The CLC115 Is a Superyacht Cat Built for Staying Aboard
The CLC115 draws on Cheoy Lee’s multihull expertise to deliver 18-knot performance and relaxed living across three decks.
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The CLC115 draws on Cheoy Lee’s multihull expertise to deliver 18-knot performance and relaxed living across three decks.
The fully custom 230-foot superyacht blends timeless styling, advanced engineering and owner-focused design as it enters the final stages before delivery.
At 1,447 gross tons with a heat recovery system and Valentina Zannier detailing, this fully custom CRN sets a new standard.
The shipyard’s latest Deep Blue 115 combines long-range capability, custom interiors and explorer-yacht styling.
The 250-foot N2H is Turquoise’s first hybrid superyacht build, with styling by Team for Design-Enrico Gobbi and interiors from H2 Yacht Design.
Camila pairs long-range capability with Hot Lab’s warm, restrained interiors.
The Italian builder highlights U.S. growth and custom yacht expertise with its largest build to date.
Sanlorenzo is approaching design, technology, propulsion and fuel alike from a mindset of sustainable cruising.
Some must-see yachts debuting this season include the Swan 128, RMK Livia 50, Cheoy Lee 130 Explorer and Zeelander 8.
Hot Lab and Columbus Yachts refine the Atlantique platform with a 154-foot charter-minded superyacht focused on balance, flow, and connection to the sea.
This superyacht comes in under 500 gross tons and expands the Italian builder’s DOM line with enhanced volume and flexible layout options.
Aluminum, carbon accents and 24-knot intent shape a design engineered to look fast at rest.
