Lloyd Werft to Build 155-m ‘Beyond Horizons’ Vessel for Maybach Ocean Club Maritime Activity Reports, Inc. June 16, 2026 Credit: Doelker Voges Design Left to Right: ● Friedrich Norden, Managing Director, Lloyd Werft ● Matthias Bosse, Co-Founder and Managing Director, Maybach Ocean Club ● Michael Hehn, Co-Founder and Managing Director, Maybach Ocean Club ● Thorsten Roenner, Managing Partner, Heinrich Roenner Group / Lloyd Werft Credit: Ebinger Photography Credit: Doelker Voges Design Credit: Doelker Voges Design Germany’s Lloyd Werft Bremerhaven has been selected as the shipyard partner for Beyond Horizons , a 155-meter superyacht that aims to introduce a new private members’ club concept to the luxury maritime market. The announcement marks a key milestone for the Maybach Ocean Club  project, moving the vessel from concept into the construction phase. The yacht has been developed by Maybach Ocean Club in collaboration with yacht specialists Splendid Sea and German naval architects Dölker + Voges. Unlike a conventional cruise ship or charter yacht, Beyond Horizons is envisioned as an invitation-only floating members’ club featuring 30 residential-style suites, each measuring approximately 74 square meters and equipped with private balconies and ocean views. The vessel is expected to accommodate up to 72 members and guests, with an additional six guest cabins reserved for invited family and friends. For Lloyd Werft, the project represents another high-profile addition to its portfolio of technically complex mega yachts and specialized vessels. The Bremerhaven shipyard is known for projects including the explorer yacht Luna and expedition yacht Solaris. Credit: Studio Heller Design Technically, the vessel will incorporate a range of hospitality-focused amenities, including expansive panoramic lounges, multiple dining venues, wellness and spa facilities, a marina-style beach club with direct sea access, split-level infinity pools and extensive outdoor deck space. A