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The 36.88-metre Vitters motor yacht Dardanella sold in a deal with Max Bulley of Y.CO representing the seller. Delivered in 1998, Dardanella was built by Netherlands-based shipyard Vitters and is a proven explorer yacht that has navigated to some of the remotest corners of the Pacific over the years. Designed in full by Vripack, she boasts a shallow draft and an internal volume of 283 GT.Dardanella features an open-plan main saloon with a sumptuous L-shaped seating and a dining area forward, with seating for up to six guests. She is a floating homage to the oceans, and was purpose-built to explore.Dardanella can comfortably accommodate up to 12 guests in five cosy staterooms, including her full-beam master suite with twin bathrooms, a lounge and a private office space. Her remaining guest staterooms consist of four twins, all with ensuite bathrooms. Read: Onboard 37m Vitters superyacht DardanellaIn addition to this, the exterior decks of Dardanella have been
Tue, 08 Oct 2024 | 15:45
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Build Updates
Archipelago Yachts has announced that construction of their 24-metre explorer yacht Archipelago 80 is officially underway. The Archipelago 80’s aluminium fabrication is nearing completion and she is due to begin her systems installation next, with delivery slated for the second quarter of 2025.  “We are thrilled to see the Archipelago 80 come to life,” commented Dr Stephen Weatherley, Founder of Archipelago Yachts. The build process is being carried out at a shipyard in Vietnam, under the management of Odisea Yachts, who is collaborating in partnership with Archipelago Yachts.“This project has been a labour of love, and we are confident that it will exceed the expectations of our discerning clientele. Every detail of the Archipelago 80 has been meticulously planned and executed to ensure it offers unparalleled luxury and an unforgettable yachting experience,” Weatherley added. Read: Introducing the new 24m Archipelago 80 explorer yacht Featuring naval architecture by UK-based Chartwell Marine, the Archipelago 80 is characterised
Tue, 08 Oct 2024 | 13:30
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ISA Yachts has announced a new 45-metre explorer yacht model, the ISA Voyager 45. This model  features exterior and interior design by Enrico Gobbi – Team for Design, along with naval architecture penned in-house by the Italian shipyard. Described as simultaneously “aggressive”, “powerful” and “elegant” by ISA Yachts, the ISA Voyager 45 is developed for owners with a passion for sea exploration. Composed of a steel hull and an aluminium superstructure, the 45-metre superyacht has a beam of 9.34-metres and a 2.6-metre draft, as well as a volume of 445 GT. The superyacht’s superstructure has been moved forward in order to open up the aft deck to several possible configurations. A 4.5-metre stern pool can be added to the aft section in combination with a six-metre tender and lounge area furnished with freestanding furniture. Meanwhile, the crane for deploying the tender is hidden in the side handrail so that it does not disrupt the
Tue, 08 Oct 2024 | 12:00

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Following the successful launch of the Awlgrip® 3D Color Visualizer, AkzoNobel has added two further digital capabilities to its technical service offer. The new innovations include RealWear, a camera headset that will change the way applicators worldwide can access support, and Virtual Reality (VR) Spray Gun technology.Both RealWear and the VR Spray Gun are compatible with the Awlgrip, Interlux®, International® and Sea Hawk® brands and will help train and upskill both the current and future generation to deliver superior yacht finishes, globally.  The RealWear camera headset is a safe and hands free visual assistant tool that connects applicators directly to the AkzoNobel team for real-time technical support. Users wearing the RealWear glasses can stream video and take pictures, allowing the AkzoNobel technical team to observe issues and offer support in real time from anywhere in the world. The software can be used via mobile and is compatible with both Apple and Google operating systems. Through the
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ARES Yachts, launched in September 2023, is already making waves with its first project, the 62-metre cruising performance ketch Simena. Named after an ancient coastal city in Antalya, Simena is the company's flagship vessel.Simena’s interior and exterior designs are penned by the hands of Taka Yacht Design and Design Unlimited respectively. A true-go anywhere yacht is designed to RINA Class C requirements, Simena will feature traditional laid teak decks and varnished Sipo Mahogany exterior joinery. Its design is inspired by a gentler age of sail and merges the classical with the modern with ease.This superyacht combines traditional sailing aesthetics with modern technology, featuring a carbon-epoxy superstructure and aluminium masts for strong performance. Powered by hybrid propulsion, Simena can reach a top speed of 14.5 knots. Once completed, she will join the exclusive group of 60-metre+ sailing yachts under 500GT.“The main inspiration behind the exterior lines was the clipper ships - especially the bow with
