Local residents spotted an Asian woman jogging along the beach, accompanied by bodyguards and a speedboat waiting on the shore. The woman was believed to be Priscilla Chan, Zuckerberg's wife.
The ultra-luxurious yacht, Launchpad, was first seen off the coast of Preveza, Greece, before being moored in the tranquil bay of Alepochori, nestled in the Gulf of Corinth, according to Luxury Launches.
Alepochori is a quiet seaside town about 70 km west of Athens, located in the Western Attica region.
Known for its clear pebble beaches, Mediterranean climate, and unspoiled landscapes, Alepochori remains largely off the radar for international tourists. The town offers traditional seafood restaurants, small cafes, and opportunities for boating, fishing, and camping.
Launchpad, a 118-meter yacht, was built by the renowned Dutch shipbuilder Feadship. The yacht was launched in 2022 and delivered to Zuckerberg in March 2024.
With a length equivalent to a 40-storey building, it boasts luxury resort-style amenities, earning comparisons to a floating 5-star hotel, according to Greekreporter.
The yacht features a modern design with high-end facilities such as a swimming pool, gym, spa, cinema, and a helipad. The minimalist interior is crafted from high-quality wood and tempered glass.
Launchpad accommodates up to 24 guests and is staffed by a crew of approximately 48 people.
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