The yacht of the NBA legend Michael Jordan in the port of Souda,
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NBA legend Michael Jordan's yacht MBRACE is moored in the port of Souda.
According to ERT, it remains unknown if he himself is in Crete.
Although it remains unknown whether he himself is in Crete, the ultra-luxury yacht, under the flag of the Cayman Islands, was built in 2018 and cost 115 million dollars. The first owner of MBRACE was Sir Lloyd Marshall Dorfman (British businessman and philanthropist) who has founded Travelex. Dorfman had paid 115 million dollars for its acquisition (note its first name was Elandess) and its annual maintenance costs reach 10 million dollars.
Its interior is designed by Harrison Eidsgaard and is made of aluminum. The yacht can accommodate 12 people and a crew of 24 people.
Jordan's three ultra-luxury yachts
The greatest basketball player of all time, he has at least three multi-million dollar yachts.
Specifically, an $80 million yacht named “Joy,” another named “Mr. Terrible” worth $21 million and a smaller one called “Catch-23”.
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