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.
READ MOREThe 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 MOREIt’s not just superyacht owners and the superyacht industry itself that are driving the shift to more responsible yachting – superyacht destinations such as Monaco are also putting sustainability and emissions front and centre.
READ MOREIf you want a prime example of the positive impact of superyachting on a region, you need only look at Australia and the extraordinary development, driven by superyachts, of the past 20 years.
READ MOREA scan of activity across the industry shows a healthy increase in environmental initiatives.
READ MOREMarine biologist Carolyn Beasley dives into Western Australia’s Rowley Shoals from a luxury superyacht.
READ MOREA superyacht expedition to this volcanic archipelago is bound to break new territory.
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