In Galeon 800 FLY the subtle design by Tony Castro, expressed in soft lines and rounded structural elements, is hard to ignore at first glance. Moreover, advanced navigation electronics and the latest technologies used on this fourth generation yacht ensure the safety and comfort of all passengers.
SOARING was built for an experienced owner whose briefing listed, among other things, a separate owner’s deck with aft-looking grand master suite, the biggest possible tender and a gym with wellness centre both with direct access to the water
Who needs side decks? The widebody X70 is a pioneering design from Prestige with a major focus on outdoor living. Yacht Style puts it to the test.
Recently sold to Hong Kong and scheduled to arrive in spring, the first Custom Line Navetta 30 shows that there are beautiful ways to update nautical tradition without turning your back on it.
An open invitation to enjoy life on the water, the popular Oasis 40M is the first model in Benetti’s new range focused on outdoor living and interiors that maintain connections with the sea.
UK-based Ken Freivokh returns with another exterior design for Azimut’s Magellano line, but the biggest surprise on the Collection’s new 25 Metri flagship is the remarkable interior by Italian Vincenzo de Cotiis.
Now based in the UAE, the 106m Amadea is a masterpiece by designers Espen Øino and Francois Zuretti, builder Lürssen and owner’s representative Imperial, which describes her as “the mostdetailed superyacht ever built”.
Fairline’s fastest yacht is an ice-cool blend of suave British heritage and sleek Italian styling, and there’s a white hull sitting in Singapore waiting to be taken for a spin.
Joining the large Seventy 7 sail cat and Seventy 8 and Sixty 7 powercats, the new Lagoon Sixty 5 offers comfort, easy handling, remarkable space and a wide range of layout options for all three decks.
For a refreshing change, an Asian premiere was held before a world premiere as CL Yachts unveiled its flagship CLB88 in Hong Kong in August before hull one headed to the US for its public debut.
Darth Vader’s battle ship? Stealth Bomber of the seas? The dark, midnight blue’ colour of the first Princess X95 and the model’s aggressive profile have already polarised opinions.
What you see here is a rare beast A sub-40ft sportscruiser where handling and performance take precedence over interior volume and living space.