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Helicopter crashes whilst attempting to land on 60m Bacarella
A helicopter has crashed into the sea with three people aboard while attempting to land on 60-meter...
Heesen Project Antares sold
Heesen Yachts  has announced the sale of YN 18455 (aka Project Antares), 55m Fast...
Canados 969 Coliseum project engineering completed
Announced during last year’s Cannes Yachting Festival, the new Canados 969 Coliseum...
74m Amels 242 emerges from shed
On 25 February a new 74-metre Amels 242 emerged from the Dutch yacht...
Damen support vessel Game Changer completes sea trials
Dutch shipbuilder Damen has launched Game Changer, its latest 70-metre yacht support vessel...
Abeking and Rasmussen delivers 98m superyacht Aviva
German shipyard Abeking & Rasmussen has launched the largest yacht in their...
Thibaud Le Merdy presents project Comète
Lurssen has announced the winner of the award category "Student Designer". Rome-based Thibaud Le...
Numarine unveils new 78HTS
Numarine, the Turkish shipyard based in Istanbul, has unveiled its latest model to date, Numarine...
Off the beaten track: 6 yachts that pioneer new destinations
Superyachts are quite understandably, mainly associated with the Mediterranean or the Caribbean as...
Bering Yachts introduces new Coastal series
Bering Yachts has presented new Coastal series, conceived by in-house naval architects in...
The A superyacht fleet meets in Monaco
Last year we had already witnessed a meetup between M/Y A and S/Y...
Dani Santa presents 80m superyacht concept Olokun
Barcelona-based student designer Dani Santa has introduced his latest project, 80m concept Olokun....
Rossinavi unveils 49m project N2H
Italian shipyard Rossinavi has shared the pictures of its latest project, 49m full-displacement...
Mangusta Oceano 42 makes a splash
A 42 metre steel and aluminium yacht from the Long Range line, Mangusta Oceano 42, was launched...
S/Y A handed over to the owner
According to our sources, 142.8-meter S/Y A, the largest sail assisted motor yacht in the...
Ocean’s Four hits the water at Sanlorenzo
Sanlorenzo’s Superyacht Division, located in La Spezia, launched the third superyacht in its...
Jubilee returns to Oceanco after five days of sea trials
Oceanco has launched Project Jubilee (Y714) on February 6. Measuring 110...
Vahali Shipyards launches 30m Orizzonte
Dutch shipyard Vahali, located near Arnhem, has launched 30m raised pilot house motor yacht,...
The full story behind the build of 106m Black Pearl
Perhaps one of the most acclaimed new build projects of 2017, the 106-metre Black Pearl,...
Norwegian billionaire to build 181.6-metre Espen Oeino designed vessel
Kjell Inge Røkke, the Norwegian billionaire industrialist, has contracted a 181.6-metre vessel...
Gulf Craft’s Majesty 155 wins Best Asian Built Yacht Award
Gulf Craft Majesty 155 has been named ‘Best Asian Built Yacht’ at this year’s...
Alexander Fogg presents project Ex Somnis III
Student designer Alexander Fogg has introduced his project Ex Somnis III. With the...
53m Baltic sailing yacht Pink Gin VI on the road
The Baltic 175 Pink Gin VI, the world’s largest carbon fibre sloop, when launched, embarked on an...
Ricardo Pilguj presents project RP80
Lurssen has recently introduced the next finalist of the "Young Designer of the Year Award" Ricardo...

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40m Project EVO Revealed by Van der Valk
Van der Valk embarked on a monumental endeavor with the construction of Project EVO, a bespoke 40-meter superyacht. This ambitious project, the largest ever undertaken by the yard in terms of length and volume, promises to redefine luxury at sea. The owners were inspired by an exceptionally attractive design from Franco Gianni of SFG Yacht Design and Doga Naz Cebeci from Fancy by Dada, Project EVO boasts a sleek exterior and meticulously detailed interior.Ordered by seasoned clients with a penchant for high-performance vessels, Project EVO symbolizes the culmination of their yachting aspirations. With a vision to craft a tailor-made masterpiece for their family, the owners turned to Van der Valk, drawn by the promise of Dutch precision and excellence. The yacht's design journey, intricately guided by the owners, involved a transformative evolution led by Cristiano Gatto Design.Cristiano Gatto reflects on the project's inception, stating, “Our collaboration began with a shared vision to infuse the interior ambiance into the exterior design, culminating in a harmonious fusion of aesthetics.” The resulting profile, a synthesis of innovative proportions and lines, reflects the collective ingenuity of the design team.Beyond aesthetics, Project EVO is engineered to deliver unparalleled performance, with a round-bilged fast displacement hull and a target top speed of 24 knots. Compliant with ABS class standards and IMO Tier III emissions regulations, the yacht exemplifies Van der Valk's commitment to superior craftsmanship and environmental sustainability.<iframe title=vimeo-player src=https://player.vimeo.com/video/937794356?h=3c621b1611 width=640 height=360 frameborder=0 allowfullscreen></iframe>With accommodations tailored for ten guests across lavish staterooms and crew quarters, Project EVO promises a luxurious retreat at sea. Yoeri Bijker, head of sales at Van der Valk, affirms the yard's capability in delivering bespoke superyachts of exceptional quality, stating, “Project EVO epitomizes our dedication to excellence, offering clients the opportunity to realize their yachting dreams without compromise.” Van der Valk is a family-run company building comfortable, innovative and efficient (semi) custom motor yachts from 18m to 45m. From its humble roots in the 1960s, Van der Valk today has a global fleet of over 1000 motor yachts. Credits: Van der Valk
36m Moonshine Launched by Moonen Yachts
