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Thursday, June 26 2025, 4.23pm

The superyacht ‘Lady Lara’, a 91-metre vessel built by Lürssen in 2015 and valued at €200 million, has returned to Ibiza, currently sailing near Porroig after docking in the island’s port last summer. Owned by Israeli-Kazakh businessman Alexander Machkevitch, co-founder of the Eurasian National Resources Corporation (ENRC), the yacht features designs by Reymond Langton, with highlights including folding balconies, a beach club, spa, and an interior dominated by rare white onyx. It accommodates 18 guests and 29 crew, with amenities such as two swimming pools—one converting into a dance floor—a cinema, heliport, and both indoor and outdoor dining rooms. Annual maintenance reportedly costs €20 million, and this is Machkevitch’s second yacht named Lady Lara, following the sale of a 59-metre Benetti now called Lady Luck.

For the full article, please visit Diario de Ibiza website here.