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At a remarkable 2,990GT, the diesel-electric Artefact is the world's largest eighty-metre yacht by volume. A genuine platform for innovation, it showcases what modern superyacht builders can achieve, complete with a strikingly sculptural interior.
While hotels, airports and everyday normality shut down in 2020, explorer yachts came into their own. Built for autonomous world-cruising in the deepest of remote corners, they epitomise what we’re all craving these days – a private, personalised sanctuary away from civilisation where w…
Some yachts are bought to look pretty on the Med. Others are born to sail the Caribbean trade winds. And then there’s Ragnar; half yacht, half commercial vessel. A beautiful mongrel designed for exploration and built to last. In her former life, she was a 68-metre icebreaking support ve…
The future of yachting is electric. Not hybrid propulsion or batteries that support yacht households, but all-singing, all-dancing, fully electric. You didn’t hear it from us though. This is the opinion of Jochen Rudat, former director of Tesla Central Europe and newest member of Silent…
Delivered in 2019, Flying Fox is an extraordinary 136m luxury megayacht, built by Lürssen. She’s the kind of vessel that would normally be wrapped in a shroud of mystery, except she’s not, as she was made available for charters (for which you’d need a spare $4M a week …
Why pay to spend your holiday trapped on an overcrowded floating mall when there’s a way to have an affordable superyacht experience. Three years ago, the Ritz Carlton announced it had begun building a fleet of ships that would bridge the gap between 20-guest-superyachts and 650-person-…
The sixth vessel to bear the name and the fourth from Abeking & Rasmussen, 80-metre Excellence is a masterclass in discipline. Launched in 2019, Winch Design unites exterior and interior in symbiotic harmony.
Unveiled at the Monaco Yacht Show, Sinot's 112-metre Aqua is conceived as the world's first hydrogen-powered superyacht, pairing fuel-cell propulsion with an owner's pavilion of rare ambition.
Just another personal watercraft (PWC)? Certainly not. Taiga’s Orca’s suspended “floating” seat design betrays how this one has no engine and instead relies on electric power for a quiet yet powerful ride. Taiga’s Orca isn’t cheap – at 24,000 USD (for the carbon vesion) – b…
Beyond length, weight and speed lies a yacht's true purpose: escape, adventure and privacy. For most owners it offers a precious chance to reconnect with the ocean, their surroundings and one another, a philosophy Arcadia embodies.
When the mighty Ferretti Group acquired the boutique builder Wally in 2019, it was not chasing volume. With barely fifty sailing yachts to its name, Wally clearly offered something altogether more valuable to its new owner.
Conceived as a seafaring family home for nine months a year, the 111-metre Lürssen-built Tis was crafted to feel light, fresh and open with a classical twist. Its designer calls the vessel a genuine work of art.