Some people just can't get enough luxury. As if a regular yacht wasn't good enough, true opulence lovers opt for yachts which resemble wingless airplanes that gently stay afloat on the ocean's surface. And one of the more popular brands of ultra-yacht is the posh powerhouse, Princess Yachts International.

Don't let the name fool you at all, Princess Yachts are truly fit for a King. Founded in 1965 as Marine Projects Ltd, the company was purchased in 1981 by a South African businessman named Graham J. Beck. He eventually sold the company to a French businessman's investment group in 2008. Throughout the years, Princess' Motor Yachts have been turning heads throughout the seven seas.

One of the most popular models is the Princess 25m. This extravagant yacht flawlessly combines the best in style, with an overwhelming presence and heart-stopping performance. This powerhouse can easily reach high speeds for long-distance cruising.

The flybridge takes the idea of luxury living to a whole new level, and the full-width saloon and dining area provides a perfect area for entertaining. Each of Princess' staterooms can accommodate 8 people in ultimate comfort. The bathrooms onboard are also extravagant, offering you every amenity you'd find in your home's master bath. When it comes to luxury and performance, you can't beat the Princess 25m.

The galley is absolutely decadent. With corian work surfaces, full-sized refrigerator and deepfreezer, icemaker, ovens, twin sinks, dishwasher, trash compactor, and enough storage for an army, the Princess has a bigger and better kitchen than your house. The hydraulic steering systems make it easy for any qualified person to effortlessly control the yacht.

It comes equipped with autopilot in case the captain feels like sneaking down to the saloon. The saloon comes with a huge plasma TV and the two staterooms are outfitted with LCD TVs. The Princess even has 2 fully fitted crew cabins, so the people manning your boat can stay in luxury as well.

You should be in good shape before you board the Princess. Her length is 84 feet, enough to tire you out after a few trips around the huge deck. And don't think that you can pick this yacht up for a discount price somewhere. EBay isn't holding bidding wars for a few paychecks.

If you want to dock this yacht and slap your name your name on it, it will cost you around $5-million. Even a used version of the Princess 25m will set you back about $3-million.

That's just the price you pay for luxury. If you're extremely well-to-do, then the Princess is a sound purchase that will take you anywhere in the world in ultimate style. For the rest of us, we can only hope you'll let us onboard to take a spin with you.

This yacht is truly a piece of luxury worth having. Underneath, it's like a scaled down version of the best hotel you've ever stayed at. But for the price, it may be a smart idea to make the Princess 25m your full-time residence.