Superyacht Concept, MY Roswell. Gredit: George Lucian
Imagine a superyacht that’s futuristic and out of this world, a vessel that’s makes you think ‘spaceship’ and feels inspired by radar-dodging military stealth planes. Monaco-based superyacht designer, George Lucian curated his latest yacht concept, the MY Roswell, which is based on the famous Roswell UFO. Continue reading
65m Green Expedition Superyacht Concept. Credit: Ned Ship Group
The new 65-metre (213-foot) superyacht concept, the Green Expedition, is an outcome of the teaming of Swedish superyacht designer, Dennis Ingemansson and the German-based Ned Ship Group. Continue reading
O’Mathilde. Credit: Golden Yachts
Golden Yachts’ O’Mathilde has been awe-inspiring cruisers with her magnificent interior design, quality craftsmanship, immaculate detailing, and spacious outdoor areas. O’Mathilde, with her unparalleled quality, makes a fine choice for a charter vacation. Continue reading
My Roswell Credit: George Lucian Art
Roswell 65m Superyacht
Inspired by military stealth vessels, futuristic 65m superyacht, MY Roswell created by Monaco-based designer and artist, George Lucian is creating waves worldwide. The designer had impressed the yachting community with his 100m yacht concept, Project Origami, and now the new stunning motor yacht Roswell has reportedly been created with exciting new features. Continue reading
Symphony of the seas. Credit: Royal Caribbean
Symphony of the Seas of the Royal Caribbean is all set to overawe cruisers, so from robot bartenders to surf simulators, the ship promises to be an ultimate experience. Continue reading
The Symphony of the Seas is a new introduction to the fleet of RCI ( Royal Caribbean International). The ship was built in over 3 years and is apt to the reputation of RCI’s onboard innovation. Continue reading
Royal Caribbean Sisters. Credit: Flickr/Woody Hibbard
Staying onboard during a port of call could be super-cool. While many cruisers choose to stay back as they wish to catch up on R&R, some others who are frequent-cruisers may have already explored the port. Especially, when one takes the Caribbean cruises, one may stop often at Cozumel or St. Thomas. So, if you are contemplating staying onboard, then here’s why you would love to do it. Continue reading
Viking Sun, Credit: Viking Cruises
Cruising giant, Viking, achieved another milestone recently by officially naming its fourth ocean ship, Viking Sun, in Shanghai along the famous Huangpu riverfront area known as the Bund. Continue reading
Disney Fantasy. Credit: Disney
The summer of 2019 would get more exciting with the Disney Cruise Line announcing a startling new line-up of itineraries for cruises including a new round-trip cruise from Rome. Continue reading
Credit: Crystal Cruises
The cruising life onboard Holland America’s MS Noordam strikes a wonderful balance between classic and contemporary making cruising an enjoyable experience. The line can carry 1,918 passengers and 800 crew members, was christened in 2006 and refurbished last in 2015. Noordam gives guests an intimate feel and offers thrilling nooks-and-corners for conversations, dining options, and plenty of entertainment including violin-piano performances, to dancing, ballroom, and more. Continue reading