After turning heads in Capri, Multiverse, the spectacular 116-metre explorer yacht valued at around $250 million, has continued its Mediterranean journey, arriving yesterday, 1 September 2026, at the Port of Venice.
Built by Norwegian shipyard Kleven and delivered in 2018 under the name Ulysses, Multiverse was conceived for far more than glamorous coastal cruising. With a steel hull, an 18-metre beam and a gross tonnage exceeding 6,800 GT, she combines the scale of a superyacht with the robust engineering expected of a true long-range explorer. Her exterior design is credited to Marin Teknikk and Oscar Mike Limited, while British studio RWD created the interiors.
The yacht can accommodate up to 30 guests, supported by a large professional crew, and is equipped for extended voyages well beyond traditional Mediterranean itineraries. Among her standout features are a helipad and enclosed hangar, expansive tender storage, a swimming pool, cinema, spa and gym. A range of approximately 8,000 nautical miles reinforces the purpose behind her imposing profile: Multiverse is designed to travel to remote destinations while maintaining the comfort, privacy and amenities associated with the highest level of luxury yachting.
Her journey from Capri to Venice also highlights the extraordinary diversity of the Mediterranean yachting experience. From the dramatic cliffs and turquoise waters of the Amalfi region to the historic architecture and unmistakable atmosphere of the Venetian Lagoon, Multiverse continues to make an impression wherever she arrives.
The yacht has been reported as belonging to technology investor Yuri Milner and was previously owned by New Zealand businessman Graeme Hart. Its reported $250 million value places this extraordinary vessel firmly within the upper echelon of the global superyacht fleet.
For UNICO Yachting, sightings like Multiverse capture what makes the Mediterranean season so compelling: extraordinary yachts moving between some of the world’s most iconic destinations.
