This Wild Concept Yacht Is A Floating Replica Of Monaco [PHOTOS]
Each year, jet setters and socialites flock to Monaco to watch the Grand Prix and soak up the Mediterranean sun.
If plans for a new superyacht called "The Streets of Monaco" are brought to fruition, that experience could be recreated on a floating city measuring more than 500 feet long (about half the size of a modern cruise ship).
The plans, released by Yacht Island Design, show an expansive deck featuring replicas of Monaco's most recognizable landmarks, including the Grand Prix track, Hotel de Paris, and Port Hercule.
Also pictured in the renderings are a helicopter pad, mini submarine, speedboats, and several swimming pools, and miniature hotels that line the port area.
A replica of the Grand Prix track lets cruisers race around just like the pros, albeit on go-karts instead of fancy Formula One automobiles.
But the deck isn't the only part of the superyacht that mimics the opulence of Monaco. Inside, "the Oasis" is modeled after the gardens outside the Monaco Casino.
According to the Daily Mail, the extravagant floating city could cost £244 million ($401 million) to complete, though it's difficult to pinpoint an exact price this early in the process.
Still, developers say there's plenty of buzz surrounding their project.
"We have had a significant amount of interest from the general public wanting to take cruises and a number of inquiries for potential commercial applications," Rob McPherson, one of the founders of the project, said to the Daily Mail.
"We are actively looking for clients either private or commercial with the vision to realise this new and interesting design direction."