1. HISTORY SUPREME – 4,8 BILLION Made of strong gold, The History Supreme, is the most costly yacht on the planet and is supposedly possessed by Malaysia’s most extravagant man, Robert Knok. It took 3 years for the 100 feet long yacht to have been assembled, utilizing 10,000 kilograms of strong gold and platinum and […]
The Energy Observer is the world’s first hydrogen vessel, a 32m sailboat with a shrewd matrix, using a mix of sun based, hydrogen and energy unit innovation for impetus and every last bit of her on board control prerequisites. A worldwide cruising exploratory research facility, The Energy Observer is structured and worked with the objective […]
DAMEN have propelled JOY RIDER, the primary 46m YS 4508 in their Yacht Support extend. Further to the equipping at the DAMEN yard in the Netherlands, JOY RIDER will be accessible for prompt conveyance in September, joining the numerous DAMEN Yacht Supports worked to date. When taking a gander at information from The Superyacht (administration […]
Roberto Cavalli and Tommaso Spadolini have a relationship that returns 20 years. So when Cavalli required a yacht planning, Spadolini was the main man for the activity. The proprietor and originator uncover the imaginative coordinated effort that prompted 28m M/Y Freedom… “Plan me something that Batman would drive!” – it was with these seven words […]
Another period of Italian superyachts is not too far off. Only months in the wake of establishing Duelle Yacht Design, Michele Lubrano Lobianco has disclosed the 65 meter engine yacht idea Gladius. For Lobianco, who built up his exchange working with Francesco Paszkowski, this speaks to his biggest structure to date. Gladius is a demonstration […]
Tennis ace Rafael Nadal is the owner of a Monte Carlo Yachts 76 named Beethoven which he bought in 2016 and uses to unwind in the waters surrounding the Balearic Islands close to his home in Porto Cristo, Mallorca. Nadal has spoken openly about his love of yachting and his decision to invest in a yacht, telling Boat International, “Because I have […]
The largest of the northern Dalmatian islands, Dugi Otok – which translates as Long Island – is… erm, long. 45km long to be precise, with a measly width of just 1 – 4km. Characterised by sheer cliffs and sandy beaches (the most famed is Sakuran), it’s a sliver of dramatic natural beauty, with its south-eastern […]
Pag is thin and 64 kilometres (40 miles) long, made up of two parallel mountain ranges. Settlements are mainly sleepy fishing villages, with two towns of any size, Novalja and Pag town. Novalja is a resort town that’s become party central. Zrće beach, a short bus ride away, is the biggest club hub in Croatia. By […]
You’ll find yourself frequently bowled over by beauty on Cres, an archetypal Croatian island: its northern hills are consumed by oaky forests; cliffs stand, majestic, along the coastline; and crumbling hilltop towns provide a dose of transportative antiquity. You’ll probably discover your inner ornithologist, too – Cres is known for its population of griffons, and […]
One of the most edenlike spots in the Dalmatian archipelago, Mljet is improbably green and salubriously lush, and is home to an expansive variety of sea creatures that swim (like the cast of Finding Nemo, we like to think) off the island’s coast. Two salted lakes – Veliko and Malo Jezero – lure swimmers into […]