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Finland-based yacht builder Nautor Swan has announced the launch of the 23.99-metre sailing yacht Resilient 4.Launched as the ninth hull in the popular Swan 78 series, Resilient 4 features exterior design and naval architecture by long-standing collaborator German Frers. She showcases modern hull lines, including a wide stern above the waterline, twin rudders and racing oriented keel design.Resilient 4 is characterised by Nautor Swan’s “S” concept, known as its semi-raised saloon. The streamlined design allows for panoramic views, with sleek curves that create a volume capable of protecting the cockpit and creating more space below.Resilient 4 can comfortably accommodate up to eight guests across a four stateroom configuration, with her owner’s suite situated forward, providing a spacious, yet relaxing oasis for the owner.  Her generous roof doubles up as a sunbathing area, while her recessed sprayhood and full-beam bimini keep guests always well protected in the cockpit lounge, which features two C-shaped sofas, each with
Fri, 10 May 2024 | 12:00
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The 30.2-metre Cantieri Navali Rizzardi motor yacht Why has been salvaged, following an incident last week where she ran aground in Spetses, Greece.The incident occurred following a period of strong winds, with local news outlets reporting that the captain attempted to leave the highly exposed main town pier and was blown onto the beach. Read: 30m motor yacht Why runs aground in Spetses, GreeceImages shared exclusively with SuperYacht Times show the 40-metre Pantanassa tug rescuing the yacht, which had become trapped on the coastline. According to eyewitnesses, Why had sustained some damage to her bow, as she had been pushed against the stone pier. Why was delivered in 2005 as part of the Posillipo Technema 95 yacht series. She features exterior design by Galeazzi Design, while her interior was penned by Michela Reverberi
Fri, 10 May 2024 | 13:30
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Overmarine has announced the launch of the second hull in the 39.2-metre Mangusta Oceano 39 yacht series at the Viareggio shipyard in Italy.Built for an American owner, the tri-deck Mangusta Oceano 39 yacht has been designed by the shipyard's technical department, together with designer Alberto Mancini and in cooperation with the Verme design firm. The 330 GT Mangusta Oceano 39 yacht is characterised by a sleek and sophisticated exterior design, with all-glass gunwales on the upper deck creating a seamless transition with the sea and unobstructed views. Described by the shipyard as ‘a villa on the sea,’ the Mangusta Oceano 39 yacht features a full-custom interior layout. Her owner was heavily involved in the design to create a bespoke home away from home. Key features onboard include an infinity pool at her bow, with the aft area providing access to the beach house. Here two sea-level side terraces open up to convert the aft platform
Fri, 10 May 2024 | 15:30

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As the ultimate luxury item, superyachts are designed and built to some of the highest specifications of any object in the world. Many yachts feature entirely custom interiors from world-class designers to reflect the unique status of the vessels themselves, and as yachts are moving objects that face often turbulent conditions, the furniture used aboard needs to be specially designed as well. Superyacht furniture needs to be both beautiful and functional, accommodating sometimes limited spaces and resilient against marine conditions, and that is where Lotus Woodworks comes in.  Founded by carpenter Tim McCune, Lotus Woodworks has pioneered an expanding dining table that is ideally suited to use aboard superyachts. Based on an original design from 1835 by Robert Jupe, Tim and his team has reimagined the Lotus table, building each one meticulously by hand and to unique specifications at their workshop in Arizona. We sat down with Tim to find out what makes the Lotus
Fri, 10 May 2024 | 13:45
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In 2021 the marine fuel supplier and bunkering specialist rebranded its entire organisation with the view to become a sustainable fuel supplier and in their own words, “become part of the solution, rather than the problem.” In line with this major transition, the company has refocused on becoming an energy supplier – whatever that energy may be, and has created a new brand removed from petroleum. Within the commercial shipping sector, Peninsula has made major inroads delivering sustainable biofuels and operating the first LNG (liquefied natural gas) bunker barge in the Straits of Gibraltar in 2023 that makes significant steps toward the decarbonisation of shipping. Recognising, however, that LNG is not the solution for the luxury superyacht sector, the Peninsula yachting team has been researching the best and most premium solution for superyachts; HVO (hydrotreated vegetable oil). A well documented and increasingly popular fuel within the superyacht sector, the use of HVO has a
