DESPARDES — The 230ft Nourah of Riyadh, owned by Prince Turki bin Mohammed bin Fahd Al Saud, was being lifted out of the water for repairs when it capsized and partially sank.
Estimated to be worth $79 million and weighing 1415 ton, the superyatch was docked in Greece.
The luxury liner was at a repair yard in Perama, Athens, when it was turned at a 45-degree angle, becoming partially submerged in the water.
The superyacht boasts 11 cabins for up to 22 guests – including a master suite and VIP stateroom.
The accident happened at around midday on Sunday as it was undergoing anti-fouling works.
The yacht’s crew and workers are said to be safe and nobody was injured when it capsized.
There was no marine pollution as a result of the incident, reports The Sun.
