Royal Falcon One, Credit: Camper & Nicholsons International
A decade in the making, yachters can look forward to the new Porche-designed superyacht “Royal Falcon One” described as a spaceship on the water that hit the market recently. Continue reading
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Arcadia’s quiet new edition, the stunning £7.8m superyacht offers passengers impressive sea views. The yacht was designed based on Arcadia’s design philosophy which focuses on the way an owner uses a yacht, rather than just its looks. The new Arcadia 105 was built with the same design philosophy focus of having the specific owner in mind. Continue reading
Benetti Spectre. Credit: Benetti
True to its robust Italian luxury yacht tradition, Benetti recently delivered superyacht Spectre to her talented owners John and Jeanette Staluppi. Continue reading
Credit: Seven Sins
Are you on a lookout for an idyllic winter escape? Think about cruising into paradise beaches or maybe enjoying some unparalleled sailing as some wonderful winter escape options. Keep reading and choose the yacht that suits you the most.
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Riva’s Ribelle 66, a glamorous bad-boy sports yacht model is all set to create waves with its low-slung flybridge, and sapphire-blue hull, and exquisite attention to detail. The World Yacht Trophies 2018 at the closing of the Cannes Yachting Festival found Riva getting applause as Riva 66′ Ribelle got awarded with the Best Exterior Design Trophy, category 62 – 80 feet (18,50-24 metres). The 66′ Ribelle (Italian for ‘rebel’) is a definite eye-catcher. Continue reading
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Lexus is popular for crafting spectacular automobiles and now the brand continues to make crossroads, only this time in its maritime application. Lexus hits the water in the form of LY 650, which is one of the most contemporary designs, featured with L-finesse, now applied beyond the world of automobiles. Continue reading
Credit: Globe Regal Yachting
Globe Regal Yachting developed an opulent and adventurous superyacht in conjunction with New York design studio, Gill Schmid Design and Northern Germany-based Dörries Yachts. The latest state-of-the-art 70m explorer named IDA PFEIFFER is a homage to the adventurous spirit of the pioneering Australian female globetrotter Ida Laura Pfeiffer (1797 – 1858).
Credit: Fincantieri
Fincantieri Yachts redefine luxury, and its yachts extend the thrills of high-end pleasure yachting combined with elegance, style, and avant-garde technology.
Credit: Mazu Yachts
Mazu Yachts are known for their elegance, luxury design, and aggressiveness since 2011. And, the Turkish builder’s new 52HT shares the same distinguished sleekness as the others. Continue reading
SolarCat 64. Credit Ned Ship Group
The SolarCat 64 popularly known as ‘the Tesla of the Seas’ is an eco-friendly catamaran with a difference. The luxury yacht is engineered solely on electric solar operation and can reportedly cruise around the globe without using one litre of fuel. Swedish yacht designer, Dennis Ingemansson and Turkey-based Ned Ship Group’s SolarCat 64 is a ‘Solar Dream’, a futuristic, solar-powered yacht that is featured with a solar cell area, a hybrid propulsion solution with additional e-engines for slow cruising.
The luxury yacht created in 2016 is quite a revolution providing a lifestyle to their owners that have never been seen before. The yacht showcases a new solar panel roof, which augments the luxury. Featured with a trendy design, it is available for fractional ownership. Furthermore, the yacht is self-powered and based on Zero emission propulsion.
SolarCat 64. Credit Ned Ship Group
Sailing the SolarCat 64 is a wonderful experience, where yacht-lovers can enjoy a new smart and luxurious way of sailing. The yacht is 19.43 metres (64 ft) and has around 3-5 spacious cabins. Furthermore, there are myriad sun-lounging spaces, a retractable sundeck rook, and avant-garde interiors. The yacht is featured with a beam of 9.50 metres, and draft of 0.80 metres. And, the solar panels on the yacht’s roof can produce the necessary power to drive the motor of the yacht and all the appliances on board.
The vessel has a beautiful blend of a carbon composite hull design and a solar energy system that ensures noiseless cruising with emissions. The cruising speeds are 6.2kn and comply with high European standards, like utilising innovative techniques with materials like composite, carbon, and steel. The SolarCat 64 is featured with three guest rooms and can house around 10 people, and has luxe dual owner suites. Moreover, the control room can house around four crew members in addition to the captain. It is no wonder that with the low levels of sound, and the absence of oil film on water, the yachting experience is not only eco-friendly but also lavish.