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John and Michael Kelly are more than father and son. The two have always wanted to work together. Even more than this, though, they wanted a family business related to boating. Three generations of their family started boating together in Cape Cod, Massachusetts, and the family continued to do so years later in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.Continue Reading
How many superyacht design studios have a partner with a background in finance, plus a keen eye for design? Harrison Eidsgaard does. This is just one part of the story behind the renowned studio, setting it apart from others in the industry. Of course, there’s more to Harrison Eidsgaard, too, which Ben Harrison (below right,Continue Reading
Whenever any of us sees a yacht on the horizon, oftentimes our first thought is, “I wonder what that looks like inside?” Yacht interiors are specialties for Glancy Fawcett. But, the company is far more than just a showroom with items on the shelves. In fact, it custom designs and manufactures pieces specifically for superyachtContinue Reading
While yacht agents sometimes deal with owners, more often they assist captains and crew. In brief, yacht agents provide the logistical assistance necessary to ensure a yacht visit, whether with the boss or charter guests onboard, goes smoothly. In the United States, American Yacht Agents provides this service regularly for foreign captains and crew. Capt.Continue Reading
Some of the most remote places on earth are accessible only by water. EYOS Expeditions helps superyacht owners, guests, and crew get there, thanks to its team’s decades of experience exploring them. But, it doesn’t solely secure permits, design itineraries, or arrange specialist guides. EYOS co-founder Rob McCallum and his staff take a leading roleContinue Reading
When it comes to experiential and adventure yacht travel, Jimmy Carroll (pictured) and Geordie Mackay-Lewis, the founders of Pelorus, are a go-to source. They and their team arrange a wide variety of yacht expeditions to destinations as diverse as Papua New Guinea and the Arctic Circle. Named for the navigation tool resembling a compass, PelorusContinue Reading