JULIA ZALTZMAN

Despite the pandemic, the superyacht world continues to welcome new entries. These are the world’s biggest yachts by length.

“Ngoni” has a sleek, low profile, but her massive sails and technical keel and bulb make her a force of nature in open-ocean sailing.

The new interior and gym on 295-ft. Nero, built to resemble JP Morgan’s Corsair IV, show how a classic-looking yacht can stay thoroughly modern.

Whether large or small in build, these winners balance modern designs with luxe amenities.

Narrow canals, rural roads, and low bridges are just a few of the nail-biting challenges gigayachts face on their deliveries.

The makeover added 15 feet to the yacht’s length.

The summer charter season is coming fast, with record demand both in North America and Europe. Here are 15 of the world’s best superyachts that are still available.

Pebble, inspired by a stone the designer found in Indonesia, has no sharp edges or bright colors. Just soft corners and a muted silver exterior.

The “Manta” is a giant, plastic-eating catamaran that collects trash on an industrial scale. And it’s powered by renewable energy.

As jumbo jets were increasingly retired amid the pandemic, yacht designer Uros Pavasovic had a vision of the apocalypse.