Athena is believed to be the fourth largest sailing yacht in the world – and currently the only one in this size range up for sale.
The three-storey, 295ft long vessel was built in 2004 at the Royal Huisman Shipyard in the Netherlands.
In 2011 it underwent a revamp and is now being sold by boat dealer Burgess.
It is ideal for yachting enthusiasts and can sleep up to 10 people in the five cabins, one of which is a master suite.
The master suite has its own study, walk-in-wardrobe and Jacuzzi.
The yacht can also house 21 members of staff.
Guests can enjoy sunbathing on the outdoor lounges and working out in the onboard gym.
Across this luxurious ship’s three levels there are a variety of saloons.
These include a bridge deck, media room and a large main saloon that leads to a stunning dining room.
There is also another table on the vast deck so everyone can enjoy a spot of al fresco dining.
Plus there’s another study area with floor to ceiling bookshelves and plenty of storage space.
This impressive yacht has been decked out in lavish mahogany wood and teak and finished with fine furnishings.
Athena also boasts impressive technology with its Panamax masts rigged with 2,500 square metres of sail power.
And the hydraulically hoisted crow’s nest, which sits at 190ft high, offers panoramic views.
Its twin 3156B Caterpillar engine means this boat can cruise at a range of 4,000 nautical miles at 10 knots.
Although this vessel is currently sitting in the Caribbean sporting a Cayman Islands flay, it must be sold offshore and out of US waters.
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