Off the Charts Adventure of the Lürssen Octopus

NAVIS Magazine explores life aboard Octopus, from Antarctic expeditions and Northern Europe to tropical waters, revealing how adventure, versatility and luxury come together across the world’s most remote destinations.

Dream a Little Bigger with Octopus

Gentleman’s Journal spotlights Octopus in its guide to the world’s largest charter yachts, showcasing her expedition heritage, exceptional capabilities, and continued position among the most iconic vessels at sea.

Lürssen 126m Octopus

The Lürssen M/Y Octopus is a 126-meter superyacht designed for luxury and exploration, featuring a floodable tender garage, helicopter pads, and a 13-meter pool, ideal for global charters.

10 Radical Superyacht Swimming Pool Designs

Discover the most innovative superyacht swimming pools that blend relaxation with breathtaking ocean views. Featuring designs like infinity edges and glass walls, these pools redefine onboard luxury.

What sets apart the world’s most expensive superyachts?

Featured on Boat International  |  March, 2024 Length, tonnage and shipyard pedigree all determine a superyacht’s cost. But what makes some of the world’s most expensive superyachts truly stand out? BOAT takes a closer look, starting with the explorer formerly owned by Paul Allen… Lying at the centre of Octopus’ go-anywhere design is a two-storey […]

Yacht Owners Luxury Gift Guide 2023

Explore NAVIS’ 2023 luxury guide featuring top charter yachts like Octopus, exclusive experiences, and refined holiday gifting—curated for those who seek adventure, elegance, and the art of travel.

A closer look at 5 superyacht libraries

Octopus features a stunning mahogany library—velvet furnishings, leather seating, and a fireplace form a timeless retreat aboard one of the world’s most iconic explorer yachts, once owned by Paul Allen.

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