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Though her styling remains a closely guarded secret, Project Phi is beginning to show off some of her structure at Royal Huisman. The hull of this aluminum motoryacht, photographed recently at the shipyard, is steadily approaching its turning, too. It’s all in preparation for the megayacht to start cruising in 2021. Announced last May, ProjectContinue Reading
If you’ll pardon the pun, the newest Horizon megayacht launches, hulls five and seven in the Horizon RP110 series, really could be twins. In fact, their owners could be twins, too, given how similar their ownership experiences have been, and continue to be. Back in 2012, the owner of hull five (below), from the UnitedContinue Reading
The first foray into megayacht territory by Sirena Yachts is on pace for a June launch. Hull number one of the Sirena 88, with all carbon fiber composite construction, is the Turkish shipyard’s largest yacht so far. The Sirena 88 has naval architecture by the renowned German Frers. Besides using carbon fiber and resin infusionContinue Reading
One of the biggest (well, so far) semi-custom models in the Fast Displacement lineup from Horizon Yachts is gaining ground. A U.S. couple who are new customers for the shipyard, but well experienced in cruising, just signed a contract for the second Horizon FD102. The shipyard revealed the overall Fast Displacement series back in lateContinue Reading
Set for her global premiere at the Palm Beach International Boat Show in March, the Horizon FD77 Skyline is wrapping up systems’ testing at the shipyard. She’s the first hull of this model, the smallest of Horizon’s FD Series. Despite her name, the FD77 Skyline measures 80’6” (24.54 meters), plus has a healthy 23-foot (7.01-meter)Continue Reading
A European owner will take delivery of hull number one in the FD102 Skyline series from Horizon Yachts in two years’ time. The model is the fifth Fast Displacement Series (FD) superyacht so far. All of the FD projects bear styling by Cor D. Rover Design, arguably more edgy and certainly more contemporary than other HorizonContinue Reading