When the Pershing 82 premiered at last autumn’s Fort Lauderdale boat show, some show-goers may have wondered why the Italian builder decided to have her replace the Pershing 80 in its lineup. Could two similar-size yachts be really that different?
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PHOTOS: Giuliano Sargentini, courtesy of Perini Navi Here’s a look at the all-aluminum Seahawk, measuring 197 feet (60 meters), and her mast-stepping process, which took place at Perini Navi this month. The ketch, known as hull number C. 2193, is part of a new series.
Add another all-aluminum megayacht project to the roster of contracts at Admiral Tecnomar.
Last Friday saw British Columbia-based Richmond Yachts launch its latest megayacht, a 150-footer (45.72-meter) christened Richmond Lady. If you’re familiar with Richmond Yachts, the megayacht’s name may sound familiar
An abundance of white and orange balloons heralded the traditional breaking of the champagne bottle across the bow of Engelberg at Amels last week.
This sharp-bowed megayacht, christened Cacos V, launched in mid-May at Admiral Tecnomar, the first Admiral yacht since Tecnomar took over the brand in 2011. Measuring 131 feet (40 meters), the all-aluminum Cacos V is part of Admiral’s Impero series, bearing naval architecture by Luca Dini Design along with input from the Italian shipyard’s in-house team.... [Continue Reading]
Ghost Yachts has a new megayacht design, the Ghost G180F, thanks to a recent partnership with both Feadship and the De Voogt Naval Architects design office. If you’re a longtime reader of Megayacht News, you may remember that Ghost Yachts was formed by Bj
Bermuda is in the midst of a re-imagining as a megayacht destination rather than a stopover for refueling. It’s thanks to a partnership between Bermuda Yacht Services and a government department
Original post: Bermuda Yacht Services Bringing More Megayachts to Island NationNISI Yachts may be among the youngest players in the yacht and megayacht market, having been founded just seven years ago, but it has more than done its homework.
See original article: NISI YachtsThe weather on Friday may have been dreary, but the mood was anything but at Palmer Johnson, because that’s the day its largest megayacht to date, a 210 Sport Yacht, rolled out of her build shed in preparation for her launch, which took place Saturday. The all-aluminum 210 Sport Yacht, so-named for her 210-foot (64-meter)... [Continue Reading]
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