A 136-metre yacht is difficult to grasp, even in a photograph. Hadar gives the scale a clear point of reference: it is 22.5 metres wide and has a large transverse swimming pool on the aft deck. It was delivered by Lürssen in 2019 under the name Flying Fox. [1]
The manufacturer describes an exterior designed by Espen Øino and interiors by Mark Berryman. The long, light-filled decks are not merely a backdrop for holiday pictures; they are part of the project’s architecture, where distance, views and privacy must work on a vessel of unusual size. [1]
A vessel with two names
The photographs here were taken in 2025 and catalogued as Flying Fox. Lürssen’s current project page uses the name Hadar and states “built as Flying Fox”. For that reason, both names appear in the article: they refer to the same yacht, but at different times. [1][2][3]
The photographs also make it possible to see the proportions without borrowing images from a shipyard press archive with unclear reuse rights. They were published by photographer Stefan Brending under Creative Commons BY-SA 3.0 DE, with attribution and a licence link in the source list. [2][3][4]
We infer nothing about the current owner, charter price or access from the images. The story is about the verifiable vessel and the rare spatial generosity that a yacht in this class can create.
