Pacha III (1990–present by Princess Caroline) Morocco El Boughaz I (2006–present) Netherlands Koningssloep (1818–present) De Groene Draeck (1957–present) Jumbo VI, Prince Bernhard's yacht, a Moonen 85 Alma (2021–present) Norway King Haakon VII received the royal yacht Norge as a gift from the people of Norway in 1947. The royal yacht is owned by the king but maintained and crewed by the Royal Norwegian Navy. Before this other naval ships had served as royal sea transport and the king used some smaller boats for short trips mostly on official occasions. Sophia Amalia (1650–?) Elephanten (1687–1721) Heimdal (1892–1946)Stjernen I (1899–1940)Stjernen II (1945–present) Norge (1947–present) Horten (1985) Oman The Oman Royal Yacht Squadron operates the following major vessels from Muscat and Muttrah in Oman: Ottoman Empire The Imperial Ottoman Government used many yachts for its head of state. These include:TesrifiyeİzzeddinTaliaErtuğrulThe Republic of Turkey also has presidential yachts PortugalVeloz (22,6 m): 1858Sirius (22,5 m): 1876Amélia I (35 m): 1888Amélia II (45 m): 1897Amélia III (55 m): 1898Amélia IV (70 m): 1901 The Portuguese King Charles I used four successive royal yachts, all named Amélia, after his wife, Queen Amélie of Orleans. These yachts were, mainly, used by Charles I for his oceanographic missions. It was in the Amélia IV that King Manuel II and the Portuguese royal family left the country for the exile, after the republican revolution of 5 October 1910. In the republican regime the Amélia IV was renamed NRP 5 de Outubro and operated by the Portuguese Navy. Romania Luceafarul Russia Imperial yachts employed by the Tsar of Russia: Alexandria (I) (1851–1906) Standart (I) (1857–1892) Derzhava (1871–1905) Tsarevna (1874–1917) Livadia (1873–1878); wrecked in Crimea October 21–22, 1878 Livadia (1880–1926); flawed experimental ship, retired and hulked soon after commissioning. Used by the Romanovs only twice. Polyarnaya Zvezda (1890-1917/1961) Alexandria (II) (1904-1917/1927) Standart (II) (1895-1917/1936-1961 as Soviet Navy minelayer Marti) Saudi Arabia Prince Abdulaziz (1984–) Now owned by descendants of Prince Sultan bin Abdul AzizAl Riyadh (1978–)Al Salamah (1999–)Issham al Baher (1973–) SpainGiralda (1900-1912) 95 m The luxury yacht Fortuna belonged to King Juan Carlos I until he renounced it in 2013. Sweden Drott (1883–1923) United Arab EmiratesDubai is the personal yacht of Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, ruler of Dubai and Prime Minister of the United Arab Emirates. Completed in 2006, she is the third largest yacht currently in service at long. She came to world media attention when she sailed