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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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The Annual SBI Analysis of Activity in the Luxury Yacht Industry for Vessels 80 Feet LOA and Larger. |
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Trinity’s latest launch proves it knows the way to an owner’s heart without asking. |
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Palmer Johnson’s 120 line reinvigorated the Wisconsin builder, and Hull No. 4 has become an icon for the company’s rededication to innovation. |
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Building a Custom Yacht Is Costly, but the Adventure Is Priceless. Illustrations by Gisella Macchiaroli. |
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When it comes to overcoming water, wind and waves, New Zealand’s Craig Loomes–designed trimarans know the first thing about piercing straight through. |
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This well-conceived, ShowBoats Award-winning custom tri-deck motor yacht gives a new meaning to the phrase, “going to the dogs.” |
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Author Samuel Johnson extolled: “As peace is the end of war, so to be idle is the ultimate purpose of the busy.” On Flamingo Daze, wanton idleness is a full-time job. |
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Sycara III’s owners were uncertain about building a yacht more than 60 feet larger than their last – until the comforts and accommodations of their elegant new 185-foot Oceanfast swept them away. |
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Aside from the enormous technical challenges, creating Mirabella V was the result of vision, courage and exceptional levels of collaboration between owners Joe and Luciana Vittoria and yacht designer Ron Holland. |
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Mark Grosvenor relied on his and his dad’s bluewater experience in building his salty, 96-foot Doggersbank Offshore motor yacht. |
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A Herculean effort on the part of Alfa Four’s design-and-construction team turned Theodore and Gianna Angelopoulos’ newest yacht into a gold-medal project. |
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A project that nearly foundered as her owners pursued quality and technical perfection, the aprtly named Phoneix is a soaring achievement. |
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