JULIA ZALTZMAN

It’s high design on the high seas.

One of a handful of powerful, magnificent J Class yachts, “Rainbow” is considered royalty in the sailing world.

Heesen’s XVenture is designed to roam the world, from Antarctica to the South Pacific. Here’s an exclusive first look at the interior.

For some veteran yacht brokers, the rarified niche of 100-foot-plus sailing vessels has never been hotter.

“Quantum of Solace” is the latest in serial yacht owner John Staluppi’s collection, all named after James Bond movies.

Her interior defined by eclectic art, ‘Pink Gin VI’ features 7,000-year-old bog wood tables, a mauve player piano, and twin Murano glass chandeliers.

Fifty feet under the surface in Australia’s Great Barrier Reef, the Underwater Museum of Art has 50 figures designed to attract reef fish.

The 147-footer’s tender lets the owners fish the world’s most remote waters, but is unique because it crosses oceans on its own power.

‘Yacht Servant’ will be able to carry superyachts by submerging its hull and letting them float right on.

During this summer of coronavirus, House Island has shifted from an exclusive summer retreat for the rich and famous to a superyacht haven.