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More than 60 superyachts of all shapes and sizes have descended upon the waters of Biscayne Bay in advance of the weekend. It’s because Hard Rock Stadium in Miami is hosting the Big Game, the main event of the U.S. sporting calendar. Of course, the week leading up to the game has seen plenty ofContinue Reading
Super Bowl LIV is Sunday, February 2 in Miami. While a number of charter yachts will be in the city, that isn’t the only way to enjoy the Big Game. In fact, you can combine Super Bowl LIV and a superyacht—specifically, a superyacht charter in The Bahamas—thanks to Northrop & Johnson and some of itsContinue Reading
UPDATE, MARCH 24, 2020: The organizers for the Superyacht Cup Palma have cancelled the event, due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The race may be six months away, but familiar faces as well as new ones already plan to compete for the 2020 Superyacht Cup Palma. More sailing superyachts are still signing up, too. JuneContinue Reading
The first-ever Abu Dhabi Grand Prix took place back in November 2009, on the Yas Marina Circuit. Ten years later, this Formula One race returns to the same place, running through the upcoming weekend. While it may be the end-of-season race, it’s just the beginning of one of the biggest megayacht spotting seasons. Here areContinue Reading
The year 1999 marked two significant firsts in yachting. The Voiles de St. Tropez regatta got its start, and Luca Bassani established the Wally Class racing yachts. Not coincidentally, Wally Class owners have participated in the regatta over the ensuing two decades, and Wally itself has supported the race, too. Therefore, Wally used this year’sContinue Reading
The 36th America’s Cup takes place in March 2021, with Auckland, New Zealand as the host city. With nearly a dozen events specifically for visiting yachts leading up to the race, superyacht slips are booking up. If you plan to attend either the America’s Cup in Auckland or the prior festivities, you only have aContinue Reading