Tue, 07 May 2024 | 15:45
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With four custom superyacht’s in-build between 80 and 66-metres, ISA Yachts has been firmly in the limelight over recent years. With increasing demand from owners for an ISA yacht in the sub-400GT segment, the shipyard approached the team at Team for Design to develop a new series, the result of which is the new Unica 40, unveiled last month. The semi-displacement, all aluminium yacht features a tri-deck arrangement and impressive 390GT, designed to maximise the potential of the 40-metre platform and to appeal to the next generation of owners. In a recent series of interviews, we sat down with Enrico Gobbi of Team for Design and Francesco Carbone, General Manager of ISA, to hear more about the new project.  Volumes of Style Over the past few years, Team for Design has worked closely with ISA Yachts on the development of the Gran Tourismo 45 and the ISA Gran Turismo 80 (currently in-build). Sleek and sporty superyachts,
Thu, 02 May 2024 | 12:30
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Located in the sprawling metropolis of Barcelona, the blissful Marina Port Vell is this year’s Preferred Superyacht Marina for the 37th edition of the America’s Cup, which is set to take place from August to October 2024. The America’s Cup sailing regatta has garnered a long held reputation as the oldest international competition in any sport. With an abundance of amenities and unique activities on offer, Marina Port Vell is sure to leave a lasting impression on visitors. We take a look at this Barcelona-based marina’s extensive travel routes, useful facilities, and charming forms of entertainment that secure its title as a Preferred Superyacht Marina. Prime size and locality  Situated in the heart of the city, beside the regatta race course, Marina Port Vell strikes a perfect balance between the exhilarating buzz of nearby city life and nautical seaside festivities.Having originally been constructed during the 1992 Olympic Games, this maritime venue specialising in superyacht services
Tue, 30 Apr 2024 | 13:15
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Lighting doesn't just determine the brightness and darkness of a space; it elevates it. More than just mere functionality for superyachts, lighting sets the onboard ambience, shaping its unique spaces. The correct set-up can work wonders, from setting the mood for a gourmet meal and illuminating sleek exterior lines to complementing interior design features.   Understanding the importance of lighting in the yachting sector, the team at LightGraphix has over four decades of experience and a solid reputation for delivering high-quality, innovative products. Based in the UK but boasting a global support network, the company designs and manufactures lighting solutions tailored for superyacht and architectural applications. Trusted by renowned shipyards and working with top worldwide lighting designers such as Lighting Design International, Winch and Sinnex, LightGraphix is attuned to the unique challenges of the yacht environment. The company's yacht-specific products are meticulously engineered with high-performance output while utilising the latest LED technology.Yachting-specific solutions The company proudly adheres
Fri, 19 Apr 2024 | 14:30
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For more than 20 years, the New Zealand-based panel company Fastmount has revolutionised the mounting process of panelling in marine and architectural applications. Pioneering quick release mounting solutions that can be reused time and time again, Fastmount’s hidden fixings have long been used in the superyacht sector and are also ideal for use aboard ocean fishing boats, sports boats and towboats, offering a functional and elegant solution to the often time and cost intensive panel mounting walls, ceilings, carpets and more. Perfect marine mounting Fastmount’s removable panels are an ideal solution for the marine sector for a number of reasons. Offering perfect alignment with the clip system that utilises CentrePoint placement, alignment is ensured on the full product range by allowing the installer to line up and mark the panels before any drilling takes place. Fastmount also offers CAD files on all of their products, making it easier to layout the design and prefabricate the
