Luxury Yacht Guide
Ideas, destinations, equipment and onboard living for owners and guests of luxury yachts from 12.00 to 23.99 metres.
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Discover how the Absolute 56 FLY uses its solar-panel flybridge roof, flexible cockpit furniture, panoramic saloon and separated guest accommodation to support comfortable private cruising in the Mediterranean.
The Saxdor 460 GTC's opening glass wheelhouse, movable roof sections, wide cockpit terraces and below-deck sleeping accommodation help show how a fast 14.4-metre motor yacht can adapt to changing cruising …
A closer look at how the BALI 5.2 sailing catamaran's three-to-six cabin range, open-plan saloon, solid foredeck lounge and rooftop areas support family holidays and guests over longer sailing trips.
A closer look at how Cranchi's 14.25-metre A46 Luxury Tender uses opening deck terraces, an adjustable swimming platform, practical overnight cabins and walkaround circulation for sociable coastal cruising.
An exploration of what the Aquila 54 Yacht's broad catamaran hull, flexible accommodation and multiple social areas mean for families considering several days or weeks of cruising aboard a smaller …
A practical look at what the 13.5-metre Greenline 42's solar-supported electrical system, optional hybrid propulsion, two-cabin accommodation and deck connections can mean for owners seeking more relaxed time at anchor.
The 16.76-metre Absolute 52 FLY shows how generous views, three cabin arrangements and a connected cockpit and flybridge can shape daily life aboard a private luxury yacht, especially for families …
A closer look at how the 17.60-metre Hanse 590 approaches guest cabins, galley planning, outdoor living, tender storage and the practical comforts of longer private cruises.
An offshore racing preparation guide for owners of 12–24m sailing yachts, covering regulations, safety equipment, crew briefing, navigation, weather and test sails.
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