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History of XENTA: Founded in 2004, in Rome Italy, XENTA was born from an innovative concept that soon became a patented system for manoeuvring yachts using a joystick. XENTA pioneered this technology, as one of the first companies to introduce such a system to the market, setting a new standard in the marine industry. In October 2023, XENTA was acquired by Quick Group, a leading Italian company in the manufacturing of nautical equipment. SuperYacht Times sat down with XENTA's founder and current CEO, Lorenzo Mongiardo, to discuss the company's evolution since its acquisition by Quick, and its future plans and developments. XENTA’s evolution over the years Discussing XENTA’s evolution, Mongiardo highlighted the company’s significant expansion of its expertise in total boat control, now covering all types of propulsion systems like shaft line, surface drive and waterjet. This comprehensive capability, including main engines, thrusters, steering and attitude control systems integrating advanced functionalities like assisted manoeuvring and dynamic positioning systems
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As the glitter and dust settle on another Monaco Yacht Show, Centtrip’s Director of Europe Mark Perry reflects on four days of walking and talking, listening and learning at the industry’s foremost event. I’ve been coming to the Monaco Yacht Show (MYS) with Centtrip for six years and each year I learn something new. Centtrip specialises in the unique payment, expense and foreign exchange needs of the world’s largest superyachts, so MYS always feels like a home from home for us. I’m always excited to be here but, for us, being at the show is less about selling our service. It’s more about supporting the sector and understanding what it needs from Centtrip. The show is not just glamour and beautiful yachts; it’s the buzz of the business and the innovation that’s on display at every turn and on every stand. When I think about the three things I learnt – my takeaways from the
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Since its establishment in 2015, Superyacht Charities has significantly donated to maritime causes, raising over €1,047,200 (£880,000). The third annual Superyacht Charities Golf Event, approaching on 10 October 2024 in Palma de Mallorca. With it, the foundation is set to hit another milestone in its mission to blend philanthropy with industry gatherings. We caught up with Derek Munro, founder of the foundation to find out more.Superyacht Charities Founded by Derek Munro, Superyacht Charities began as a modest gathering of 150 guests in February 2015. By April, the event had grown to 350 attendees, prompting Munro to formalise the charity and leverage the yacht industry's collective influence. The foundation's flagship event, the Superyacht Charities Ball, now attracts over 500 attendees annually.  “We now run four annual events, which is quite incredible considering where we started and that all of our trustees who organise the events are volunteers and have their own businesses. The Superyacht Ball is the
Wed, 25 Sept 2024 | 14:15
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Boero YachtCoatings is ready to participate at the Monaco Yacht Show from 25-28 September, a perfect opportunity to present a brand-new website that aims to highlight the important growth plan undertaken by the brand, consolidating its positioning through a completely renewed platform that puts the customers needs first. Through a streamlined and easy-to-navigate structure, the new interface aims to promote dynamic and intuitive navigation, favouring a mobile first structure strongly linked to the user experience. In this way, each section of the site was designed to respond to a specific information need, aiming to position itself among the first results on search engine pages. The site gathers the Boero know-how as a support service that is always at the customer’s side, offering a series of contents about the full Boero paint system, with Technical Specifications, Safety Data Sheets, Colours, News, etc., created specifically for the professional world. Ample space is also dedicated to common
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Following the successful launch of the Awlgrip® 3D Color Visualizer, AkzoNobel has added two further digital capabilities to its technical service offer. The new innovations include RealWear, a camera headset that will change the way applicators worldwide can access support, and Virtual Reality (VR) Spray Gun technology.Both RealWear and the VR Spray Gun are compatible with the Awlgrip, Interlux®, International® and Sea Hawk® brands and will help train and upskill both the current and future generation to deliver superior yacht finishes, globally.  The RealWear camera headset is a safe and hands free visual assistant tool that connects applicators directly to the AkzoNobel team for real-time technical support. Users wearing the RealWear glasses can stream video and take pictures, allowing the AkzoNobel technical team to observe issues and offer support in real time from anywhere in the world. The software can be used via mobile and is compatible with both Apple and Google operating systems. Through the
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ARES Yachts, launched in September 2023, is already making waves with its first project, the 62-metre cruising performance ketch Simena. Named after an ancient coastal city in Antalya, Simena is the company's flagship vessel.Simena’s interior and exterior designs are penned by the hands of Taka Yacht Design and Design Unlimited respectively. A true-go anywhere yacht is designed to RINA Class C requirements, Simena will feature traditional laid teak decks and varnished Sipo Mahogany exterior joinery. Its design is inspired by a gentler age of sail and merges the classical with the modern with ease.This superyacht combines traditional sailing aesthetics with modern technology, featuring a carbon-epoxy superstructure and aluminium masts for strong performance. Powered by hybrid propulsion, Simena can reach a top speed of 14.5 knots. Once completed, she will join the exclusive group of 60-metre+ sailing yachts under 500GT.“The main inspiration behind the exterior lines was the clipper ships - especially the bow with
