A house on the ocean
By Charlotte Thomas | 12 April 2022It’s a common misconception that superyachts are nothing more showpieces or status symbols, but in fact for many owners they are something far more important – home.
READ MOREIt’s a common misconception that superyachts are nothing more showpieces or status symbols, but in fact for many owners they are something far more important – home.
READ MORESuperyachts offer one of the most extraordinary experiences available, but new tech is taking that experience a step further – and offering valuable insights and education into our oceans for owners, their families and guests.
READ MOREThe spotlight on superyachting often shines solely on the owners, but there’s a bigger story worth illuminating – superyachts offer a pathway to a lifelong skilled career for thousands of young apprentices.
READ MOREWhen does a yacht become a true superyacht? The answer may surprise you – and it means you don’t have to spend tens of millions to enjoy the superyachting good life.
READ MOREConceived as an initiative to get the New Zealand marine industry supporting island communities and cultures across the Pacific, the Pasifika Collective is already proving its worth in the wake of the Tongan volcano disaster.
READ MOREThere are moves globally to hit stringent new decarbonisation goals, and the superyacht sector is no different – but pioneering builders and owners are showing that concrete action can be taken today.
READ MOREAs AI becomes commonplace in all areas of our lives, some enterprising superyacht companies are looking at how it can improve the design spiral and create efficiencies in the construction phase.
READ MORESuperyachts are not just about glitz and glamour – they can be a window to deep cultures and heritage and a conduit to making memories of a lifetime.
READ MOREWhen Vural Ak fell in love with a partially constructed yacht project, he saw a chance to build his dream – and an entire shipyard was born.
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