Moonen Yachts has launched the 36.3m Martinique named Moonshine, during a christening ceremony held last week in The Netherlands. This marks the sixth Martinique model from Moonen's successful fast displacement steel hull series, designated as yard number YN204.Represented by Neal Esterly from Fraser Yachts, the owners chose Moonen Yachts to bring their vision to life due to the yard's reputation for excellence in their size range and yacht type. Customizations were made to suit the owners' preferences, including adjustments to the yacht's length, allowing it to fit within a specific location with a limited length requirement.Set to be delivered before the summer season, Moonshine will embark on a journey through the Mediterranean and the Caribbean before finding her permanent home in San Diego, California.The collaboration between Moonen Yachts and the owners, crew, and construction team was characterized by close cooperation and productive exchanges. John Bechtold, the Project Manager at Moonen Yachts, expressed gratitude for the opportunity to refine Moonshine according to the owners' desires and intended use.Crafted in collaboration with Hollander Yacht Design, Moonshine boasts a rich and characterful interior design. The main saloon features full-height windows and innovative sliding doors, creating a seamless transition between indoor and outdoor spaces.Designed by René van der Velden, the Martinique's exterior architecture prioritizes natural light, breathtaking views, and harmonious indoor-outdoor connections. With a maximum speed of 17 knots and transatlantic capability, Moonshine promises exceptional comfort, spaciousness, and stability.Moonshine's launch follows the recent introduction of Lumière, the fifth yacht from Moonen's premium semi-custom Martinique series. The shipyard is currently working on the construction of the seventh Martinique model, YN205.Moonen Yachts is a yacht builder based in the Netherlands, and its first yacht was built in 1964 under the original yard name of De Ruiter. In 1981, the yard was renamed Moonen Shipyards. It’s launching its first vessel under new ownership: Alhena. In 2017 Moonen Shipyards changed into Moonen Yachts. With the help of strong vision, innovative technology and new designers, Moonen is once again becoming the market leader in 30m to 50m luxury yachts.Credits: Moonen Yachts
New 35m Revolution Yacht Sold by Ocean Alexander
Ocean Alexander announces the successful sale and delivery of the new Ocean Alexander 35-meter Revolution, marking a significant milestone in luxury yacht craftsmanship. Unveiled for the first time at the prestigious 2021 Fort Lauderdale International Boat Show, where it clinched the coveted Best in Show title, the OA 35R stands as a testament to exceptional design and engineering.Crafted by the esteemed Evan Marshall in collaboration with Arrabito Naval Architects, the 35R redefines luxury and performance, offering an unparalleled yachting experience. With an impressive gross tonnage just under 300 GT, this masterpiece challenges the boundaries of a traditional 116-foot yacht, providing expansive living spaces that epitomize opulence and comfort.Bruce Siler, the Ocean Alexander Brand Manager with MarineMax and the selling broker, expressed his delight, stating, "It was a pleasure working with this client. This is his first Ocean Alexander. The 35-meter Ocean Alexander offers the size and volume he loves. He will be traveling to the Bahamas, up and down the east coast of the US, and possibly the Med."Powered by upgraded twin MTU® V16 2600 HP engines, the 35R achieves a top speed of 23 knots, ensuring swift navigation through the seas. At a hull speed of 10 knots, it boasts an extended range of over 1,200 nautical miles, promising unmatched performance and reliability for extended voyages.With robust mechanical features and uncompromising build quality, the OA 35R assures a serene journey across the vast oceans.Ocean Alexander is a family business. Two generations of one family have guided the shipyard for almost four decades. With manufacturing in Taiwan, Ocean Alexander is consistently one of the top selling brands for large yachts in the U.S. and currently produces models ranging from 26 to 36 meters in length. Credits: Ocean Alexander
Tillberg Design of Sweden's Ethos Unveiled in Sun Princess Cruise Ship's Sleek Design
Tillberg Design of Sweden (TDoS), a division of the Viken Group, commemorates the completion of the monumental Sun Princess project, reflecting on its applicability to the superyacht sector. Over a span of seven years, TDoS played a pivotal role in shaping the interior architecture of the Sun Princess, a colossal 175,500-ton cruise ship accommodating 4,300 passengers. The ship recently emerged from Fincantieri’s Monfalcone yard, showcasing TDoS's expertise in crafting elaborate onboard venues.For the Sun Princess, TDoS orchestrated the design of key areas, including a grand three-deck dining room and an expansive sea terrace with a pool, demonstrating their ability to navigate complex spatial dynamics and ergonomic considerations. Fredrik Johansson, Co-Founder of the Viken Group and Executive Director of TDoS, emphasizes the team's disciplined approach and creative prowess in executing such ambitious projects.Drawing from their extensive experience in cruise ship interiors, TDoS seamlessly translates its skills to the superyacht sector. By optimizing development processes and maximizing onboard functionality, TDoS ensures that every design element harmonizes with the vessel's overall vision. The firm's mastery in managing intricate flows and operations contributes to the creation of unparalleled onboard experiences.Furthermore, TDoS excels in project management and coordination, serving as a central hub that aligns various stakeholders with the project's objectives. Johansson underscores the importance of clear communication and strategic planning in driving project success, whether for cruise ships or superyachts.Ultimately, TDoS's holistic approach and commitment to excellence make them an invaluable partner for complex superyacht ventures. Their ability to unlock the full potential of every project ensures the realization of exceptional design outcomes, regardless of scale or scope.The Viken Group includes Tillberg Design of Sweden, Hot Lab and Thalia Marine. It has been established to gather leading and passionate companies, with similar ideas and business ethics, under one umbrella. This enables it to provide a full range of completely aligned and comprehensive design, naval architecture and project management services.Credits: Tillberg Design
Enata Partners with Mirarri To Create a 17m Yacht
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

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