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PHOTO: YouTube A 175-foot (53.3-meter) megayacht can stand out even among other megayachts. But when she towers above essentially everything else in a pretty packed marina, she looks extra-special. As you will see in this edition of our Sunday superyacht video watch, Delta Marine’s MLR dwarfed the rest of the boats in the popular ElliotContinue Reading
Gayle Force is big by some boat owners’ standards, but she is small compared to many of the yachts that have ventured to Antarctica. Her 96-foot (29.24-meter) size had nothing to do with her ability to travel there, though. Her owners’ determination, her captain’s confidence, and their faith in proven construction and engineering teams madeContinue Reading
It was a busy weekend in Seattle. MLR maneuvered out of her final assembly building at Delta Marine on January 20, launching on the 21st. She’s the builder’s first launch of the year. With interior design and exterior styling by JQB Design, the megayacht measures about 175 feet (just over 53 meters). Among the reasonsContinue Reading
This fall marks another new season of Below Deck—specifically, season six for the reality-TV series. Expect to see more trials and tribulations of crew life, this time in Tahiti. Also expect to see another megayacht as a star of the show, the charter yacht My Seanna. Built in 2000 by Delta Marine, My Seanna wasContinue Reading
While record freezing temperatures affected large parts of the United States, warm feelings were widespread at Delta Marine on January 12. Punctuated by a striking rainbow, Delta Project 174046 made her way into her finishing shed. LOA for the still-confidential megayacht: 175 feet (about 53.3 meters). That’s a foot longer than the length revealed whenContinue Reading
In case you’ve been living under a rock, on Monday, August 21, the United States will experience a total solar eclipse. The astronomical event will make history. The last total solar eclipse in the continental U.S. occurred in 1979. But, it crossed just five states. For the last coast-to-coast total eclipse, you have to goContinue Reading