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24m Kando80 Added to Ava Yachts Kando Range
Turkish AvA Yachts has announced the new yacht Kando80. She will become an entry-level model to the...
Second GTX116 Launched by Pershing
On July 18 the second Pershing GTX116 was launched in the port of Fano. With her sporty...
New Limited-Edition ‘Voyager’ Yacht Presented by Benetti
Benetti adds a new limited-edition yacht to the B.Yond range. The B.Yond Limited Edition,...
Mulder Thirtysix Seaflower at Sea Trials
Following the recent launch of the sixth Mulder ThirtySix Seaflower, Mulder announces...
Hot Lab Unveils Interiors of 50m Bilgin 163 Eternal Spark
The Milan-based studio Hot Lab has revealed further details of its latest superyacht designed...
26m 0110 Delivered by Alia Yachts
Turkish shipbuilder Alia Yachts has delivered a 26-meter motor yacht named 0110 following...
Feadship Project 825 on Her Way to Kaag
Project 825, the impressive 74.80-meter Feadship, recently captured attention as it gracefully made...
Image Gallery: Inside 67m Calex
Benetti has shared the images of 67m bespoke superyacht Calex, which was built for a...
Turku's Swan European Regatta Commences
The Swan European Regatta in Turku, the bi-annual event organized by Nautor Swan, ClubSwan...
60m Ocean Villa Superyacht Revealed by Focus Yacht Design
German studio Focus Yacht Design has shared its 60-meter concept. The vessel is meant not...
Nordhavn Unveils Versatile 34m Expedition Yacht Concept
Nordhavn Chief of Design, Jeff Leishman, has revealed plans for an ultra-versatile 34-meter...
Foiler USV Presented by Enata Marine
Enata Marine – a division of the Enata Group – has unveiled a new application for the Foiler,...
101m Concept Stardom Revealed by Theodoros Fotiadis
Theodoros Fotiadis introduces his latest concept, Stardom, the second of four concepts. Unlike...
Evo R+ Will Make a World Debut at Cannes
Evo Yachts is ready to surprise again at the Cannes Yachting Festival 2023 with the world...
38 Grand Sport Introduced by Technohull and Aimé Leon Dore
Aimé Leon Dore and Technohull present their first collaborative project, a bespoke 38 Grand Sport...
26.52m Johnson Yacht Sixty Six Sold
Northrop & Johnson has sold the 26.52m motor yacht Sixty Six with Chad Pordes and...
Ahoy Club and Ray White Marine Join Forces in the Maritime Industry
Ahoy Club, owned by the Malouf family, has made a significant investment in Ray White Marine, a...
Inside Bering Yachts B145 Explorer
Bering Yachts has shared the pictures and videos of its B145 M/Y Heeus. This ocean-going yacht...
Cantiere del Pardo’s Double Debut at the Cannes Yachting Festival 2023
Cantiere del Pardo is celebrating its 50th anniversary with a double debut at the Cannes Yachting...
Arcadia Yachts A96 to Debut in France
The shipyard on the Sorrento coast will bring its 29-meter A96 to the Cannes Yachting Festival for...
Sunreef Yachts To Work on a Sustainable Sailing Superyacht
 Sunreef's R&D department is currently working on a sustainable sailing superyacht that...
New wallywhy150 Ready for Cannes
The new wallywhy150 will be showcased at the Cannes Yachting Festival 2023, which will be...
Riva 82' Diva Launched in La Spezia
Riva has launched the Riva 82' Diva at the shipyard in La Spezia. This new flybridge yacht joins...
Feadship Project 827 Sakura Sold After Six Weeks on the Market
The Project 827 Sakura was sold after just six weeks on the market. The client for the...

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Wallyrocket51 Hull Damaged in Pesaro Yard Accident
The second hull of the Wallyrocket51 racing yacht sustained damage after being knocked from its cradle during strong winds at Cantiere Rossini in Pesaro on the evening of 20 August.Images of the incident, showing the boat on its side with a broken mast, circulated online and led to speculation regarding their authenticity. Commentators questioned the extent of the damage and the setup of the cradle, with some suggesting a storm had caused the accident.Alfonso Postorino, director of Cantiere Rossini, confirmed the cause. “First of all we are glad that nobody was injured,” he said. “The boat fell down when hit by a strong wind, with gusts above 50 knots, that caused several serious damages all around the city of Pesaro.”Postorino explained that the yacht was resting on a cradle supplied by the owner and noted that high-performance sailing boats are particularly vulnerable when ashore. “These kind of high performance sailing boats are subject to this type of accident when they are ashore, due to their light weight compared to the windage surface,” he said, adding that no other yachts in the yard were damaged and the facility’s painting sheds were unaffected.Cantiere Rossini specialises in yacht refit services, including repainting, and has capacity for up to ten 50-metre yachts on hardstanding and 12 berths for yachts up to 55 metres.The Wallyrocket51 is the first pure racing yacht developed by Wally, launched in October 2024. With a length of 15.5 metres and displacement of 6.3 tonnes, it was designed with Botin Partners for competitive racing under IRC and ORC rules. The model incorporates features such as a trim tab to improve upwind lift and reduce drag.Ferretti Group completed its full acquisition of Wally in July 2025. The Wallyrocket51 was promoted as capable of outperforming TP52s and positioned as a potential benchmark in one-design racing.Technical partners for the project include APM (keel), Cariboni (hydraulic systems), Southern Spars (rigs), Future Fibre (standing rigging), Harken (deck hardware) and Gurit (composite materials).Credits: Ocean Racing
Price Reduction for 50m Couach Belongers Announced
