I stepped on board a yacht for the very first time, a sleek Champagne-colored vessel for sale at an undisclosed price. Here's a look inside the 150-foot, Bugatti-designed superyacht.

Imperial Yachts

Hokulani is an American-built yacht designed in partnership with Bugatti.

• I recently attended the Monaco Yacht Show, a glamorous four-day event where an estimated 30,000 people came to see more than $4.3 billion worth of yachts displayed in Port Hercules.
• At the show, I stepped foot onboard a yacht for the very first time.
• The first vessel I toured was Hokulani, a 150-foot, Champagne-colored superyacht that's for sale for an undisclosed price with yacht management firm Imperial Yachts.
• The hull and superstructure were built in collaboration with Bugatti.
• Hokulani can sleep up to 10 guests across five luxurious staterooms.
• While I was impressed with the yacht at the time, I soon realized it was just a warm-up compared to the some of the absolutely massive and wildly opulent superyachts I would visit throughout the show.
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The Monaco Yacht Show is a glamorous four-day event held each September at the tiny, wealthy city-state on the French Riviera. It draws an estimated 30,000 yachting industry insiders, as well as customers interested in buying or chartering yachts.

I attended this year's yacht show and stepped onboard a yacht for the very first time. The first yacht I toured was Hokulani, a 150-foot, Champagne-colored yacht designed in collaboration with Bugatti.

I wasn't allowed to take my own photos, but I got a private tour of the vessel with its captain, Luke.

Here's what it looked like.