
Meet Kadey-Krogen’s Flagship 60 Open
The Kadey-Krogen Yachts 60 Open has trans-Atlantic range and is the culmination of a half-century of boatbuilding knowhow.

The Kadey-Krogen Yachts 60 Open has trans-Atlantic range and is the culmination of a half-century of boatbuilding knowhow.

The 780 Adventure has a reported range of 3,200 miles, an oversize toy locker, updated styling and optional ice ratings.

Devastated by Hurricane Irma in 2017, the Bitter End Yacht Club in the British Virgin Islands continues to rebuild.

The founder of Heesen Yachts, who died April 23, 2025, created one of the best-known yacht brands in the world.

With a new shipyard owner and multiple yacht launches and deliveries this year, Heesen Yachts sets its own standard.

These five new models cover a broad boating spectrum, from walkarounds and long-range cruisers to superyachts.

The masculine design and theme, courtesy of Hot Lab, feels like what could be the interior of a modern men’s club.

Projected top speed for the vessel is 16 knots with standard power, or 21 knots with the optional propulsion package.

Shipyards often begin construction with hulls upside down to make certain construction tasks such as exterior welding easier.

In addition to sharing architectural cues, both ranges are conceived with energy-efficient sustainability in mind.

The shipyard has been bustling with activity, with several new superyachts either sold or currently in-build.

This explorer yacht has a bullet-proof steel plates, an ice-belt hull, refinforced rudders and is ready for serious voyaging.

The Kadey-Krogen Yachts 60 Open has trans-Atlantic range and is the culmination of a half-century of boatbuilding knowhow.

The 780 Adventure has a reported range of 3,200 miles, an oversize toy locker, updated styling and optional ice ratings.

Devastated by Hurricane Irma in 2017, the Bitter End Yacht Club in the British Virgin Islands continues to rebuild.

The founder of Heesen Yachts, who died April 23, 2025, created one of the best-known yacht brands in the world.

With a new shipyard owner and multiple yacht launches and deliveries this year, Heesen Yachts sets its own standard.

These five new models cover a broad boating spectrum, from walkarounds and long-range cruisers to superyachts.

The masculine design and theme, courtesy of Hot Lab, feels like what could be the interior of a modern men’s club.

Projected top speed for the vessel is 16 knots with standard power, or 21 knots with the optional propulsion package.

Shipyards often begin construction with hulls upside down to make certain construction tasks such as exterior welding easier.

In addition to sharing architectural cues, both ranges are conceived with energy-efficient sustainability in mind.

The shipyard has been bustling with activity, with several new superyachts either sold or currently in-build.

This explorer yacht has a bullet-proof steel plates, an ice-belt hull, refinforced rudders and is ready for serious voyaging.
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