Best superyachts in the world featuring swimming pools, helipads and even an IMAX on board
IMAX cinemas, cryosaunas and helipads wouldn't look out of place in a five star hotel.
But you might be surprised to learn that they are part and parcel of some of the top superyachts in the world as well.
In fact, on some of the most lavish vessels, you will find not one but two helipads - because nothing else will do.
Now, the experts at have compiled the ultimate list of superyachts.
They range from a 446ft giant with a rotisserie where you can cook a whole suckling pig to a 305 footer featuring a four-deck atrium.
The full list appears in the January issue of BOAT International, which is on sale now.
Meanwhile, here are some of the biggest and best superyachts around.
Flying Fox
One of the most impressive yachts this year has to be the Flying Fox, which features two helipads and a 39ft swimming pool.
But the 446ft vessel also has a huge kitchen with a rotisserie that's big enough to roast a whole suckling pig - or even a lamb or goat.
You can also chill out in the 4306sqft spa, which features the first cryosauna on a yacht.
It's not up for sale, but you can charter it for a whopping €3.5million (£2.93million) a week.
Tis
Two helipads is clearly the hallmark of a good superyacht - as Tis also has a pair.
It also features Gone with the Wind-inspired staircases that join the upper and lower saloon and will sail across the glob at 12 knots.
Lana
Forget about going on shore for the beach clubs - Lana has one right on board.
It also features a hammam and a gym, and despite being 351ft, it has just eight guest bedrooms.
Madsummer
If you find it hard to imagine how big superyachts are, Madsummer will put it into perspective.
At 312ft, the vessel is designed to store a seaplane - alongside the bar, gum and spa pool.
Lady S
The incredible 305ft Lady S features the first ever IMAX cinema on a yacht, perfect for movie nights on board.
It also has an impressive four-deck atrium.
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