With the Antigua Charter Yacht Show 2022 quickly approaching, SuperYacht Times takes a look at some of the largest yachts attending this year’s event from 4-9 December. Photo: Charl van RooyChristina O | Canadian Vickers | 99.15-metre | 1943

Originally built for the Royal Canadian Navy as a River-class anti-submarine frigate, Christina O was first launched as the HMCS Stormont in 1943. She was part of North-Atlantic convoys during the Second World War and was purchased by Greek shipping magnate Aristotle Onassis in 1953 and converted into a superyacht at the HDW shipyard in Kiel. Christina O is able to accommodate up to 36 guests across 18 staterooms and has hosted alumni such as Eva Péron, Frank Sinatra, Marilyn Monroe and Winston Churchill. Christina O recently starred in Ruben Östlund’s comedy blockbuster, Triangle of Sadness.Photo: Léandre Loyseau / SuperYacht TimesFaith | Feadship | 96.55-metre |2017

Faith is one of the largest Feadships delivered to date. Launched as Project Vertigo in 2016, the 96.55-metre Feadship superyacht Faith features flowing lines and sweeping architecture designed by RWD, with her stylish and spacious interiors penned by the Parisian interior design house, Chahan Interior Design. Her naval architecture came from the drawing boards of Dutch naval architects, De Voogt. With a volume of 2,991 GT, the four-deck superyacht features an infinity pool, a games deck, a helicopter landing pad and accommodations for 18 guests…