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.
READ MOREFrom teenager working in a pub kitchen to Head Chef aboard the 60-metre superyacht Slipstream, Richard Harrison’s inspirational journey highlights the opportunities superyachting offers.
READ MOREWhen F1 driver Fernando Alonso decided to build a yacht of his own, it was with sustainable solutions firmly in mind – and his enthusiasm speaks to the work of the pioneers developing zero-emission yachts of the future.
READ MOREA chance visit to a friend led landlubber Steve Osborne into a life in yachting – something that he is still passionate about some 20 years later as Captain of the 60 metre yacht Slipstream.
READ MOREThe superyacht industry offers incredible opportunities for craftspeople to develop and deploy their exceptional talent, but schemes such as Winch Design’s Under Winch’s Wing also help to support those artisans through tougher times.
READ MORETalk of climate crisis has spurred much discussion about how as a species we can reduce our impact on the environment. It’s something the superyacht industry is not only starting to take seriously, but also starting to take action on.
READ MORECruising on a superyacht can also mean a culinary journey, both for guests and for superyacht chefs – and the growing trend for fresh, sustainable ingredients is delivering benefits for local communities.
READ MOREAs principle race officer and race director, Peter Craig is one of the most recognised names in superyacht sailing. His contribution to developing the racing rules has also led to safer regattas, making them an incredible experience for owners and guests alike.
READ MORESuperyachting presents opportunities for artisans of all descriptions – including those specialising in decorative arts, who are challenged by owners to create stunning original pieces on board.
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