Britain has challenged for the America’s Cup 23 times, more than any other nation, and never won it. The competition began in British waters, with a race around the Isle of Wight in 1851, hosted by the Royal Yacht Squadron.Two years ago, the British team came closer than any in modern history. In Ba
The Design Innovation Award recognizes a yacht that values life on board over mere novelty, suggesting a shift in how the industry measures progress.
For decades, the layout of a superyacht followed a predictable logic. The best views and the most space were reserved for living and entertaining. The spa, if it existed, was usually an afterthought tucked away on a lower deck. Benetti’s new 70-metre concept, Clear Waves, proposes a fundamental reve
The legendary builder’s latest superyacht isn’t about going fast. It’s about creating a world of its own, signaling a major shift in the psychology of luxury.
The Monaco Yacht Show was less about the yachts on display and more about the system that now builds, manages, and defines them.
Days in Naples with Britain's America's Cup team, told from the water, the table and the castle walls.
The 115 metre HIVE concept puts human connection at the heart of superyacht design.
The M/Y Singolare and M/Y Spirit arrive at the Monaco Yacht Show, each representing a distinct philosophy of custom yacht building from the Italian shipyard.
Over a thousand kilometres of wild coastline, ancient citadels, and anchorages accessible only by sea. This is the other side of the Mediterranean.
The new Baltic 121 Alice is a 37-metre carbon fibre superyacht that sails with the ease of a small day boat. It signals a deeper shift in what performance means.
For one experienced owner, the answer to needing more from a yacht was not to go bigger. It was to build a fleet of two.
Where fjord-like bays meet superyacht marinas, and medieval towns give way to private beach clubs.
