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Maximizing volume and thereby making better use of deck areas for leisure is driving decisions in yachting today. Wally is the latest to offer a megayacht model as a solution. The Wally WHY200 claims to give you 50 percent more living area than similar-size motoryachts, along with more benefits. Set for her formal premiere inContinue Reading
An owner has acquired a 246-footer (75-meter) already in build at Turquoise Yachts. The project, Turquoise NB69, only recently became ready for the interior installations stage. This still leaves plenty of opportunity for the customer to ensure the areas reflect how he and his guests like to live. Previously referred to as Turquoise’s 74-meterContinue Reading
PHOTOS: Maurizio Paradisi In late 2017, Italian yacht owners seeking a custom, robust, even militaristic-looking yacht for diving expeditions worldwide met the team from the Vallicelli design studio. Less than three years later, they are about to enjoy their first dives onboard. The 120-foot (36.6-meter) Project K584 is the result of their vision, coming toContinue Reading
The word innovation gets tossed around a lot, not always properly. Wider Yachts first opened its doors about a decade ago with an eye toward building voluminous, environmentally minded megayachts. In fact, the founder, Tilli Antonelli, was so convinced of the importance of hybrid propulsion packages that every proposal included them. The new ownership teamContinue Reading
“Classical elegance” are the watchwords for the latest new contract for Turquoise Yachts. The Turkish shipyard spent the last days of 2018 finalizing the sale details with the owners. Although the yacht name and the owner’s identity are confidential for now, the shipyard can reveal a number of details about this 74M Vallicelli design. VallicelliContinue Reading
This simple illustration is the only look we’re getting so far at the newest contract that CRN has signed. Regardless, CRN 139 will soon join three already-under-construction superyachts at the Italian builder’s shipyard in Ancona. Unfortunately, scant details are available. CRN is revealing that the new project measures 229’6” (70 meters). As you would expect, CRNContinue Reading