• Guests

    20

  • Cabins

    10

  • Crew

    34

Length GT Built
335' 11"
3,420 GT 2026
Beam Draft Top Speed
49' 3" 12' 10" Kts

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The 102.4m motor yacht Nixie was delivered to her owners in 2026 by German shipyard Lurssen. Her interior design and exterior styling comes from the drawing boards of RWD, while Lurssen is responsible for her naval architecture.

Key Features

  • 102.4m Lürssen superyacht
  • Foredeck helipad
  • Multi-level beach club
  • Curved glass architecture

Design & Construction

Designed around a displacement steel hull and an aluminium superstructure she features a 15m beam and a 3.9m draft. The yacht is built over 4 decks with an internal volume of 3,420 GT (Gross Tonnes).

Construction started in early 2023 with the keel laid under the project name 'Jassi'. The yacht was designed and constructed in compliance with the Lloyds Register technical standards. Launched in February 2026 this yacht undertook sea trials over the following months. She was delivered to her owners in June 2026.

Exterior Design

At 102.4m (335.9ft), Nixie belongs to a new generation of large Lürssen yachts that use proportion and surface treatment to create presence rather than relying on visual complexity.

Designed by RWD, the yacht has an exceptionally long, low profile for her length. The foredeck stretches well forward of the superstructure, allowing the upper decks to sit further aft and creating a strong sense of balance across the entire silhouette. Combined with the fine entry and pronounced bow flare, Nixie appears elegant and refined. The expansive foredeck is kept deliberately clean, with flush deck fittings and low guardrails allowing the commercial-certified helipad to dominate the space without interrupting the yacht's flowing profile.

One of the defining features is the way the decks are layered. Each level projects slightly beyond the one beneath it, creating a sequence of broad overhangs that provide shade while giving the superstructure a light, floating appearance. This effect is strengthened by the dark glazing that wraps continuously around each deck level, while rounded deck corners soften the yacht's considerable volume. From astern, the stacked terraces appear almost architectural, each level flowing naturally into the next rather than ending with abrupt deck edges.

Large sections of curved glass run almost uninterrupted from bow to stern, bringing natural light deep into the interior while maintaining uninterrupted views across the water. Curved corner glazing wraps around the aft sections of several decks, extending sightlines diagonally across the stern as well as out to sea. The technical equipment has been carefully grouped within a slender central mast, allowing the upper profile to remain clean and uncluttered.

Aft, the decks cascade gently towards the sea through a series of curved terraces, each creating a distinct outdoor destination. The arrangement centres around a 7.5m (24.6ft) glass-bottom infinity pool before stepping down to the 126m² (1,356ft²) beach club, where fold-down balconies create a direct connection with the water. Broad twin staircases link each level, allowing guests to move naturally between the beach club, pool deck and upper lounges while maintaining uninterrupted views aft. Integrated lighting beneath the stair treads, seating and deck overhangs gives the terraces a striking architectural character after dark. Forward, the commercial-certified helipad also serves as a recreational sports court, making full use of one of the yacht's largest open deck spaces.

Interior Design

RWD has carried the calm architectural language of the exterior into an interior built around light, natural materials and generous volume. Full-height glazing floods the living spaces with daylight, while a restrained palette of light oak, travertine, Calacatta marble, bouclé and nubuck leather creates a relaxed atmosphere more often associated with a contemporary waterfront home than a yacht of this size.

Rather than relying on decorative detail, the interior focuses on craftsmanship and sculptural forms. A sweeping travertine spiral staircase links the guest decks as both a circulation route and an architectural centrepiece, while bespoke furniture and individually selected marble slabs ensure each space has its own identity. Floor-to-ceiling glazing continues around the aft corners of the principal living spaces, borrowing views from both the side decks and the stern. A guest elevator serves every deck, making movement throughout the yacht effortless.

The layout separates social and private spaces with remarkable clarity. The owner's deck combines a formal dining room, sky lounge, bar and several outdoor seating areas around the owner's private apartment, while the main deck offers a more relaxed family lounge that connects naturally with the aft terraces and pool. This layered arrangement allows different groups to enjoy the yacht simultaneously without feeling crowded.

Accommodation

Nixie offers accommodation for up to 20 guests in 10 suites comprising an owners cabin, 2 VIP cabins, 4 double cabins and 2 twin cabins. She is also capable of carrying up to 34 crew onboard to ensure a relaxed luxury yacht experience.

Leisure & Entertainment

Nixie has been arranged so that each deck offers a different style of entertaining. The bridge deck combines relaxed seating around a fire pit with an outdoor cinema, while a dedicated indoor cinema provides a more immersive viewing experience regardless of the weather.

The owner's deck balances formal and informal entertaining with multiple lounges, bars and dining areas, including a dedicated teppanyaki station that brings chefs into the centre of the experience. On the main deck, the aft terraces revolve around the elevated glass-bottom infinity pool, which serves as both the focal point of the outdoor spaces above and a skylight for the beach club below. Generous circulation around the pool allows guests to move easily between the dining area, lounges and staircases without interrupting activity on deck.

The commercial-certified helipad doubles as a recreational sports court when aircraft are not in use, adding another large open space for guest activities without compromising the yacht's operational capability.

Wellness

Wellbeing sits at the heart of Nixie's layout, with facilities spread across several decks rather than concentrated in a single spa area.

The sundeck is dedicated to relaxation, with a spa incorporating a sauna, steam room, massage room and beauty salon. Aft, the atmosphere shifts towards open-air leisure with a jacuzzi, sun loungers and shaded seating areas overlooking the sea.

Below, the 144m² (1,550ft²) gym rivals many private fitness clubs. Two fold-down balconies bring fresh air into the training space, while a steam shower and cryotherapy chamber support post-workout recovery. At the water's edge, the 126m² (1,356ft²) beach club provides another place to unwind, with a bar, lounge and dining area opening directly onto the sea through twin folding terraces. Its position directly beneath the glass-bottom pool creates a strong visual link with the deck above, while the wide staircases allow guests to move easily between swimming, watersports and the wellness facilities without returning inside.

Tenders

Nixie carries an extensive collection of tenders and water toys to match her charter ambitions. Guest transfers are handled by either a 34ft Scorpion or a 34ft Hodgdon limousine tender, supported by additional RIBs and a dedicated ski boat for watersports.

The toy inventory includes jet skis, Seabobs, Fliteboards and a wide selection of towable inflatables, together with an inflatable dock, jellyfish pool and blob launcher that extend the beach club well beyond the swim platform. The yacht also operates an approved RYA watersports centre, supported by a crew of 34 whose specialist roles cover hospitality, wellness and watersports instruction.

Member of the World's Biggest Yachts Club

This yacht is proudly ranked at 81 in the YB100, our exclusive list of the World's Biggest Yachts by Gross Tonnage. It has held this distinguished position for 1 month, showcasing its unmatched true size.

This yacht also entered the traditional Top 100 Longest Yachts in 2026 at 65 and is now ranked 65, holding a spot in the table for 1 month due to its extraordinary length.

To understand the difference visit our page on the World's Biggest Yachts.

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