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Built by Feadship in 1983, the interior and exterior of this legendary yacht was made by Jon Bannenberg for the visionary Mexican tycoon Emilio Azcárraga, alongside her sister ship Paraiso, Azteca made waves in the yachting world with her avant-garde design. AztecaUpon her arrival at Aykin Marina & Shipyard in February 2022, the yacht embarked on a comprehensive transformation, culminating in her relaunch in April 2024. Initial glimpses of her exterior reveal a modern reinterpretation of her distinctive forewindows, complemented by a striking navy hull accented with crisp white detailing. Original interior Among the notable enhancements is the extension of the stern by 3.2 meters, accompanied by a complete overhaul of the transom and sundeck. The latter, achieved through the removal of the original roof structure, promises an elevated onboard experience. Inside, yacht's interiors have undergone a thorough revitalization, with particular attention paid to the conversion of her original television lounge into an additional guest cabin.KoruThe yacht was renamed Koru and now she also boasts revamped technical systems, including a comprehensive overhaul of her main engines, ensuring seamless operation and reliability for future voyages.As Koru emerges from her transformative journey, she stands ready to embark on new adventures, soon the yacht will be available for sale.Credits: Ocean Technical; Feadship

Wally showcased two stunning models at the Singapore Yachting Festival 2024: the wallywhy200 and the wallypower58. The event, scheduled from April 25th to 28th, made a feast for yacht enthusiasts with the debut of the wallywhy200, featuring exquisite décor by Loro Piana Interiors, marking its entry into the APAC market. Alongside, visitors will have the opportunity to admire the sleek and versatile wallypower58.Developed by Wally's design team, led by Luca Bassani, in collaboration with the Ferretti Group Engineering Department, the yacht seamlessly blends the comfort and space of a larger displacement vessel with the speed and performance of a semi-displacement yacht. With a widebody design and architectural elements unique to Wally, the wallywhy200 redefines the sailing experience, offering unmatched stability, comfort, and performance.The vessel boasts a 'Main deck entertainment' layout, specifically designed for the APAC market, featuring a spectacular 4.7-meter-high glazed bow housing a stunning living area with panoramic views. The upper deck showcases a futuristic glass and carbon fiber dome, reminiscent of Wally's iconic design elements. Below deck, the yacht offers spacious and elegant accommodations, including a master cabin and two guest cabins, adorned with exquisite materials and finishes.The wallywhy200's interior, curated by Loro Piana Interiors, exudes elegance and sophistication. The décor plays on textures and materials to create delicate contrasts, with light and neutral colors accented by touches of ginger and sand tones. From the master cabin to the upper deck entertainment area, every space reflects Loro Piana Interiors' signature style, combining luxury with functionality. Powered by Volvo Penta D-13 IPS 1350 engines, the wallywhy200 boasts impressive speed and stability, capable of cruising at 20 knots and reaching a top speed of 23 knots. A second unit, also featuring Loro Piana Interiors décor with a different style, will arrive in Asia in the coming months.Alongside the wallywhy200, Wally presents the wallypower58, a testament to versatility and performance. Retaining Wally's practical features in superstructure design, including pillarless curved glass and carbon dome, the wallypower58 offers a seamless blend of indoor and outdoor living. With its adjustable cockpit top and convertible passerelle-bathing ladder, the yacht provides comfort and convenience for all guests onboard.Equipped with Volvo IPS system, the wallypower58 offers owners a seamless navigation experience, with intuitive maneuvering and dynamic positioning.The Ferretti Group, led by Chief Executive Officer Alberto Galassi, is now one of the world’s leaders in the construction and sale of luxury yachts and pleasure vessels, with a unique portfolio of brands: Ferretti Yachts, Riva, Pershing, Itama, Mochi Craft, CRN, Custom Line and Wally.Credits: Ferretti Group

Progress continues at a rapid pace on the construction of the Perini Navi 56m Ketch C. 603, staying true to the predetermined schedule with enthusiasm and dedication.The second in the new generation of large Italian sailing yachts, this custom vessel's naval architecture and exterior design were meticulously crafted by the esteemed Malcolm McKeon Yacht Design studio. With over 30 years of expertise in creating innovative and high-performance sailing yachts, Malcolm McKeon's design promises a blend of elegance and functionality.Internally, the yacht's interiors are being shaped by the renowned English studio Winch Design, known for its excellence in luxury yacht and aviation interiors. Their collaboration with Perini Navi aims to merge comfort, style, and performance while preserving the iconic features of the historic Perini Navi fleet."The success of the Perini Navi Artexplorer Catamaran has fueled our passion for sailing yachts," remarked Giovanni Costantino, Founder & CEO of The Italian Sea Group. "With the expertise of Malcolm McKeon and Winch Design combined with our commitment to quality and innovation, we are confident this yacht will be a worthy addition to the Perini Navi fleet."Magnitude, overseeing the project on behalf of the owner, expressed high expectations for the finished product. "Through the dedication of The Italian Sea Group, Malcolm McKeon, and Winch Design, we anticipate this yacht to be truly exceptional," stated James Edward Kerry, CEO of Magnitude.Malcolm McKeon shared his excitement about the collaboration, stating, "Designing a 56m Ketch with Perini Navi has been an exciting journey," emphasizing the fusion of luxury, performance, and innovation.Winch Design also provided insights into their contributions, describing an interior that embodies timeless elegance while offering comfort and practicality. Inspired by the fluidity of the ocean, their design incorporates organic contours, warm timbers, and sand-colored materials to create a harmonious ambiance.In line with Perini Navi's tradition, the Ketch 56m will feature a digital tactile steering system for safe and enjoyable navigation. The spacious deck ensures maximum comfort for guests, even during advanced sailing maneuvers.Scheduled for delivery in the summer of 2025, the yacht promises to redefine luxury sailing.The Italian Sea Group is a global operator in the luxury yachting industry, listed on Euronext Milan (“EXM”) and active in the construction and refit of motor yachts and sailing yachts up to 140 meters. The Company, led by Italian entrepreneur Giovanni Costantino, operates on the market with the brands Admiral, renown for elegant and prestigious yachts, Tecnomar, Perini Navi, and Picchiotti; the Company has a business unit, NCA Refit, that manages the maintenance and refit services for yachts and mega yachts with a length over 60 meters. Credits: The Italian Sea Group

