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The global coronavirus pandemic has severely affected the cruise industry. It could be months before cruise ships start sailing again. While industry experts are predicting vessels to return to oceans by June, potential passengers can expect things to look a lot different when cruise lines finally resume. Here are some fundamental changes that cruise vessels may exercise as they return to the oceans. Continue reading
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Cruise ships are often compared to floating cities and have gained increased popularity in the past few decades. With the cruise industry transporting over 30 million passengers in 2019, the industry is expected to grow with new state-of-the-art ships bringing in more leisure opportunities. However, the environmental impact of the ships and other safety concerns have started raising eyebrows. Continue reading
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
True to its robust Italian luxury yacht tradition, Benetti recently delivered superyacht Spectre to her talented owners John and Jeanette Staluppi. Continue reading
Fincantieri Yachts redefine luxury, and its yachts extend the thrills of high-end pleasure yachting combined with elegance, style, and avant-garde technology.
Roswell 65m Superyacht
Inspired by military stealth vessels, futuristic 65m superyachts, 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
The cruise industry is experiencing strong growth as compared to other travel options. Major cruise lines in the world such as Royal Caribbean, Norwegian, Costa, and Princess are expanding at a very high growth rate. Continue reading
Luxury yacht lovers can’t get enough of sailing and the ultra-premium yacht, Calypso is bursting with opulent amenities that can awe sea lovers. Continue reading
Sailing vacations are best when you want to leave the hectic everyday life and escape into nature. Given below are some of the finest places around the globe, where you can rent a yacht and discover some of the best unexplored placed of the water-world.
1) Fiji
Explore the abundant sea life, magnificent reefs and stunning lagoons at the Fiji Islands and experience some of the best moments of your life. The people here are welcoming and the easy and laid-back life will refresh your spirit for years to come.
2)The Canary Islands
The scenic Canary Islands lie just off the African coast and are formed due to the volcanic activity. These islands are a hot favourite amongst the European tourists’ thanks to their bountiful nature and favourable wind conditions and the best way you can explore these islands is by chartering a yacht.
3) Seychelles Islands
The paradisiacal Seychelles Islands are a group of 115 islands situated in the Indian Ocean. The Islands are famous for their huge granite rocks and picturesque beach locales. The native Aldabra giant tortoises found here are also popular among the visitors.
4) Croatia
Croatia covers about 1,000 islands and is the best place to sail on a vacation. The quaint villages on the island are full of history and present many interesting places to explore. Visit Croatia to enjoy a perfect family vacation filled with fun and deliciously amazing food.
5) Thailand
The pristine waters of Thailand lure thousands of tourists each year from all around the world. The people here are super friendly and will make you feel at home immediately. You can also enjoy snorkelling and swimming as the waters are comfortably warm and refreshing.
New York-based Gill Schmid Design has introduced their latest 77metre (360ft) megayacht Halcyon concept recently, which was designed for their client. Continue reading