PHOTO: Flying Focus/Amels Five years after taking delivery, the owner of the Amels -built megayacht Ilona wanted more. Specifically, he wanted more ways of making his megayacht more enjoyable.

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.

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

Picture playing basketball, badminton, even baseball on the foredeck of a Feadship . All this, plus more, is possible aboard Hampshire II , just launched on Saturday from the Royal Van Lent yard. In fact, several friends of the owners’ and Feadship craftspeople played soccer (football, for you European readers) there before the 257’7” (78.5-meter) megayacht hit the water.

She arrived in Falmouth, England over the weekend with Mirabella V painted on her transom, but she’ll leave in about 12 months with M5 there instead. This, thanks to a yearlong refit taking place at Pendennis Plus . Known as the world’s largest sailing sloop since her launch in 2004, the 247-foot (75.2-meter) Mirabella V is getting a thorough makeover both inside and out

Not even rain could dampen the spirits of repeat Feadship owners as their new Drizzle launched this weekend at Royal De Vries’ shipyard. Having purchased the Feadship Twizzle on the brokerage market in early 2008, the owners liked her styling and general layout