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Countries around the world are gradually welcoming back tourists, by land and by sea. Amevi became the first yacht that Indonesia permitted into the country during the pandemic, further serving as a template for others that wish to visit, too. The crew and owners’ team behind the 262-foot (80-meter) megayacht worked with the agents atContinue Reading
For the next 10 weeks, boats of all sizes are helping leading scientists survey the Great Barrier Reef in Australia. With 1,429 miles (2,300 kilometers) to cover, the more craft that do so, the better. If your yacht is in the country, the team behind the Great Reef Census wants your help. The sheer sizeContinue Reading
Seven years after it first aired, the TV series Below Deck continues to attract audiences, enough that producers keep renewing it. Below Deck Season 8, set to premiere in a few short weeks, sees the return of not just Capt. Lee Rosbach, but also the megayacht My Seanna as well as charters in the Caribbean.Continue Reading
As with many countries around the world, Bermuda closed its borders earlier this year due to COVID-19. The borders reopened to commercial air service on July 1, with tourism slowly beginning its recovery since then. Since yachts comprised rising numbers of visitors in recent years, the Bermuda Tourism Authority is updating owners, captains, and othersContinue Reading
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
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