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Despite her wood hull, Tempus Fugit is a modern-day sailing superyacht. She has been at Front Street Shipyard since last fall, seeking some significant renovations and repairs. Within the next few weeks, though, the bluewater cruising sloop should be back in the water. Built in 2013, Tempus Fugit is the first Tempus 90, a semi-customContinue Reading
For the past five years, Cape Charles Yacht Center has been welcoming megayachts to the Eastern Shore area of Virginia. A team of investors that includes the head of Maine-based Front Street Shipyard is now operating it. The plans involve a significant expansion into superyacht service and refit. Cape Charles Yacht Center officially opened inContinue Reading
Over the past seven years, Front Street Shipyard has turned a long-defunct sardine-processing plant in Belfast, Maine into a busy yacht and megayacht facility. It performs refits as well as new construction. The yard commissioned a new construction of its own in recent months. The new shed called Building 6 just celebrated its ribbon cuttingContinue Reading
Why leave the interior of your yacht to reflect your personality when your sails can do the trick, too? ImageSails can print high-resolution photos on your sails. ImageSails’ CEO and creative director Daniel Gohstand is a photographer and artist himself. He and his team custom-print essentially any type of sail you need, including ones forContinue Reading
Repair and refit prowess, plus proximity to popular cruising grounds, has helped Front Street Shipyard win multiple yacht projects. While it’s expanded its footprint in recent years, a further expansion is underway. An entire new building is going on site, set to boost capacity—and, of course, the local economy. Based in Belfast, Maine, Front StreetContinue 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