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Articles designed to educate and excite an entire new generation of consumers about the joys of yacht ownership and chartering.
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Palmer Johnson’s first composite series yacht, Alter Ego, packs a lot of volume and vitality into a 123-foot raised pilothouse design. |
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Baltic Yachts’ Pink Gin is 152 feet of high-tech engineering.
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Codecasa’s eye-catching new entry into the open market, is comfortable – and fast. |
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Alloy and Dubois team up to breathe life into offbeat beauty Red Dragon. |
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A cruising family gives a modern makeover to a vintage yacht. |
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A redesign during construction yields a more workable arrangement with exceptional charter potential. |
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World-class destinations and expanding facilities attract superyachts to Australia.
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Designed to cruise the Mediterranean and North America, the versatile 91 foot Nefertari has broad appeal for busy yachtsmen.
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Some of the world’s top yachting visionaries share what they think about behind closed doors.
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The 68-meter Lürssen Kismet leaves little to fate. |
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While Ohana is the smallest in Perini Navi’s lineup, this 142-footer is a big performance cruiser with a big, lighthearted personality to match. |
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Chinese boatbuilding flourishes with a little help from some friends. |
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