Membership is Limited to 300 at Maybach's Debut Club Aboard a 500-Foot Gigayatch

There’s something hypnotic about the quiet hush of motion when ocean water meets a vessel. The Maybach Ocean Club captures that very rare sensation. Conceived as a private members’ club aboard the 500-foot superyacht Beyond Horizons, it is truly a floating estate with a state of mind. Here, luxury isn’t loud; it’s layered, like the decks themselves.

Each member steps into a space designed for connection and contemplation, where curated rituals and experiences become the architecture of memory. There is a rhythm to it all: sunlight tracing the curve of glass, the scent of salt carried through teak corridors, the quiet hum of conversations.

Where Legacy Meets Horizon

The Maybach Ocean Club is a natural evolution of the brand’s story. Since the 1920s, Maybach has shaped engines that once powered cars, aircraft, and boats, a trinity of movement that defined an era of invention. A century later, that heritage resurfaces in an ocean-bound retreat that merges tradition with progress.

Every detail speaks to this lineage. 30 ocean view suites designed with careful attention to detail and luxury, gastronomy that celebrates mastery, and wellness rituals that harmonise body and spirit. The yacht’s design is infused with Mercedes-Benz’s philosophy of Sensual Purity that turns light and material into language. Inside, craftsmanship breathes through bespoke textures and quiet symmetry; outside, the Maybach insignia glides across the bow, carrying a century-old promise toward a new horizon.

Designing Tomorrow’s Ocean Culture

“Beyond Horizons” is more than one of the largest yachts of its kind. It’s a study in restraint and revelation. Fifty thousand square feet unfold across layered decks, each offering both expanse and intimacy. At the stern, infinity pools and teak observation terraces blend into the sea, creating a marine haven where mornings begin in silence and evenings close in starlit conversation.

Membership, capped at 300, only ensures that the club remains what it was always meant to be: a rarified sanctuary. Four weeks a year, members inhabit a world where time seems to soften is a seaside lounge which is powered by clean fuel propulsion and shaped with eco-conscious materials.

Launching in 2029, the Maybach Ocean Club carries forward more than a legacy. With precision engineering and refined luxurious design, it redefines what belonging at sea feels like. Between the hum of the horizon and the quiet pull of connection, it offers something enduring: a sense of arrival that never ends.