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The Ferretti 870 enhances some of the most successful features of its line and stands out for a large number of innovative design solutions, including the bronze dome over the navigation bridge and large glazing extending along the entire main deck and in the hull at the cabins’ level.
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On April 5, 2013, Lürssen launched the 590-foot Azzam, which overtakes the 536-foot Blohm + Voss Eclipse as the world's largest superyacht. Click here to read more.
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What makes a refit as good as brand-new? Teamwork and dreamwork.
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Why $5,000 an hour isn't outrageous.
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Monaco draws the megayachts.
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Rugged conditions set the stage for yachts that are seaworthy and eyecatching
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Meet the best and the brightest of the Under 30 crowd-seven modern classics that redefine the runabout.
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For the fetching new flagship Fairline 74, it's love at first sight.
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The Hampton 630 PH is so comfortable and impeccably outfitted the miles just glide by
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Plymouth is heaven for American history nuts.
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Want a beach of your own? Just pick a boat.
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From $2.7 million to priceless, a true treasure chest.
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When the Bitter End opened 30 years ago, it gave cruisers a landfall to die for.
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For coastal adventuring, the Buzzards Bay 34 suggests that two hulls are better than one. Web extra from our November 2011 issue. Read Dennis Caprio's review here.
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Streak into summer on the new Uniesse 53-and savor life's sweetness.
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The Cranchi 66 is a testament to tradition and progress. Read the review here.
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A Marquis 70 Tri-Deck offers style, comfort, and a most excellent way to get this editor to a championship golf course.
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An eclectic mix of restaurants along the East Coast can make that long yacht delivery south (or north!) a master's program in top-notch gastronomy. Join Annie Lannigan as she and her crew dine their way from Camden, Maine, to the Florida Keys. Read the full story in our October 2012 issue.
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The crew of charter yacht At Last, a 145-foot Heesen, helps out an orphanage in the Bahamas.
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