Superyacht News

Following the global success of the first Princess 40M, Princess Yachts are delighted to announce that Hull #3 has now been launched at our historic South Yard site as she enters into the final completion and commissioning schedule.

Mystère is the uncompromised outcome of a design brief to create a truly integrated modern and stylish yacht. Her 190-ton displacement extends over the 39-metre waterline, offering an ideal marriage of speed and ease of handling. Mystère is stylish, with a clean, linear architecture and clear sightlines from the helm and cockpit.

At 124 feet, Antonisa offers plenty of interior and exterior space. As many as eight guests can ride comfortably with a crew of six. While she does not have an extensive system of exterior decks for parties and sporting activities, Antonisa has a remarkable interior that makes guests know they have stepped into a highly crafted vessel.

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Marc Newson has a reputation for creating designs that venture outside of conventional expectations. In the past, he has designed timepieces, cars, and, perhaps most famously, airplanes and aerospace vehicles. With the Aquariva by Marc Newson, he turns his attention to the sea.

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Build from a carbon fiber composite/vinylester resin with a balsa core and a carbon mast and boom, the Hamilton II can sail in just about any weather condition. The ship's light weight means that her upwind sail area of 560 square meters offers more than enough power.

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Think of the Vertigo as a sensitive giant. At 67.2 meters, she is the biggest yacht ever designed by naval architect Philippe Briand. She is also the largest yacht ever built by the Alloy Yachts shipyard. Perhaps most impressively, Vertigo is the largest yacht ever built in the Southern Hemisphere.

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Solemates, a 200-foot yacht by Glade Johnson Design, embodies the very ethos of sophistication. The contemporary designs used in the interior and exterior spaces manage to maintain a modern sense of aesthetics while simultaneously remaining warm and tranquil. Careful attention was paid to the types of woods and fabrics used throughout Solemates. Straight grain Anigre, Wenge, and toned Maple burl run throughout the yacht. Most of the rooms have wood floors that allow spaces to flow from area to the next without interruption. This creates a harmonious feeling in the yacht's interior.

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The CNB 100 is an extraordinary yacht built to withstand heavy seas and the Bay of Saint Tropez without sacrificing the contemporary style that most people find alluring in yachts. The vessel has elongated lines, spacious roofs, a voluminous cockpit, and unique glass panels that emphasize the beauty of its interior and exterior design.

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Scheherazade immediately stands out because she is made entirely of wood. That is an aesthetic and engineering challenge that few of today's designer would dare undertake. By remaining true to this traditional building material instead of relying on artificial materials, though, Bruce King found that he could create a yacht with more interior room while maintaining a soft, mellow tone.

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With more than 200 sales around the world, the 62 is one of the most popular yachts amongst discerning customers looking for a unique experience on the water. With the improvements made in the 64 model, Azimut expects to exceed these sales. That's because Azimut 64 excels in areas such as design, safety, and power.

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Recently, ETTY, an amazing hull nr nine of the 70 Sunreef Power, was launched by the Sunreef Yachts shipyard, commissioned by a Turkish owner. This luxurious vessel combines all the characteristics belonging to a long cruising superyacht: maximum space on board, low fuel consumption and, best of all, a perfect combination of comfort and functionality. Etty is expected to arrive to the Turkish Riviera this autumn and visit popular resorts such as Bodrum, Marmaris and Gocek.

Alloy Yachts has recently developed in collaboration with Philippe Briand, a phenomenal 46m fully engineered turnkey, coupled with a variety of interior design options to be chosen by the owner. The PS46's aim is to provide the owner of high quality, built to their personal tastes but avoiding the time and cost a full personalized project demands. The shipyard is prepared to begin the construction of the vessel immediately, with the possibilities of reduced building time if necessary and of a race regatta upgrade if desired. This phenomenal project was presented at the recent Monaco Yacht Show 2013.

Saturday the 28th marked the end of an exclusive yachting event: the Monaco Yacht Show 2013. For four days, from the 25th to the 28th of September 2013, Monaco swarmed with yacht enthusiasts, yacht owners, shipyard representatives and journalists. At NAVIS Luxury Yacht Magazine, we had the pleasure of not only receiving exciting yachting news but also of visiting impressive superyachts from the most select shipyards in the world.

Blue Eyes offers luxury that will outshine just about any place you have ever visited. That doesn't mean that the designers forget to include plenty of power in the yacht, though. This vessel can cruise at 14 knots or reach a maximum speed of 15 knots. With these accommodations, you can't help but to start to think that you deserve to be pampered during your trip. Blue Eyes makes every minute on the sea a memory worth cherishing forever.

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Pesky clouds covered the sky in Port Hercule today, but our team did not even get a chance to miss the brightness of the sun with the all incredible sights at the Monaco Yacht Show 2013. There were some exciting pieces of news many of the shipyards shared with the press and show-goers yesterday and we hoped the streak would continue today: the second day of the Monaco Yacht Show did not disappoint as there were as many interesting news as the day before.

The exclusive Port Hercules in Monaco finally celebrated the first day of the long-awaited Monaco Yacht Show where superyachts, shipyards, yacht owners and enthusiasts from all over the world reunite once a year. Their love of yachting takes them every year to the impressive Port Hercules landscape, with its proud palm trees, impressive architecture and stunning blue waters. Not only will they find the most striking of sceneries, but also come to see some of the most luxurious new superyachts in the world.

INDIO is designed to offer experienced and passionate navigators all the features required for a round the-world highperformance cruiser, capable of comfortably accommodating your family, including young children. The design of Wally 100 offers large volumes without compromising performance, with spacious social areas both on and below the deck, improving the cruising comforts. The "terrace on the sea" in the stern is just outstanding

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This motor yacht offers modern light open spaces with relaxing connections to exterior decks.

The Wetzels Brown Partners approach to flexibility in the furniture design allows the main deck to be easily transformed from a classic lounge layout to a large area of connected spaces for true outdoor living - lounging, bar, barbeque, personal cinema and alfresco dinning. In the Wetzels Brown Partners design concept, the style of the yacht is not defined by a 'look' but by the client's personal lifestyle. In this custom yacht you can incorporate your preferences for true customization of detailing, materials and colours.

Officially founded in April this year, the Feadship Heritage Fleet has celebrated its first public event with a gathering during the Monaco Classic Week. This specially organised event attracted members keen to play an active part in this association for owners of Feadships that are more than thirty years old.

The impressive ketch Mondango was crowned with another groundbreaking achievement by Alloy: an exotic curved glass window in the aft cockpit, which just by pushing a button, displays or conceals the immensity behind the sweep of glass. An unprecedented circular design, created by the brilliant minds of Dubois Naval Architects, provides the perfect scenario for an unforgettable dinner in the rolling waves of the ocean.

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