Currently, Solaris is registered under the Cook Islands flag. The yacht is in the top 5% of the world by length and has a gross tonnage 4149 GT above average for yachts of similar size.
Solaris is powered by a hybrid diesel-electric propulsion system with two 9 MW Azipod drives, offering unmatched efficiency and maneuverability. The yacht reaches a top speed of 18 knots and cruises at 15 knots, while maintaining a reduced environmental footprint.
The steel hull and aluminum superstructure provide strength and stability. Solaris can carry over 100,000 gallons of fuel, allowing long-range journeys without limitations.
Valued at $600 million, Solaris has annual running costs of $50–60 million, including crew salaries, insurance, fuel, docking fees, and technical maintenance.

My personal journey with this yacht spans over four years. When I first arrived in Turkey, I saw Solaris on the water — an unforgettable sight, with sunlight reflecting off her mirrored sides. The yacht instantly captured my heart.
Over the years, I watched her in the marina — motionless, like a sleeping princess. I would come to have tea beside her, feeling like Holly Golightly, the heroine of Breakfast at Tiffany’s, and each visit deepened the connection.
Today, after all these years, I feel part of Solaris’ team. Every photo I take is a reflection of my closeness to the yacht, understanding her scale, lines, and character. Each shot conveys her majesty, luxury, and unique spirit, making Solaris a true icon of maritime engineering and design.
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