This impressive luxury vessel docked in the city, having arrived from Gibraltar after two days of sailing across the Mediterranean. Its arrival adds to the presence of other large ships, such as the Seven Seas, owned by a renowned film director, which arrived the previous Sunday.
The Lady Lara, built in 2015, stands out for its numerous amenities, including two swimming pools, a beauty salon, gym, sauna, massage room, private cinema, fold-out balconies, and several dining areas. Additionally, it features a helipad to facilitate the transfer of its guests. It is currently docked at the Moll de Costa.
The superyacht's asking price of 230 million euros is a figure that surpasses the market value of many top-tier footballers, such as those valued at 200 million euros according to specialized portals. It is even more expensive than the highest transfer fee in football history, which was 222 million euros. For those unable to purchase it, the yacht can also be rented for 1.4 million euros per week.
“"Its fluid and sculpted curves give it a feminine elegance, and the interior is said to flow with the same sinuosity."
This is not the first time the Lady Lara has visited Tarragona, as it is a regular in the Mediterranean and was in the city in 2024. With capacity for 16 guests in eight cabins and a crew of 27, the superyacht is among the top 5% of the world's largest yachts by length, according to Boat International.
