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Cristiano Ronaldo's Yacht

Ronaldo bought an Azimut Grande 27 Metri in the summer of 2020, reportedly for around $7 million. It is the vessel behind most of the Mediterranean holiday photographs — and, unusually for this category, a purchase whose price and model are both well documented.

Last updated 5 August 2026 · Sourced public estimates

Purchase price
~$7M
Bought 2020
Length
27 m
Azimut Grande series
Typical running cost
~10% of value / yr
Crew, berth, fuel, maintenance

The vessel

Model
Azimut Grande 27 Metri
Builder
Azimut-Benetti Group (Italy)
Acquired
2020
Reported price
~$7M
Layout
Five cabins, flybridge, beach club
Usual waters
Mediterranean — Balearics, Italian and Portuguese coasts

How it compares

At roughly $7 million the Azimut is a modest boat by billionaire standards — closer to a large family cruiser than a superyacht, and an order of magnitude below the private jet. It is a useful corrective to the way Ronaldo's spending is usually described: the genuinely expensive items in his life are the aircraft and the cars, not the boat.

Depreciation, not appreciation

Unlike the limited-run Bugatti Centodieci, a production yacht is a depreciating asset with a running cost conventionally estimated at around 10% of hull value per year once crew, berthing, fuel, insurance and maintenance are counted. We carry it at purchase price and flag that its current market value is likely lower.

Ownership structures
Yachts of this size are commonly registered to a holding company rather than an individual, and charter arrangements are common. We report the purchase as documented and do not assert a current registration.