The superyacht that stole the show in White Lotus Season 3

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The White Lotus Season 3 brings maritime luxury to center stage with the impressive SILVERYACHTS SPACECAT. This 36-metre power catamaran isn't just a backdrop for drama - it's practically a character in its own right.

For fans of the show, the SPACECAT is the latest in a long line of aspirational travel moments that The White Lotus does so well. Just like the Sicilian palazzo in Season 2 and the Hawaiian resort in Season 1, this yacht is pure escapism - except this time, it’s floating. With its sprawling decks, sleek aluminium design, and futuristic silhouette, it’s easy to see why it was chosen as a key setting. It screams wealth, exclusivity, and - let’s be honest - trouble waiting to happen.

But this yacht isn’t just about looks. It’s one of the most innovative catamarans out there, blending performance and luxury in a way that feels effortless. Built by SILVERYACHTS, an Australian shipyard known for high-performance aluminium yachts, the 36-metre SPACECAT was designed for long, indulgent voyages - exactly the kind of setting you’d expect for a White Lotus power play.

Inside, the open-plan layout maximises space and natural light, creating a seamless connection between the indoors and the ocean. The main deck features multiple lounge areas, an oversized sunbathing space, and a massive aft deck - perfect for entertaining guests or, in The White Lotus, plotting your next move. The cabins are designed with privacy and comfort in mind, offering high-end finishes and custom furnishings that make every journey feel like a five-star experience.

If you somehow have a spare US $18.8 million lying around, SPACECAT is currently for sale. That’s right, for the cost of a few hundred top-tier fishing boats, you, too, could own the yacht that The White Lotus made famous. For the rest of us, we’ll just keep watching from afar, dreaming of what it’s like to cruise the world in style - preferably without the White Lotus-level chaos.

For more details on this remarkable vessel, check out Boat International's in-depth feature here.