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PHOTOS: Dardanella/37 South Yacht Charter It has been a challenging year, to say the least, leading many to seek safe escapes with family. Superyacht charters continue to be attractive ways to do so. You can find physical and mental solace by booking and designing a well-being charter aboard Dardanella in Tahiti, Moorea, and more. WhileContinue Reading
Edmiston, with headquarters in the UK, has had a U.S. presence in New York for a few years. It now has a second office up the Northeastern coast. The team that most recently comprised Perini Navi USA has made the Edmiston expansion and growth possible. Bruce Brakenhoff, Jr. (above), Dirk Johnson, Rana Johnson, and LindaContinue Reading
ALL PHOTOS: Copyright Imperial/Photos by Jeff Brown – Breed Media At 351 feet (107 meters), and with a volume exceeding 3,000 gross tons, Lana leaves no doubt that she has abundant alfresco and interior areas for rest and relaxation. Charter guests have been getting their first tastes of Mediterranean cruising this summer, and have IndianContinue Reading
Development is underway for a 175-slip marina capable of accommodating yachts to 125 feet (38 meters) in northwestern Costa Rica. Marina Flamingo should conclude the first phase and open for bookings beginning next year. Marina Flamingo is in Guanacaste, a region in northwestern Costa Rica. It’s known for its beaches, diving, surfing, and sportfishing. InContinue Reading
Typically tourism trips to Antarctica are solely on land or at sea. This year, you can be the first to experience a once-in-a-lifetime combination. Cookson Adventures, which tailors superyacht excursions, has partnered with an Antarctica luxury-camp operator for what the two call Ultimate Antarctica. Specifically, it blends a stay aboard the expedition megayacht Legend withContinue Reading
While Maine is a perennial favorite among summer cruising destinations, this summer the state has seen a big boost in boat traffic. Part of the reason stems from concerns over COVID-19, keeping a number of megayachts from crossing the ocean to Europe. Another, however, is the hotter-than-usual season, keeping the classic New England fog atContinue Reading