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History of XENTA: Founded in 2004, in Rome Italy, XENTA was born from an innovative concept that soon became a patented system for manoeuvring yachts using a joystick. XENTA pioneered this technology, as one of the first companies to introduce such a system to the market, setting a new standard in the marine industry. In October 2023, XENTA was acquired by Quick Group, a leading Italian company in the manufacturing of nautical equipment. SuperYacht Times sat down with XENTA's founder and current CEO, Lorenzo Mongiardo, to discuss the company's evolution since its acquisition by Quick, and its future plans and developments. XENTA’s evolution over the years Discussing XENTA’s evolution, Mongiardo highlighted the company’s significant expansion of its expertise in total boat control, now covering all types of propulsion systems like shaft line, surface drive and waterjet. This comprehensive capability, including main engines, thrusters, steering and attitude control systems integrating advanced functionalities like assisted manoeuvring and dynamic positioning systems
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As the glitter and dust settle on another Monaco Yacht Show, Centtrip’s Director of Europe Mark Perry reflects on four days of walking and talking, listening and learning at the industry’s foremost event. I’ve been coming to the Monaco Yacht Show (MYS) with Centtrip for six years and each year I learn something new. Centtrip specialises in the unique payment, expense and foreign exchange needs of the world’s largest superyachts, so MYS always feels like a home from home for us. I’m always excited to be here but, for us, being at the show is less about selling our service. It’s more about supporting the sector and understanding what it needs from Centtrip. The show is not just glamour and beautiful yachts; it’s the buzz of the business and the innovation that’s on display at every turn and on every stand. When I think about the three things I learnt – my takeaways from the
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Since its establishment in 2015, Superyacht Charities has significantly donated to maritime causes, raising over €1,047,200 (£880,000). The third annual Superyacht Charities Golf Event, approaching on 10 October 2024 in Palma de Mallorca. With it, the foundation is set to hit another milestone in its mission to blend philanthropy with industry gatherings. We caught up with Derek Munro, founder of the foundation to find out more.Superyacht Charities Founded by Derek Munro, Superyacht Charities began as a modest gathering of 150 guests in February 2015. By April, the event had grown to 350 attendees, prompting Munro to formalise the charity and leverage the yacht industry's collective influence. The foundation's flagship event, the Superyacht Charities Ball, now attracts over 500 attendees annually.  “We now run four annual events, which is quite incredible considering where we started and that all of our trustees who organise the events are volunteers and have their own businesses. The Superyacht Ball is the
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Boero YachtCoatings is ready to participate at the Monaco Yacht Show from 25-28 September, a perfect opportunity to present a brand-new website that aims to highlight the important growth plan undertaken by the brand, consolidating its positioning through a completely renewed platform that puts the customers needs first. Through a streamlined and easy-to-navigate structure, the new interface aims to promote dynamic and intuitive navigation, favouring a mobile first structure strongly linked to the user experience. In this way, each section of the site was designed to respond to a specific information need, aiming to position itself among the first results on search engine pages. The site gathers the Boero know-how as a support service that is always at the customer’s side, offering a series of contents about the full Boero paint system, with Technical Specifications, Safety Data Sheets, Colours, News, etc., created specifically for the professional world. Ample space is also dedicated to common
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The 60.1-metre superyacht Paraffin, built by Feadship in 2001, was recently spotted anchored off the coast of Antibes, France. Designed by De Voogt Naval Architects, her exterior lines are complemented by an interior crafted by Larvor. Her name alludes to her original owners, a prominent American family whose fortune was built on candle production. Accommodating up to 12 guests in six staterooms, Paraffin is equipped with high-end amenities, including a wine cellar, home cinema, sundeck Jacuzzi, gym, and a unique 360-degree observation room. Capable of reaching speeds of 17 knots, the 1,092 GT yacht is currently undergoing maintenance at Feadship's Amsterdam facility, ensuring she remains in top condition for her next voyage. In the background, the 78.43-metre superyacht Amaryllis, built by Abeking & Rasmussen in 2011, can be observed.
