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M people are focused on end-of-year celebrations right now. Heesen Yachts, however, has its eyes on both December as well as the early part of 2020. Not only does it anticipate launching Project Triton in less than a month, but it also expects to hand her over to a customer by February. With accommodations forContinue Reading
For the past few days, C2 has been conducting sea trials in the North Sea off Germany. The 11-year-old megayacht still has her striking blue color scheme. However, she is showing off a newly restyled transom, as well as an extended length. She’s grown by more than 25 feet, in fact. The yacht arrived atContinue Reading
While every custom megayacht is arguably unique, there is absolutely nothing afloat that looks like Artefact. This 262-footer (80-meter), with an extraordinary amount of glass in striking shapes in her superstructure, launched this morning at Nobiskrug. More than arresting in design, the megayacht is significantly eco-conscious, too. Featuring a composite superstructure and steel hull, ArtefactContinue Reading
Exceeding 5,500 gross tons displacement, and measuring about 351 feet (107 meters) LOA, FB272 is in the water at Benetti. She’s its second yacht in the 100-meter size range—appearing less than two months after its first, in fact. Benetti FB272 is very much a yacht of her owner’s making, from the concept down to theContinue Reading
A cold, crisp morning greeted Project Bravo as she slipped out of her build shed at Oceanco this weekend. The 357’6” (109-meter) megayacht is one of the most highly anticipated launches from the Dutch builder, and overall, this year. It’s not just due to her LOA, either. It’s due to the promise of pioneering features.Continue Reading
Though she won’t see delivery until springtime, Lady S slipped out into daylight on October 19. With her delighted owners present for the occasion, the megayacht marked the latest launch by Feadship. The 305-foot (93-meter) came outside under tow at the Royal Van Lent facility in The Netherlands. The shipyard has kept the majority ofContinue Reading