Monte Carlo Yachts arrives at the Monaco Yacht Show with its two biggest boats. From September25th to 28th, in fact, visitors can admire both the MCY 96 and the flagship of the fleet, the MCY
European debut for the Ocean Alexander 45 Divergence and 90R. Both new models, indeed, will be presented at Cannes Yachting Festival from September 10-15. The latest creations of the famous American shipyard will see the light
Monaco Classic Week The Monaco Classic Week, the international biennial Monegasque event that gathers classic sailing and motor yachts from all around the world, is ready to come back. Sailboats, classic yachts and trawler will
A new, important accolade for Victory Design, the sparkling engineering and design studio guided by Brunello Acampora. In a recent ranking by the authoritative English magazine “The Superyacht Life“, five boats have been selected as
Talking with Brunello Acampora leaves little room for loss orientation. He is so filled with creativity that his speeches broaden, extend over other subjects and then, masterfully, converge and come back again by giving a deep
Arcadia Yachts is a boatyard that has been managed to make its mark with the launch of very innovative projects since its foundation. At Cannes Yachting Festival, following the celebration of its 7th anniversary and
Perini Navi, the Italian shipyard founded by Fabio Perini that has established itself as the world leader in the design and manufacturing of sailing and motor megayachts, launched its new 60-metre “Seven” ketch at the
Built by the Turkish boutique yacht designer and builder Mazu Yachts, the first Mazu 42 Walk-Around was delivered to her owner last August and presented at the just ended Monaco Yacht Show as the latest
Yachting design follows a very particular evolution and wallows in long standstill periods where, rather than delighted by novelties, beauty standards are simply restyled and updated although generally welcomed as up with the times in that
Walking around the world’s most luxurious boat show, it can happen to have some unexpected encounters. So, while we are going down the pier reserved for “Tender and Toys” near the Quai Antoine, we spot a
