The Ultimate $50M Glow Up: Inside the 189ft Feadship "W"
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Creator's Key Takeaways
The evolution from Larissa 2W began in earnest when the yacht changed ownership in late 2019 and returned to the Fed yard for an extensive 10-month refit in 2020.
The most striking exterior change was the transition from her original classic white finish to a sophisticated gunmetal gray hole.
The refit also addressed the sund deck which at 21 m long is one of the most expansive in its class.
The status of W today is a testament to the fact that a yacht is a living entity capable of adapting to the needs of its time.
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Ever wondered what a world-class superyacht transformation looks like? Meet W, the legendary 57.6-meter Feadship formerly known as Larisa. This isn’t just a boat—it’s a floating masterpiece that underwent a massive 10-month "glow up" to become the sleek, gunmetal-grey icon you see today. In this deep dive, we’re exploring why W is the ultimate flex for the 18-30 generation of luxury enthusiasts. From her massive 21-meter sun deck and high-speed waterslide to the insane engineering of her twin MTU engines hitting 15.6 knots, she’s built for both speed and style. Highlights include: The Transformation: How she evolved from the classic Larisa into the modern W. The Toys: A look at the 11.5m Boston Whaler tender and the inflatable beach club. The Layout: 6 ultra-luxe cabins for 12 guests, including a master suite with its own private balcony. Tech Specs: 4,500 nautical mile range—perfect for crossing from the Mediterranean to the Caribbean. Whether you're into cutting-edge marine engineering or just here for the pure aesthetic of billionaire living, the Feadship W sets the new standard for life on the water.