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Turkish builder Dearsan has delivered the 50.2-metre Queen Yaz, completing its new flagship superyacht with design by Red Yacht Design and naval architecture by Milimetriq.
The Italian Sea Group has formally opened a competitive investor process that could lead to the sale of shipyards and yacht brands or a recapitalisation of …
Safe Harbor Marinas has agreed to acquire MarineMax for $53 per share in a $1.5 billion all-cash transaction. The deal would bring IGY Marinas, Fraser and …
Delivery does not mean the shipyard disappears from the picture. A new superyacht normally enters a contractual warranty period in which defects can be reported and …
Montenegro has evolved from an attractive Adriatic diversion into a credible superyacht operating base. Large-yacht berthing, refit capability, duty-free fuel and a growing marina network now …
Indonesia is placing yacht tourism alongside cruising and diving as a core part of its strategy for higher-value marine tourism. The challenge now is turning an …
A tender may be one of the smallest vessels in a superyacht operation, but it combines lifting, navigation, passenger transfer and high-speed manoeuvring in an environment …
Oceanco will present 111-metre LEVIATHAN and 92.9-metre DRAAK together at the 2026 Monaco Yacht Show, placing a recent new build alongside an extensively rebuilt companion yacht …
The most expensive luxury aboard a superyacht may be something guests cannot see. Controlling machinery noise, structural vibration, propeller disturbance and HVAC sound requires decisions made …
For yachts moving between Europe and the Caribbean, the Canary Islands can be far more than somewhere to take fuel before heading west. Las Palmas and …
A yacht management invoice can look deceptively simple, but the monthly fee may support accountants, technical managers, compliance specialists and crew administrators ashore. Understanding what is …
The 76.5-metre Feadship BOARDWALK V has entered the brokerage market with an asking price of €149 million. Delivered in 2021 and offering 1,848 GT of internal …
Two superyachts of similar length can behave very differently inside a marina. Windage, displacement, propulsion, thruster authority, visibility and berth geometry determine how much control a …
A superyacht delivery date can move because of design changes, engineering, procurement, class approval, hidden refit work and commissioning. For owners, the best defence is disciplined …
Moran Yacht & Ship has announced the sale of 122.5-metre Lürssen Project Elusive, a 5,500 GT custom superyacht now under construction in Bremen for delivery in …
FHG Marine Engineering has acquired Fort Lauderdale-based Scott Marine Power, combining two South Florida marine-service businesses and expanding FHG’s diesel-engine sales, service and technical capabilities.
Sirena Yachts has appointed Ensar Çabuk to lead its US operations, with long-serving US chief Constantinos K. Constantinou moving into a senior advisory role as the …
Dubai property developer Abbas Sajwani has emerged as the buyer of 106.1-metre Lürssen Amadea, acquired from the U.S. government for $187 million following one of the …
JFA Yachts has delivered 50-metre explorer Canoa, the largest yacht built by the French shipyard, combining hybrid propulsion with more than 5,000 nautical miles of range.
Feadship Resale has sold the 33.5m Graycliffs, formerly Moon Sand Too, to an American owner in its third completed Feadship transaction of 2026.
A record 160 yachts are confirmed for the 23rd Rolex Swan Cup in Porto Cervo, where Nautor Swan will celebrate 60 years with a fleet spanning …
Gibraltar remains a strategic superyacht stop for bunkering, crew changes and transit, but its new 2026 customs and border regime requires more careful planning.
Yacht chefs balance severe allergies, personal diets and last-minute guest demands while working within the hard limits of galley space, provisioning and food safety.
Batteries, solar and shore power can reduce superyacht fuel use and generator hours, but weight, hotel loads, range and marina infrastructure still impose hard limits.