In the highly competitive world of offshore sportfishing, the catamaran has long been championed for its superior lateral stability and rough-water handling. However, the category has often been split between utilitarian, "bare-bones" fishing machines and luxury cruising vessels that shy away from the rigors of tournament life. With the launch…
In the competitive landscape of modern luxury yachting, few brands have managed to disrupt the status quo as effectively as Bluegame, a subsidiary of the Sanlorenzo Group. With the official unveiling of the new BG64, the Italian shipbuilder has not only plugged a critical hole in its portfolio but has…
In the highly competitive landscape of sub-24-meter motor yachts, few builders have managed to carve out a design language as distinct—and as polarizingly beautiful—as Italy’s Arcadia Yachts. With the recent launch of the second hull in its A80 series, the shipyard has once again demonstrated that "production" yachting does not…
In the highly competitive world of luxury yachting, few vessels manage to capture the elusive balance between historical pedigree and modern functionality. Charlotte Ann, a 125-foot Cheoy Lee masterpiece, has emerged once again as a centerpiece of the brokerage market. Currently lying in West Palm Beach, Florida, and listed through…
In the world of yachting, the line between "traditional aesthetic" and "high-performance engineering" is often sharply drawn. On one side, enthusiasts clamor for the warm, soul-stirring elegance of mid-century New England design. On the other, owners demand the speed, efficiency, and ease-of-use that only 21st-century technology can provide. Maine-based boatbuilder…
Australian luxury yacht builder Riviera has long occupied a unique position in the marine industry, sitting at the intersection of rugged, bluewater capability and high-end residential comfort. With the debut of the 645 SUV Series II, the Gold Coast-based manufacturer has signaled a new chapter for its flagship SUV model.…
In the rarefied world of superyachting, the tender is often the first and last impression a guest has of the vessel. For years, the market has been bifurcated between purely utilitarian inflatable ribs and bulky, heavy-duty tenders that often feel like an afterthought. However, the unveiling of the Argos Nautic…