Tue, 08 Oct 2024 | 08:00
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Spotted this summer cruising in the Arctic waters of Svolvær, Norway, is the 59-metre explorer yacht Capella C. Launched in 1968 by Scheepswerf Gebr. Pot, the vessel originally served the Royal Dutch Navy as an auxiliary hydrographic vessel, before taking on a role as a pilot vessel in Rotterdam Harbour. Transformed into a luxury expedition yacht in 1985, the 902 GT yacht later underwent a significant refit in 2017 that modernised her features, adding a full-size helicopter deck, and redesigning her exterior decks to carry two nine-metre tenders. Over the years, Capella C has hosted several high-profile guests, including members of the British elite and Prince Rainier III of Monaco. Designed for long-distance expeditions with a 4,500 nautical mile range, Capella C is powered by three Deutz AG engines, making her suitable for both high-end charters and research missions
Mon, 07 Oct 2024 | 08:00
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Observed this September anchored with her Wajer tender, in Primosten, Croatia, is the 60.35-metre superyacht Rock.It. Originally delivered in 2014 by Feadship, the 1,052 GT superyacht features both exterior and interior designs by Sinot Yacht Architecture & Design, while De Voogt Naval Architects handled the naval architecture. Rock.It has undergone consistent refits, including a major yearlong, multi-million-dollar renovation from 2019 to 2020, mainly focused on her interior. She offers several entertainment spaces both inside and outside, including a large swim platform, a spacious main saloon with a movie theatre, and ample outdoor lounging areas. Powered by twin MTU engines, Rock.It cruises at 12 knots and can reach a top speed of 15 knots. The Cayman Islands-flagged yacht is now undergoing a refit in MB92 Barcelona
Fri, 04 Oct 2024 | 08:00
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Spotted recently anchored here in Beaulieu-sur-Mer, in the south of France, is the 77.8-metre superyacht Energy. Delivered in 2022 by Amels, Energy showcases exterior styling by Espen Øino International, with interiors designed by Zuretti Interior Design, and naval architecture by Damen Yachting. Hosting up to 14 guests in seven staterooms, the 2,885 GT yacht features an expansive swimming pool, an owner’s suite with a Jacuzzi and private terrace, an elevator, and a beach club. Inside, her contemporary interiors combine chrome accents, plush white furnishings, and high ceilings, creating an airy aesthetic. Powered by twin MTU engines, Energy cruises at 13.5 knots and reaches a top speed of 17 knots. Showcased at the Monaco Yacht Show 2024, the Cayman Islands-flagged yacht is available for sale with Cecil Wright and Burgess at an asking price of €199,000,000
Thu, 03 Oct 2024 | 08:00
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Yesterday, during the America's Cup, the two motor yachts, Lightning and H, were seen at Port Vell in Barcelona, Spain. Built by the Dutch shipyard Amels in 2004, the 52-metre superyacht Lightning, previously named Radiant, is designed by Terence Disdale. With a volume of 609 gross tonnage and a range of 7,760 nautical miles, Lightning, owned by an UAE businessman, is powered by twin Cummins engines that provide a top speed of 15 knots. She offers accommodations for 10 guests and 13 crew members, ensuring both luxury and comfort at sea.  Cruising on the opposite side is the 35.2-metre Azimut yacht H, launched in 2023 as part of the Azimut Grande 36M series. Designed by Alberto Mancini, the UK-flagged yacht comfortably hosts up to 10 guests in five staterooms, along with six crew members. She is currently for sale with Burgess at an asking price of €16,500,000.
Wed, 02 Oct 2024 | 08:00
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Recently spotted anchored in Villefranche-sur-Mer, the 70.56-metre superyacht Force Blue was originally built by Royal Denship in 2002 and has since undergone a spectacular transformation. Her refit in 2022, overseen by the Giangrasso Group in Livorno, Italy, included a seven-metre extension and a complete redesign of her exterior lines by H2 Yacht Design, giving her a fresh, modern look. Inside, Michele Bonan and Celeste Dell`Anna have reimagined her interiors, creating luxurious spaces including a private cinema on the owner’s deck. Guests can also enjoy a fully equipped gym and a serene spa area, complete with a steam shower, hammam, mud bath, sauna, and hydromassage hot tub. The refit further introduced a new beach club with an extended swim platform, offering easy access to water activities. Powered by twin Caterpillar engines, Force Blue cruises comfortably at 12.5 knots, reaching a top speed of 16 knots. She is now listed for sale with Fraser and Burgess
Tue, 01 Oct 2024 | 08:00