Enata joins forces with Mirarri, a visionary yacht brand spearheaded by Rashed Al Shaali from the UAE. The collaboration marks a significant milestone in the marine industry, as Enata will bring to life Mirarri's inaugural vessel, a stunning 16.7-meter yacht crafted with a full carbon hull and designed by the acclaimed Timur Bozca.Rashed Al Shaali, hailing from a distinguished lineage in the marine industry, embarks on a new chapter with Mirarri, driven by a desire to redefine luxury yachting. His partnership with Enata and Bozca underscores a commitment to innovation and excellence, setting a new standard in the sector."It's a proud moment for Mirarri to unveil our collaboration with Enata and Timur Bozca," said Rashed Al Shaali. "With their unparalleled expertise and dedication to craftsmanship, we're poised to create something truly extraordinary in the world of luxury yachting."The Mirarri yacht will showcase Enata's cutting-edge Wingman system, allowing remote control of various yacht functions, a feature synonymous with the Foiler's groundbreaking technology. Aloïs Vieujot, CEO of the Enata Group, expressed enthusiasm about the partnership, emphasizing the vessel's advanced materials and integrated design."The Mirarri yacht represents a leap forward in the boating industry," Vieujot stated. "With Enata's manufacturing prowess and Timur's design ingenuity, we're delivering a vessel that combines innovation, luxury, and performance."Beyond its collaboration with Mirarri, Enata has a strong track record in the B2B sector, leveraging its aerospace division to maintain exceptional quality standards. The Mirarri project exemplifies Enata's commitment to excellence and its ability to push the boundaries of yacht design and engineering.Designed to captivate discerning travellers, the Mirarri yacht boasts a seamless blend of futuristic aesthetics and organic elements. Its spacious interior, adorned with vibrant colours and contemporary furnishings, promises unparalleled comfort and sophistication.As construction of the first Mirarri yacht progresses, anticipation mounts for its unveiling in 2025. Rashed Al Shaali looks forward to the vessel's completion, eager to introduce the world to Mirarri's vision of luxury yachting reimagined.The Enata Group is the international manufacturing group headquartered in United Arab Emirates, and the builder of the flying 9.8-meter carbon Foiler. The group’s primary businesses include three main areas of R&D and manufacturing: marine, aerospace and architecture. Credits: Enata Group

Antigua Sailing Week kicked off in thrilling fashion with the English Harbour Rum Race Day 1 on Sunday, April 28, 2024. The picturesque South Coast of Antigua provided the backdrop as the international fleet embraced the tropical heat and set sail in ideal conditions. With an easterly breeze of 7-13 knots and calm seas, the stage was set for some intense competition.J122 McFly on El Ocaso (GBR) topped CSA Racing 2 on the first day of racing in Antigua © Paul WyethUnder the direction of the ASW Race Committee, a variety of courses were laid out, ranging from tight coastal short races to longer routes that explored the deeper waters of Antigua. J133 Credit Mutuel – Jivaro (FRA) – Class winner CSA Racing 3 © Paul WyethThe start lines buzzed with energy as the 88-boat fleet engaged in close racing throughout the day. Several class victories were decided by mere seconds after time correction, adding an extra layer of excitement to the competition.<iframe width=560 height=315 src=https://www.youtube.com/embed/uOSgXIGpW08?si=jeOqIStDFwgWPhWl title=YouTube video player frameborder=0 allow=accelerometer; autoplay; clipboard-write; encrypted-media; gyroscope; picture-in-picture; web-share referrerpolicy=strict-origin-when-cross-origin allowfullscreen></iframe>Following the exhilarating races, sailors gathered at the Regatta Bars on the Antigua Yacht Club Lawn for some well-deserved relaxation. The atmosphere was electric at the English Harbour Rum Daily Prize Giving, where winners were rewarded with bottles of the renowned English Harbour 5 Year Old Rum. CSA Racing 1 – Adrian Lee’s Swan 60 Lee Overlay Partners II (GBR) on English Harbour Race Day © Paul WyethLisa Farara, Executive Director of Antigua Distillery, emphasized the significance of the rum's connection to the island's heritage and its longstanding partnership with Antigua Sailing Week.Volvo Ocean 65 Sisi (AUT), skippered by Oliver Kobale © Paul WyethThe festivities continued into the evening with a lively Pirate Nite celebration at the AYCM Platform, featuring a fancy dress theme and a spirited performance by party-band HyperActive. As the night unfolded, sailors and spectators alike reveled in the vibrant atmosphere, setting the stage for another day of thrilling racing ahead.Credits: Antigua Sailing Week