This Sleek 197-Foot Sportfishing Superyacht Is Designed for Discerning Anglers
The vessel comes equipped with a tower, a fishing store, live bait tanks and a fighting chair.
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You Can Charter the 151-Foot Superyacht From the New ‘Knives Out’ Movie for $228,000 a Week
Cruise the Mediterranean as if you were detective Benoit Blanc himself.
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Sanlorenzo Is Building a New 236-Foot Flagship Yacht. Here’s What We Know.
The Italian builder’s 72Steel is an imposing superyacht that should be completed within three years.
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This New 21-Foot Electric Catamaran Concept Is Like a Convertible Sports Car for the Water
The two-hull day boat can slice through the seas at eight knots sans noise and emissions.
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Persico and Zagato Team up for a Lightning-Fast All-Electric Cruiser
The emissions-free runabout can travel around 28 nautical miles on a single charge.
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This Future-Proof 253-Foot Superyacht Concept Was Made to Run on Diesel, Hydrogen or Biofuels
“Lycka” is the Swedish word for happiness. This superyacht concept is designed around health, sustainability and a very cool spa.
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This New 60-Foot Catamaran Comes With a ‘Hi-Lo’ Platform for Launching Tenders
The nifty stern platform also provides swimmers with quick and easy access to the water.
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From the Ritz Carlton to Four Seasons, These 5-Star Hotels Are Now Launching Cruise Ships
“They’re creating elaborate spas and restaurants, larger stateroom suites,” notes one cruise specialist.
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This Spacious 65-Foot Yacht Has the Same Interior Volume as Its Longer Sistership. Here’s How.
CL Yachts’ CLB65 shares the same beam and internal volume as the longer CL72.
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Boat of the Week: This Gorgeous 60-Foot Cruiser Was Inspired by a Classic British Sports Car
The colors, lines and even a cool helm seat that raises through the Mulder Healey 1800’s roof harken back to the 1960s icon.
