced dependence on frequent refueling. Twin screw propellers with variable pitch control improve efficiency and allow flexible propulsion modes, including reduced-consumption single-engine cruising where suitable.

Maneuvering Systems and Stabilization:
Maneuverability is supported by dual Brunvoll bow thrusters, each rated at 294 kW, integrated into advanced control systems for precise handling in marinas, restricted anchorages, and port approaches. Retractable fin stabilizers operate both underway and at anchor, reducing roll and substantially improving guest comfort. For a yacht of this size, reliable thruster integration and stabilization are critical for operational safety, guest experience, and captain confidence.

Engineering, Hydraulics and Technical Infrastructure:
The yacht includes extensive hydraulic infrastructure supporting cranes, gangways, terraces, and tender deployment. Climate-controlled engine rooms help maintain optimal machinery conditions, supporting longevity and operational dependability. Electrical systems include high-capacity generators, distribution panels, shore power connectivity, and supporting systems sized for the significant hotel loads of a yacht of this scale. Noise and vibration are minimized through advanced mounting systems and structural insulation, maintaining comfort throughout guest and owner areas. Plumbing systems include large freshwater storage, pressurized delivery, water heating, and integrated grey and black water management.

Accommodation for Guests, Crew and Staff:
Accommodation is arranged for up to 24 guests across 12 cabins, including a private owner’s deck, two VIP suites, and nine additional double cabins. This layout supports large family use, multiple guest groups, or high-level hospitality requirements. Crew capacity extends to 46 members across 23 cabins, with additional staff accommodation for eight personnel in five dedicated cabins. This crew and staff capacity enables professional operation at the level required for a 115-metre yacht, including deck operations, engineering, housekeeping, hospitality, galley service, guest logistics, security, and technical management.

Interior Design and Guest Lifestyle:
The Terence Disdale interior uses natural materials, bespoke furnishings, layered textures, and a refined atmosphere that balances luxury with livability. Main interior spaces include expansive salons, formal dining arrangements, multiple lounges, and private relaxation areas. The cinema with tiered seating provides a dedicated entertainment venue, while the fully equipped gym supports wellness during extended cruising. Spa facilities with steam and massage areas create a private onboard wellness environment, allowing guests to enjoy resort-level amenities without leaving the yacht.

Exterior Decks, Pools and Beach Club:
Exterior areas are expansive and arranged for large-scale leisure. Features include multiple swimming pools, a deck Jacuzzi, large sunbathing zones, sea terraces, and an approximately 80-square-metre sun deck. The beach club provides direct water access through an opening transom, creating a dedicated waterside lounge and activity area. This arrangement supports swimming, boarding, tender transfers, watersports, and relaxed time close to the water. The yacht’s outdoor amenities are suitable for both private family use and large guest entertainment.

Helipad, Tenders and Support Craft:
A helipad significantly enhances logistical flexibility, allowing guests to join or depart the yacht efficiently in remote or high-profile destinations. Tender storage includes limousine and sport tenders alongside additional support craft, ensuring high-quality guest transfers and recreational flexibility. For a yacht of this size and operational scope, tender and aviation capability are major ownership advantages.

Navigation, Safety and Global Operation:
Navigation and onboard technology typically include radar, GPS chart plotters, AIS tracking, autopilot systems, integrated communication equipment, monitoring systems, and bridge electronics suitable for global cruising. Safety systems include fire suppression equipment, emergency monitoring, life-saving appliances, and compliance with international maritime standards. Hull maintenance, antifouling, underwater structure inspections, machinery servicing, and classification compliance should be carefully documented and reviewed during acquisition due diligence.

2025 Refit and Ownership Value:
The comprehensive 2025 refit is central to the yacht’s current market appeal. It reinforces structural integrity, mechanical reliability, updated presentation, and readiness for immediate operation. Ownership history reflects continued investment in maintenance and upgrades, preserving both performance and long-term value. Buyers should review refit records, classification certificates, machinery reports, inventory schedules, service logs, crew and operational documents, tax considerations, VAT status, and flag documentation.

Acquisition Process:
The purchase process for a yacht of this scale typically includes confidential inspection, negotiation of commercial terms, memorandum of agreement, escrow deposit, full technical survey, sea trial, class and legal due diligence, final acceptance, structured closing, legal transfer, and delivery arrangements. Delivery and handover may include relocation planning, operational setup, crew transition, spare parts review, and inventory confirmation.

Buyer Suitability:
This Lürssen 115m is designed for a buyer who requires scale, pedigree, global range, high guest capacity, advanced amenities, and a fully professional operational platform. She is a serious superyacht asset with the volume, systems, and construction quality required for world cruising and high-level hospitality.

Enquire and Arrange Inspection:
Contact us today to request confidential specifications, arrange a qualified inspection in Tivat, review refit and class documentation, or begin a discreet purchase discussion for this 115-metre Lürssen luxury superyacht.


Watercraft Characteristics

Manufacturer : Lurssen
Model : Lurssen 115m
Manufactured Year : 2003
No. Cabin : 35
No. Berths : 70
Length (meters) : 115
Width (meters) : 1803
Draft (meters) : 4.66
Engine: in HP : 2x 5300
Engine Type : 2x Wartsila 12 V 26
Max Auth. Capacity: 24
Fuel Tank Capacity: 395000 ltr
Fresh Water Capacity: 395000 ltr
Displacement (at full load): 2803000
Max. Speed (Kn) : 20.00 kn
Exterior Style & Concept: Terence Disdale
Interior_designer: Tim Heywood Design

Listing Status

Manufactured Country: Germany
Condition: Fully Operational
Year of first Registration: 2003
Flag:   Cayman Islands

Tax & Other Contingencies :
Cleared

Insurance details

- KaterBlue ensures all boats are insured by their owners, but advise guests to secure Travel Insurance for off-boat incidents. While boat owners cover marine accidents, guests are responsible for their valuables, or entrust to the captain. In case of an accident, captains must inform KaterBlue promptly. Owners are liable for the lack of proper insurance. Guests engaging in water sports do so at their own risk and should have personal insurance.

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