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The 63-metre Benetti superyacht Artisan sold, with Michel Chryssicopoulos of IYC introducing the buyer and Tommaso Chiabra of Royal Yacht International representing the seller.
Moving forward, Artisan will join the IYC charter fleet.Delivered in 2019 and having undergone a refit in 2022, the superyacht features exterior design by Cassetta Yacht Designers,
while her interiors were created by Bannenberg & Rowell Design and Birgit Otte Interior. At a volume of 1,245GT, the yacht can host as many as comfortably accommodating up to 12
guests with thoughtfully asymmetric layouts. A 160-square-metre master suite is complete with a private office, two dressing rooms, dual bathrooms, a king-sized bed and panoramic
vistas.Other highlights onboard Artisan include a VIP suite with a private lounge, an elevated sky lounge with a grand piano and an expansive beach club equipped with fold-down
terraces for immersion in the seascape. Artisan’s bridge aft deck is home to a bar, spa pool and sunpads,
Wed, 15 Jan 2025 | 15:30
Build Updates
Damen Yachting has announced that the third 80-metre Amels 80 yacht has successfully arrived in the Netherlands from Romania for outfitting.The Amels 8003 yacht departed from the
Damen Yachting facility in Galati, Romania and arrived in Vlissingen, at Damen Yachting’s East Shipyard. Located just three nautical miles from the Vlissingen City yard, she joins
the first and second Amels 80 hulls for outfitting in the Netherlands.
Read: Hull of third Amels 80 superyacht launched and preparing for outfittingLike her sisterships in the Amels Limited Editions 80 series, the third hull will undergo outfitting,
ahead of her delivery to her owner. The Amels 8003 yacht features exterior design by Espen Øino, with naval architecture by Damen Yachting.Details surrounding the third Amels 80
yacht are being kept tightly under wraps, but other yachts in the series are reported to be able to comfortably accommodate up to 14 guests across seven staterooms.The third Amels
80 yacht has an
Wed, 15 Jan 2025 | 15:30
New Model
Southern Wind has announced that construction of the first new 37.46-metre flagship Southern Wind SW123 sailing yacht is currently in progress. Details and renderings of this
project are being kept tightly under wraps by the builder, with in-build images being the first to be shared.
Due to be launched in February 2027, this Smart Custom sailing yacht features naval architecture by Farr Yacht Design, while Nauta Design created both the exterior and interior
styling.Due to be “the lightest performance cruiser in her range,” according to Southern Wind, the SW123 yacht is developed for fast and long-range cruising. The vessel’s owners
discovered their joy of sailing through chartering yachts and therefore intend to make the SW123 yacht available to the charter market after she is delivered.
The sailing yacht’s hull is constructed from an advanced composite sandwich; the inner skin and outer skin are both composed of carbon and epoxy resin, while her core consists
Wed, 15 Jan 2025 | 16:15
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The Balearic Marine Cluster (BMC) is at the forefront of efforts to redefine the Mediterranean as a premier hub for the global superyacht industry. Building on its established
reputation as a leader in the maritime sector, BMC has announced plans to expand its focus beyond the Balearic Islands, aiming to strengthen the Mediterranean's position in the
face of evolving market demands and rising international competition.The 2025 Balearic Superyacht Forum, held from 29-30 April in Palma de Mallorca alongside the Palma
International Boat Show, will provide the ideal platform to discuss these ambitions. As the forum enters its second edition, it brings together key industry stakeholders to explore
innovative strategies and collaborative solutions to future-proof the Mediterranean’s superyacht ecosystem.Advancing the Mediterranean's superyacht infrastructure
A cornerstone of BMC's vision is to help create a robust investment in infrastructure, encompassing marinas, shipyards, and auxiliary services. With the region facing stiff
competition from emerging markets and new cruising grounds,
Fri, 10 Jan 2025 | 12:30
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Ahoy International launched into the world of yachting on 1 January 2024. The superyacht agency was established by a group of shareholders of industry experts alongside co-managing
directors’ Tatiana Lüders and Maya Vinograd.
“We see our core strengths in a bespoke tailored approach to recruiting, headhunting and placement on behalf of our clients.” Tatiana Lüders
Meet the TeamTatiana Lüders
Tatiana’s experience is vastly submersed in sailing. Started sailing 470’s from a young age and has been sailing ever since. This year marks seventeen years of client private asset
management, yachts and owner representation within the sailing yacht realm. Having years of experience as not only an owner’s rep but a yacht manager, she has a diverse experience
of hiring and managing crew.
