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How to Charter a Superyacht: Everything You Need to Know About Booking a High-Seas Vacation
Considering a yacht vacation this summer or even into 2023? Here are the ABC’s to finding the best maritime fit for your family and friends.

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Boat of the Week: Built for Younger Owners, This Experience-Focused Explorer Yacht Isn’t for Sitting Around
The opposite of old school, Project Fox is designed for active owners who want to play and explore rather than just sit around the docks.
How Young Buyers Are Changing Yacht Design as We Know It
“The new generation wants 20 friends, the best chef, a DJ—everything at their fingertips,” says Alberto Mancini.
After a Year Off, the Monaco Yacht Show Returns With Record Demand for Yachts
The superyacht show is seeing a comeback after a year off, with perfect weather, strong attendance, multiple launches and record demand for yachts.
6 Stellar Superyachts to Charter for Your Epic Fall and Winter Trips
These exclusive yachts have everything you could want from quality concierge services to relaxing beach clubs.
Why Superyacht Owners Can Finally Anchor—and Charter—in Costa Rica
A change in the nation’s regulatory law means the Central American hot spot is more accessible than ever to yacht travelers.
This New Coffee Table Book Showcases the Greatest Yachts of the Last 170 Years
“Yachts: The Impossible Collection” is a visual history showing the evolution of the ultimate status symbol.
Boat of the Week: Inside ‘Adastra,’ the Bonkers, Rule-Breaking Trimaran That Has Crisscrossed the Globe
The 140-foot “Adastra”‘s triple hulls, light weight and shallow draft gives it exceptional seaworthiness and range. Plus, it looks super cool.
Boat of the Week: The 295-Foot ‘Nero’ Was Inspired by a Classic Superyacht From 1930
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.