Superyacht

Kinship

Mary Shores explains why she and her husband named their sailing yacht after a Māori word which signifies family togetherness.

Journeys

Antarctica’s popularity is on the rise – but for many superyacht owners and charter guests, going the extra mile feels risky and uncertain. Are these fears justified?

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The Riva family’s boatbuilding legacy dates back to 1842. Lia Riva talks about growing up in a family with boating in their blood.

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Michael Nurbatlian recalls what it was like the first time he stepped on a superyacht and explains why Phang Nga Bay is the perfect undiscovered superyacht destination.

Craft

Submarines are no longer functional tin cans; advances in design and technology mean that underwater adventures can be made in comfort and luxury.

Kinship

Sabina Nasser explains why superyacht Bina is the perfect meeting place for her family.

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George Duffield, co-founder of Blue Marine Foundation and producer of The End of the Line, recalls his voyage by sailboat to Antarctica in 2010.

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Liz Cox, from Cecil Wright & Partners brokerage, remembers witnessing a couple step on board their first ever yacht.

Journeys

Why stop at four poster beds, Michelin-star restaurants and luxury spas, when you could add a yacht to the mix?