Thu, 18 Apr 2024 | 14:30

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As the ultimate luxury item, superyachts are designed and built to some of the highest specifications of any object in the world. Many yachts feature entirely custom interiors from world-class designers to reflect the unique status of the vessels themselves, and as yachts are moving objects that face often turbulent conditions, the furniture used aboard needs to be specially designed as well. Superyacht furniture needs to be both beautiful and functional, accommodating sometimes limited spaces and resilient against marine conditions, and that is where Lotus Woodworks comes in.  Founded by carpenter Tim McCune, Lotus Woodworks has pioneered an expanding dining table that is ideally suited to use aboard superyachts. Based on an original design from 1835 by Robert Jupe, Tim and his team has reimagined the Lotus table, building each one meticulously by hand and to unique specifications at their workshop in Arizona. We sat down with Tim to find out what makes the Lotus
Fri, 10 May 2024 | 13:45
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In 2021 the marine fuel supplier and bunkering specialist rebranded its entire organisation with the view to become a sustainable fuel supplier and in their own words, “become part of the solution, rather than the problem.” In line with this major transition, the company has refocused on becoming an energy supplier – whatever that energy may be, and has created a new brand removed from petroleum. Within the commercial shipping sector, Peninsula has made major inroads delivering sustainable biofuels and operating the first LNG (liquefied natural gas) bunker barge in the Straits of Gibraltar in 2023 that makes significant steps toward the decarbonisation of shipping. Recognising, however, that LNG is not the solution for the luxury superyacht sector, the Peninsula yachting team has been researching the best and most premium solution for superyachts; HVO (hydrotreated vegetable oil). A well documented and increasingly popular fuel within the superyacht sector, the use of HVO has a
Tue, 07 May 2024 | 15:45
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With four custom superyacht’s in-build between 80 and 66-metres, ISA Yachts has been firmly in the limelight over recent years. With increasing demand from owners for an ISA yacht in the sub-400GT segment, the shipyard approached the team at Team for Design to develop a new series, the result of which is the new Unica 40, unveiled last month. The semi-displacement, all aluminium yacht features a tri-deck arrangement and impressive 390GT, designed to maximise the potential of the 40-metre platform and to appeal to the next generation of owners. In a recent series of interviews, we sat down with Enrico Gobbi of Team for Design and Francesco Carbone, General Manager of ISA, to hear more about the new project.  Volumes of Style Over the past few years, Team for Design has worked closely with ISA Yachts on the development of the Gran Tourismo 45 and the ISA Gran Turismo 80 (currently in-build). Sleek and sporty superyachts,
Thu, 02 May 2024 | 12:30
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Located in the sprawling metropolis of Barcelona, the blissful Marina Port Vell is this year’s Preferred Superyacht Marina for the 37th edition of the America’s Cup, which is set to take place from August to October 2024. The America’s Cup sailing regatta has garnered a long held reputation as the oldest international competition in any sport. With an abundance of amenities and unique activities on offer, Marina Port Vell is sure to leave a lasting impression on visitors. We take a look at this Barcelona-based marina’s extensive travel routes, useful facilities, and charming forms of entertainment that secure its title as a Preferred Superyacht Marina. Prime size and locality  Situated in the heart of the city, beside the regatta race course, Marina Port Vell strikes a perfect balance between the exhilarating buzz of nearby city life and nautical seaside festivities.Having originally been constructed during the 1992 Olympic Games, this maritime venue specialising in superyacht services
Tue, 30 Apr 2024 | 13:15
