Superyacht News

Sophistication, agility and performance in the 72 Flybridge

Apr 15

British boat builder, Plymouth-based Princess Yachts International revealed its new Princess 72 Motor Yacht to great acclaim at the London Boat Show in January and has already created an enormous […] ...

The next level of quality and performance, the V85-S

Apr 15

The new Princess V85-S takes the Princess V-class sports yacht range to the next level of quality and performance, with its redesigned main deck layout, an enhanced materials specification, and […] ...

An exemplary level of onboard luxury, the Predator 115

Apr 8

The new Sunseeker Predator 115 follows in the success of her award winning big sister, the Predator 130. Although smaller in length, the Predator 115 retains many of the stunning […] ...

A Luca Brenta design: the CNB 100

Apr 8

Designed by the renowned Italian architect Luca Brenta, this modern looking boat has a characteristically sober deck plan with a cabin roof entirely covered with smoked glass panels.The accommodation bears […] ...

Introducing the CNB Yachts 77

Apr 8

CNB Yachts has signed a new contract for the construction of a sistership to “Spip” which will be delivered in Spring 2010. They benefit from the latest technology and naval […] ...

Rivas’ most outstanding craft, the Domino 89′

Jun 24

Legend has it that in 1842, Pietro Riva set out on a journey from the banks of Lake Como, in Laglio, to Lake Iseo, in Sarnico, to repair some storm […] ...

Meet the Alloy Mondango 170′

Apr 22

In the early 1980s, a group of dreamers from New Zealand tenaciously initiated a project aimed at building a 38-meter aluminum yacht. When vessels half as long were considered large […] ...

Minimalism at it’s best, only in the Wally 130′

Apr 22

When gazing the shiny silhouette of the Wally 130 – the new member of the shipyard family, built in Fano, Italy – we feel as if we were admiring a […] ...

The Allogante 131′, the combination of history and the latest advances in nautical technology

Apr 22

Considering that building a yacht is an inherently iterative process, and that there is a series of successive and unavoidable refinement steps from the initial conceptual design to the final […] ...

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