04 Nov Maybach Ocean Club: A 500-Foot Private Superyacht Redefining Ultra-Luxury Membership Living

Maybach Ocean Club — Reimagining What a Private Club Can Be

Most private clubs hide behind iron gates and guarded entryways. This one chooses the open sea.
The Maybach Ocean Club introduces an entirely new tier of membership living, built around a 500-foot superyacht named Beyond Horizons—a vessel conceived not as a cruise ship, but as a private address that moves.

The model is simple and radical: 300 co-owners, 30 private balcony suites, and four dedicated weeks per year on a ship designed to feel like both a residence and a retreat. It is part floating home, part sanctuary, part social salon for a global circle that values rarity, discretion, and atmosphere over spectacle.

What defines this concept isn’t secrecy—it’s mood. The slow rhythm of the ocean, the curated community onboard, the quiet luxury of being anchored yet unbound. Every detail carries the visual DNA of Maybach: sleek contemporary interiors wrapped in the ornamental confidence of the brand’s heritage. More than 50,000 square feet of open-air deck space cascades toward the water, forming a series of terraces that step guests directly into the sea.

At the bow, the Maybach signet announces the vessel’s identity. At the stern, layered infinity pools and sweeping teak platforms transform the ship into a stage for sunsets, late dinners, early-morning coffees, and conversations that stretch long past the horizon.

Private suites maintain a sense of personal retreat, each with its own balcony to make the ocean feel owned, not observed. Public spaces merge lounge culture, refined service, and globally informed cuisine—ensuring that wherever the yacht travels, the feeling of “coming home” remains constant.

This is not an attempt to replicate the static architecture of a country club. Instead, it lets the horizon become the architecture. The destination shifts, but the sense of belonging stays.

The project remains intentionally quiet on many details, but its ambition is unmistakable:
a roaming community built on presence, calm, and deep familiarity—set to welcome its first members in 2029.

Beyond Horizons is not a hotel. It is not a cruise.
It is a private world for a very small group of people—designed to move with them.