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Lighting doesn't just determine the brightness and darkness of a space; it elevates it. More than just mere functionality for superyachts, lighting sets the onboard ambience, shaping its unique spaces. The correct set-up can work wonders, from setting the mood for a gourmet meal and illuminating sleek exterior lines to complementing interior design features.   Understanding the importance of lighting in the yachting sector, the team at LightGraphix has over four decades of experience and a solid reputation for delivering high-quality, innovative products. Based in the UK but boasting a global support network, the company designs and manufactures lighting solutions tailored for superyacht and architectural applications. Trusted by renowned shipyards and working with top worldwide lighting designers such as Lighting Design International, Winch and Sinnex, LightGraphix is attuned to the unique challenges of the yacht environment. The company's yacht-specific products are meticulously engineered with high-performance output while utilising the latest LED technology.Yachting-specific solutions The company proudly adheres
Fri, 19 Apr 2024 | 14:30
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For more than 20 years, the New Zealand-based panel company Fastmount has revolutionised the mounting process of panelling in marine and architectural applications. Pioneering quick release mounting solutions that can be reused time and time again, Fastmount’s hidden fixings have long been used in the superyacht sector and are also ideal for use aboard ocean fishing boats, sports boats and towboats, offering a functional and elegant solution to the often time and cost intensive panel mounting walls, ceilings, carpets and more. Perfect marine mounting Fastmount’s removable panels are an ideal solution for the marine sector for a number of reasons. Offering perfect alignment with the clip system that utilises CentrePoint placement, alignment is ensured on the full product range by allowing the installer to line up and mark the panels before any drilling takes place. Fastmount also offers CAD files on all of their products, making it easier to layout the design and prefabricate the
Thu, 18 Apr 2024 | 14:30

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The 49.8-metre superyacht Amare II was recently observed docked here in PortoSole Sanremo, Italy. Delivered to her owners in 2020 by Heesen Yachts in the Netherlands, Amare II stands as the second yacht in Heesen's hybrid line. The motor yacht features an exterior by Omega Architects and an interior designed by Cristiano Gatto, with additional styling by Sabrina Monte-Carlo. With a volume of 499 GT, Amare II incorporates the renowned Fast Displacement Hull Form developed by Van Oossanen Naval Architects, enabling her to operate efficiently with minimal fuel usage and to achieve speeds of nine knots in her 'silent mode'. Registered under the Malta flag, she can accommodate up to 12 guests across six staterooms, along with space for 10 crew members. Currently listed for sale with BehneMar, take a closer look onboard here
Fri, 10 May 2024 | 08:00
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Spotted recently docked in Falmouth Harbour, on the southern coast of the island of Antigua, was the 50.4-metre superyacht Emerald. Launched in 1990 by the Dutch shipyard Feadship, the motor yacht underwent a 16-month refit in 2023 at Balk Shipyard that included a stern extension, an expanded sundeck with a new Jacuzzi, and a complete redesign of the interior to accommodate up to 14 guests. The refit also included technical upgrades such as new stabilisers and an overhaul of her twin Detroit Diesel engines, each providing 780 horsepower, allowing her to cruise comfortably at 12 knots with a top speed of 14 knots. Formerly known as MQ2, Marion Queen, Mayan Queen, and Kisses, Emerald features exterior design by De Voogt Naval Architects and a styled interior by Design Unlimited. Currently available for charter with Northrop & Johnson, further details on her refit can be found here
Thu, 09 May 2024 | 08:00
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The 87.6-metre superyacht Project X was observed anchored in Athens, Greece, under the dramatic backdrop of a dust storm from the Sahara Desert. Delivered by Golden Yachts in 2022, Project X is currently the second-largest yacht constructed by the shipyard. Designed by Ken Freivokh, her exterior is marked by distinctive X-shaped motifs on both the port and starboard sides of her superstructure. Inside, the interior by Massari Design Studio gracefully complements her naval architecture, crafted by Marco Yachts. Project X can accommodate up to 12 guests across nine staterooms and has a crew capacity of 28, ensuring top-tier comfort and service for all guests. The 5-deck yacht showcases amenities such as a large glass-walled swimming pool with a cascading waterfall, an expansive beach club and a high-tech gym on the sundeck.
