When word first came of the construction of Safira at Newcastle Marine, the megayacht project made headlines for being intended for environmentally friendly expeditions. Designed by Sparkman & Stephens and Murray & Associates, and available for charter through the central agency of Burgess, Safira comes from the imagination of owners who wanted to leave as... [Continue Reading]
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Shortly after the announcement that Oceanco is building its first-ever sailing superyacht ,
Pisa Superyachts , formerly Cantieri di Pisa, is picking up where its predecessor left off. It recently completed the 153-foot (46.5-meter) megayacht Project 12 , with the same craftspeople working on the build
Repeat clients of Benetti took delivery of Seanna, a 213-footer (65-meter), last summer. Perhaps they like the element of surprise, as they kept details of the megayacht project under wraps while construction was ongoing. She was known simply by her hull number, FB 254.
PHOTO: Superyacht Media Here’s your chance not only to bid on an ideal superyacht vacation, but to support solid ideals, too. The owners of the superyacht catamaran Hemisphere, delivered by Pendennis last year, are offering a weeklong charter as part of the Christie’s Green Auction: A Bid to Save the Earth.
PHOTO: Stewart Allen © Newspix / News Ltd Last weekend saw the launch of Smeralda, the largest all-aluminum megayacht ever made in Australia. Hanseatic Marine built the 252’6” (77-meter) motoryacht for Guido Krass, who owns the Pari Group, a company with diverse holdings, including the yard.
PHOTO: Stewart Allen © Newspix / News Ltd Last weekend saw the launch of Smeralda, the largest all-aluminum megayacht ever made in Australia. Hanseatic Marine built the 252’6” (77-meter) motoryacht for Guido Krass, who owns the Pari Group, a company with diverse holdings, including the yard.
Monaco and the South of France have long attracted megayachts. While they’re perennial summer-charter destinations, the best action is arguably in springtime, during the famed Monaco Grand Prix.
Sometimes megayachts grow because of a builder’s decision, not an owner’s. Such is the case with the Columbus 181 from Columbus Yacht
