Most superyachts are built around their owner. Leviathan is built around the people on board. At the Monaco Yacht Show, SuperYacht Times joined the 111-metre Oceanco Leviathan for an exclusive tour of one of the most unconventional yachts ever built.
Owned by Valve founder Gabe Newell, she shows a whole new way of life onboard, one the owner shares with his crew. Instead of a grand main saloon, you'll find a crew mess, where Gabe eats with his team every day. The crew also share the VIP cabins, a 15-station gaming centre and a pool used for diving certifications. No wonder they stay for four and a half years on average, when most yachts keep crew for just six to nine months.
With a dive centre, a car from Aston Martin's Heart of Racing on the helideck and a place in Gabe's Inkfish research fleet, Leviathan is a yacht where people and purpose come first.
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Giorgia Capone