Wed, 08 May 2024 | 08:00
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Currently anchored in Beaulieu-sur-mer, on the French Riviera, is the 77.7-metre superyacht Malia. Delivered in 2023 by Golden Yachts, previously known as O'Rea, Malia boasts an exterior design by Studio Vafiadis, with interiors crafted through a partnership between Studio Vafiadis and Massari Design. Built with a steel hull and an aluminium superstructure, the motor yacht accommodates up to 12 guests across eight staterooms and is operated by a crew of 22. Powered by twin Caterpillar 3516E engines, each producing 3433 horsepower, she can reach a top speed of 18 knots. With a volume of 2,165 GT, Malia offers a glass-edged infinity pool on the main deck, a sundeck Jacuzzi, a lounge area, and an outdoor cinema. Additionally, her beach club includes a massage room, a Turkish hammam, and a sauna. Malia is available for charter through Northrop & Johnson in the Mediterranean
Tue, 07 May 2024 | 08:00
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Spotted yesterday docked here in the port of Bizerte, in northern Tunisia, was the 63-metre superyacht Oasis. Delivered in 2006 by Lürssen, the motor yacht underwent a six-month refit last summer. Conducted by Lusben in Livorno, the refit involved a structural extension of three-metres, with an enhancement of the beach club to offer more space for guest activities. The original design of Oasis was created by Glade Johnson Design, covering both her exterior and interior, while FM Architettura contributed to the interior design during her refit. In terms of performance, Oasis is powered by twin Caterpillar 3512B engines, allowing her to reach a top speed of 16 knots and a cruising speed of 12 knots, with a maximum range of 5,000 nautical miles at cruising speed
Mon, 06 May 2024 | 08:00
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After attending MEDYS 2024, the 47-metre superyacht Africa I was observed yesterday anchored here in Kyparissi, Greece. Constructed by the Italian shipyard Benetti in 2010, Africa I, previously named Imagination, underwent a significant refit in 2021, which included a modern overhaul of her interiors. The motor yacht features naval architecture by the Benetti team, while her exteriors were completed by Stefano Natucci and her interiors by Zuretti Interior Design. In terms of accommodations, the three-deck yacht can host up to 12 guests across six staterooms, comprising a full-beam master suite on the main deck. Propelled by two MTU engines, she can comfortably cruise at a speed of 20 knots and reach a top speed of 24 knots. Having previously been chartered by celebrities such as Cristiano Ronaldo, Africa I is currently available for charter in the East Mediterranean with IYC.
Fri, 03 May 2024 | 08:00

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Project Toro is the first in a series from Turquoise Yachts based on an in-house engineering platform that offers clients faster delivery times combined with ample opportunity for customisation. Now in the outfitting stage, we travelled to the shipyard in Istanbul to visit the project before her launch later this year. Project Toro began in classic fashion with a charter client looking for a pre-owned yacht to buy. His long-term broker, Simon Ting of SuperYachtsMonaco, marked a potential 60-metre candidate and designers Harrison Eidsgaard were brought in to assess the interior for refit.   After discussions with the client, however, it was felt the yacht wasn’t ticking the right boxes and the focus changed to a new build. Armed with a preliminary exterior and interior design by Harrison Eidsgaard, Ting began the search for a suitable shipyard. “We initially focused on northern Europe, but this was during Covid, slots were scarce and prices were going
Thu, 11 Apr 2024 | 14:15
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When Rob Doyle Design in Kinsale, Ireland, received a call from the largest sloop in the world saying the yacht had lost the tip of its keel off the coast of Peru, the team had to set in motion a repair job from the other side of the world. Mark Small, Technical Director at Rob Doyle Design, recounts how it was done.On 12 May 2022, we received a call from the captain of 77.6-metre M5 saying they had collided with a submerged object while sailing off the coast of Peru. The yacht had slowed significantly, but the impact was nothing like hitting a container. The crew concluded it was probably a freak encounter with a whale.  They undertook a full internal inspection around the keel box, hydraulic locking rams and locking shims. There was no apparent damage to any part of the structure or fittings, so M5 continued sailing into Lima and arrived the
Tue, 02 Apr 2024 | 15:00

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