Charlotte Thomas

Kinship

As the superyacht fleet grows, so does the crew family – and with tens of thousands working on yachts, the sense of community is growing too.

Craft

Conceiving, creating and crafting someone’s dream superyacht into reality takes an incredible amount of skill and dedication – indeed, it’s a journey that can last years.

Purpose

Studies are showing that from charter spend to home-porting, supply, refit and maintenance works, superyachts are not a resource hog – they are a creator of jobs and opportunity.

Kinship

Superyachts not only offer families the perfect chance to enjoy time together, they also offer a host of opportunities for children to have fun – and to learn something new about the world around them too.

#humansofyachting

From fitness instructor with zero boating experience to Second Officer on one of the world’s finest charter yachts, Ayeisha Dyer-McCutcheon is proof that superyachting is open to everyone.

Innovation

As superyachting seeks routes to a fossil-free future, engine manufacturer Rolls-Royce is also going through a process of transformation – it’s the basis of collaboration that spells concrete progress toward a reduced yachting footprint.

#humansofyachting

As a dive master, guide, submersible pilot and underwater photographer, Todd Thimios has forged a career on superyachts that has taken him all over the world – and has opened wealthy clients’ eyes to the need for conservation in the process.

Journeys

Superyachting opens up the possibility of extraordinary marine encounters, but these once-in-a-lifetime experience are helping drive awareness and action for something far more fundamental – our planet’s future.

Innovation

The superyacht sector is not only making great strides toward becoming a more sustainable industry, but is also leading the way in the wider maritime sector by taking collective and collaborative responsibility for its future.