Fraser has reduced the asking price for the 50-meter motor yacht Belongers to €12.9 million. The vessel was built by French shipyard Couach in 2014 as part of the limited 5000 Fly 2 series, with only two units completed.Constructed under supervision of project managers and surveyors, the yacht features exterior and interior design by Metrica. The 497 GT vessel accommodates 12 guests in a 5+1 stateroom configuration, including a main-deck master suite with dual bathrooms and walk-in closets. The layout includes two double cabins, one convertible double/twin cabin with Pullman berth, and one single cabin on the lower deck.Outdoor areas feature bridge deck alfresco dining for 12 guests and a sundeck owner's office. Performance specifications include twin MTU engines enabling a cruising speed of 15 knots and maximum speed of 24 knots. Quantum zero-speed stabilizers provide comfort both underway and at anchor.The price adjustment reflects current market conditions for large motor yachts built in the mid-2010s. Fraser continues to manage the sale of the vessel, which remains available for immediate inspection and purchase. Credits: Fraser
Mangusta Launches Sixth Oceano 44 Superyacht for Turkish Owner
Mangusta Yachts has launched the sixth hull in its Oceano 44 series from its facility in Pisa. The 44-meter steel and aluminum displacement yacht is scheduled for delivery to an experienced Turkish owner in 2026.Designed for long-range cruising, the vessel offers a transoceanic range of 4,500 nautical miles at 11 knots, with a maximum speed of 15.5 knots. Stabilization is provided by zero-speed stabilizers.The yacht's exterior design by Alberto Mancini features extensive glazing and semi-transparent bulwarks to enhance indoor-outdoor connectivity. Naval architecture was developed by P.L.A.N.A. Design. The interior layout was customized by Mangusta's in-house team in collaboration with the owner, emphasizing seamless flow between spaces and floor-to-ceiling windows.Key features include a 104-square-meter sundeck, forward infinity pool on the upper deck, and an aft beach club with folding terraces. The launch follows recent deliveries of sisterships Eva4Eva and The Great Escape earlier this summer.Nicolò Strocco, Mangusta sales manager who supervised the sale, noted: "The Turkish market keeps growing and has been gaining strategic importance for Mangusta."The shipyard recently launched the 12th unit of its GranSport 33 series, indicating strong demand for its production models.Overmarine Group was founded in 1985 by the Balducci family. The shipyard builds open and displacement power superyachts under the Mangusta and Mangusta Oceanco brand names. Credits: Overmarine Group
82m Alfa Nero Listed for Sale
The 82-meter Oceanco motor yacht Alfa Nero has been listed for sale at €88.5 million through Northrop & Johnson. Broker Richard Higgins holds the exclusive listing for the vessel, which was delivered in 2007 and underwent comprehensive refitting in 2024.Designed by Nuvolari Lenard with interiors by Alberto Pinto, the yacht features Art Deco elements combined with contemporary aesthetics. Notable features include an aft infinity pool with glass waterfall sides and a convertible floor that rises to form a flush entertainment area. The pool system was among the first of its kind in yacht design.Accommodations include six staterooms for 12 guests connected by glass elevators. The master suite occupies the upper deck forward section with private office, marble bathroom, and hot tub-equipped terrace. Additional amenities comprise a spa, sauna, steam room, cinema, and beauty salon.Technical specifications include twin MTU engines providing 18-knot cruising speed and 20-knot maximum speed. The yacht carries a Vanquish VQ45 chase boat and extensive water toys including jet skis, seabobs, and a jellyfish-protected sea pool.The steel-hulled vessel offers 1,250 square meters of living space across multiple decks. Alfa Nero remains one of the most recognizable superyachts in global waters following its 2024 refit, which updated systems while maintaining its original design integrity.Oceanco was founded in 1987. Right now it is a world-class builder of custom superyachts up to the 140 meters range. Oceanco works with world-known designers such as Terence Disdale, Nuvolari-Lenard, Espen Oeino, Sam Sorgiovanni, Igor Lobanov, Tim Heywood and Andrew Winch to create some of the timeless and award-winning yachts afloat today.Credits: Northrop & Johnson
Saxdor Yachts to Debut New 400 GTS Model at Cannes Yachting Festival 2025
Finnish boat manufacturer Saxdor Yachts will present the global premiere of its new Saxdor 400 GTS model at the Cannes Yachting Festival 2025. The open-deck vessel expands the existing 400 series, joining the 400 GTO and 400 GTC models.The 400 GTS features a T-top roof, semi-walkaround layout, and fold-down terraces characteristic of the brand. The design emphasizes open-air cruising with overnight capability through two cabins below deck. Forward seating converts to a sunbed, while aft sofas surround a convertible dining table.Built on the same twin-stepped hull as other 400 series models, the GTS is powered by Mercury V10 425hp engines. The helm station accommodates three seats under shelter with optional sliding glass side doors.Saxdor's new model targets boaters seeking open-deck configurations without sacrificing the weather protection and functionality found in the company's other designs. The 400 GTS will be displayed alongside other Saxdor models at the festival, with production following the unveiling.The Finnish brand continues to expand its product range amid reported growth in European powerboat sales. Since its inception in 2019, Saxdor Yachts has experienced exponential growth, producing over 1000 boats and capturing the industry’s attention with their innovative approach. Now, with the introduction of the Saxdor 400 GTO, Saxdor Yachts aims to make waves in the 40-45 ft sport boat market, leveling up from the game-changing entry-level 200 and mid-range 320 models.Credits: Saxdor Yachts

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