VLADIMIR Putin has an extravagant collection of lavish yachts – from the £100m ‘Killer Whale’ to the £500m Scheherazade.
The Russian leader’s huge personal fortune includes a growing fleet of superyachts.
Considered to be among the world’s richest men, Vlad is reported to be worth £160bn.
And, according to investigators at the Dossier Centre, two more vessels have been added to the Russian President’s collection bringing his fleet to ten yachts.
Most recently the dictator added to his collection a 223ft vessel, named Victoria.
The £40million ship which features a huge circular bed with a ceiling mirror is a favourite of Vlad’s partner Alina Kabaeva, 40.
Usually docked in Sochi on the Black Sea, the glamorous ship features wooden flooring and high round ceilings.
The ship can carry 28 people but usually operates with just six passengers and a crew of up to 15.
Putin’s most expensive superyacht, Scheherazade cost a whopping £500million – although insiders reckon its cost could be closer to £750million.
The six-deck vessel is said to feature swimming pools that become a dancefloor a spa, a theatre, a gym and two helipads.
The excessive superyacht is almost entirely covered in gold – even toilet roll holders.
Also known as Kosatka or Killer Whale the £100million ship underwent a huge refurb over the summer after Vlad’s other ship was seized by investigators in Italy.
The lavish ship has gold-lined drawing rooms, crystal chandeliers, plush carpets, and expensive artwork.
The champagne-coloured carpet in the master bedroom alone is believed to have cost the equivalent of £40,000.
It also features a dance floor which lowers and turns into a pool -almost identical to the one onboard the Scheherazade.
The 187ft Olympia is said to be the Russian President’s favourite.
The vessel which has an estimated cost of £27- 40 million is rumoured to have been a gift from Roman Abramovich.
Completed in 2002, the vessel’s interior is styled by design house Mark Hampton.
The Chayka also known as The Seagull has an eye-watering cost of £28million.
The 177ft ship boasts a jacuzzi, gym, beach club, barbecue area and pool.
It also comes with a jet ski, diving and fishing gear.
The 147ft Kavkaz (The Caucasus) was built by Almaz Marine Yard in Russia.
It can accommodate up to 10 guests in 5 suites.
