A Price on Presence: The 78m Superyacht MALIA Lists for €110 Million
Delivered in 2023, the 77.7m Golden Yachts build enters the market with interiors by Studio Massari and a three-sided beach club.
Yachts
Baglietto Sells Third T60, Blurring The Line Between Deck and Saloon
The 60-meter project from Francesco Paszkowski Design continues the shipyard's focus on a seamless indoor-outdoor experience, with delivery set for 2029.
The 80-Metre Project Zurich Meets The Sea
The Amels 80 Project Zurich has begun sea trials, the final step in its build journey before delivery to its owner later this year.
Riva Classiche and the Business of Preservation
The legendary boat builder has created a division dedicated to one thing: ensuring its history remains seaworthy.
The Amels 60 QU2 Departs, Blending Platform with Personality
Following a private ceremony in Vlissingen, the new 60-metre superyacht from Damen Yachting begins its maiden voyage to the Mediterranean charter circuit.
With Gilda Perez-Alvarado, CEO of Orient Express
The CEO of Orient Express on craft, continuity, and the new Golden Age of Travel
The Mallorca Charter: Two Islands in One
The light in Mallorca hits differently. It filters through pines and reflects off limestone, turning the water in secluded coves a shade of blue that feels specific to this part of the Mediterranean. This is the first thing you learn about the island. It has its own palette, its own rhythm, a charac
A Million-Euro Price Shift on the Sunreef Catamaran PETITE BELLE
A seven-figure price adjustment on the 100-foot Sunreef PETITE BELLE signals a strategic shift in the high-end brokerage market.
Ferrari Reveals the Hypersail Livery: A New Chapter Beyond the Road
Ferrari expands its legacy beyond automotive excellence with the unveiling of the Hypersail livery - marking a bold step into the world of competitive sailing.
Abeking & Rasmussen Enters a New Chapter With ARUBY
The celebrated builder of one-off masterpieces introduces its first-ever series yacht, a 70-meter concept that balances bespoke quality with modern efficiency.
Why Rolls-Royce Keeps Looking to the Sea
The grace of a racing yacht is found in its lines. Long, taut, and purposeful, they are drawn to manage immense forces with minimal effort. It is a language of physics and aesthetics, where performance and beauty are the same thing. You see a similar logic in the way a Rolls-Royce occupies the road.
The French Riviera Is Not A Place. It’s A Rhythm.
The names are familiar, but the real French Riviera is found on the water, moving between the public spectacle and the private silence.