Watch moment helicopter lands on Mark Zuckerberg’s ship off Majorca…but wait until his HUGE superyacht sails into view

The mega vessel, dubbed the Launchpad, reportedly docked last week at the Club de Mar in Palma, one of the island's most prestigious private marinas.

Also moored alongside the marina is the yacht's support vessel, Wingman, estimated at $30million.

Both vessels are understood to now have left Palma and are off Santa Posa.

A fellow boat owner shared exclusive footage with The Sun showing the 387-foot-long yacht's navy blue steel hull glistening under the Majorcan sun.

Another clip then shows the stunning boat with its luxury interiors lit up in the evening.

Boat owner Yannick, from , is docked just a few boats down from the Launchpad and can't get over the "unreal" yacht.

He told The Sun: "It arrived on Thursday in silence, and over the last days we saw a lot of crew cleaning the outer hull and general maintenance. 

"We see lots of big superyachts but this one is of the level unreal.

"When you walk or drive past Mark’s yacht you have a view at the cruise boats and you wonder which one is bigger."

Yannick believes that the Facebook boss spends around $80,000 a day on his boat as its expected running cost can be around 10 per cent a year on the purchase price.

Zuck had been eyeing up the ultra-lux vessel for a while, as he was seen touring the boat then known as Project 1010 during its construction in March.

Project 1010 made its maiden voyage from the Netherlands after receiving special permission to be imported just weeks ahead of Zuckerberg's birthday on May 14, raising questions about whether it could be a gift to mark the occasion.

But £300million plus yacht maintenance costs are no problem to 39-year-old Zuckerberg, as he was the youngest billionaire to make the top 10 wealthiest people in the world list.

In 2021, Zuckerberg was reportedly worth $108 billion, an amount that rose to $138.4 billion by January 2024.

Zuckerberg is hardly known for conserving his money when faced with large purchases.

In December 2021, it was reported that Zuckerberg was breaking ground on an estimated $270 million, 57,000-square-foot Doomsday bunker.

Plans for the structure include filling the football field-sized space with 30 bedrooms, elevators, a swimming pool, a sauna, a tennis court, and a full-sized gym.