Maya Vinograd
Maya fell in love with the industry in 2008 after doing a transatlantic delivery to the Caribbean on a 40-foot racing yacht and from there, her career grew. As a former Stewardess
who moved
Tue, 07 Jan 2025 | 11:00
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In 1949, yachting enthusiasts Jim Northrop and George Johnson founded Northrop & Johnson on Madison Avenue in New York City, aiming to serve Long Island Sound’s yachtsmen with
integrity and expertise. This now international brokerage firm is one of the largest in the industry, with 171 yachts currently for sale and 90 yachts in the Northrop & Johnson
charter marketing fleet. Renowned for its client-first approach, luxury partnerships, and cutting-edge marketing, it is celebrating 75 years of success.
“The first 75 years of Northrop & Johnson laid an excellent foundation for us to build better and smarter ways to serve our clients,” said Cromwell Littlejohn, Northrop & Johnson
President and Chief Commercial Officer (CCO). Despite the post-pandemic yachting market slowdown, 2024 has been a record-breaking year for yachts sold, charters booked, and
bookings within the Northrop & Johnson charter marketing fleet, as reported by the firm.“Before Covid, Northrop & Johnson was holding steady at
Tue, 24 Dec 2024 | 16:00
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The inaugural 49.9-metre flagship Custom Line 50 superyacht was launched in June 2024. Crafted entirely in aluminium, this superyacht made her debut at this year’s Monaco Yacht
Show. This four-deck yacht features exterior styling by Filippo Salvetti and interiors designed by ACPV Architects Antonio Citterio Patricia Viel, with naval architecture developed
in-house by Custom Line.SuperYacht Times spoke with Patricia Viel from ACPV Architects Antonio Citterio Patricia Viel to explore the studio’s involvement in designing the interiors
of the Custom Line 50. The discussion focused on the themes they incorporate into the interior design and how they ensure each model’s interior remains unique.
How ACPV Architects became involved in designing the interiors of the Custom Line 50
Before designing the interiors of the Custom Line 50, ACPV Architects were involved in the redesign of Custom Line's ‘Navetta’ series. As Patricia Viel details, “this project began
with the entry-level Navetta 30 and progressed through to the Navetta 38 metres, culminating in the
Mon, 23 Dec 2024 | 15:00
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The yachting industry stands at a pivotal moment, navigating the dual pressures of stringent EU regulations and the growing demand for sustainability. Central to this
transformation are refrigerants – essential for onboard cooling systems but historically significant contributors to greenhouse gas emissions. As the industry evolves, the adoption
of natural refrigerants presents both challenges and opportunities.
Established in 1965 in the Netherlands, Heinen & Hopman has become a global leader in maritime climate control. With operations in over 20 countries and more than 15,000 vessels
equipped with their systems, the company specialises in advanced HVAC solutions for commercial ships, navy vessels, offshore platforms, and superyachts. Known for its innovation,
reliability, and bespoke engineering, Heinen & Hopman is at the forefront of supporting the yachting industry’s sustainability objectives.EU F-gas and PFAS regulation: navigating
new regulations
The European Union’s F-gas Regulation introduces rigorous measures to curb greenhouse gas emissions, particularly from refrigerants. Starting in January 2025, the sale
Tue, 17 Dec 2024 | 16:00
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The Sanlorenzo 44 Alloy series, originally unveiled in 2020, embodies a rare fusion of avant-garde design and timeless sophistication, offering a superyacht experience that
seamlessly connects indoor comfort with the allure of outdoor living. A triumph of craftsmanship and creativity, this fast-displacement, all-aluminium yacht reimagines the
boundaries of nautical architecture and has been a hugely successful model with eleven hulls already sold. With her 44.5 metres, the 44 Alloy is designed to immerse its owners and
guests in luxury while forging an intimate connection with the sea. Among the standout examples of this design philosophy are Cloud 9, delivered in 2024, Annabella in 2021 and
Kamakasa of 2020. In the same year Paiza One, with interiors penned by the renowned architect Michele Bonan, represents a modern and innovative reinterpretation that pays homage to
the elements of traditional boating. An example of this fusion is the use of bollards and ropes, which adorn the stair
Thu, 12 Dec 2024 | 11:00
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The Balearic Marine Cluster (BMC) is at the forefront of efforts to redefine the Mediterranean as a premier hub for the global superyacht industry. Building on its established
reputation as a leader in the maritime sector, BMC has announced plans to expand its focus beyond the Balearic Islands, aiming to strengthen the Mediterranean's position in the
face of evolving market demands and rising international competition.The 2025 Balearic Superyacht Forum, held from 29-30 April in Palma de Mallorca alongside the Palma
International Boat Show, will provide the ideal platform to discuss these ambitions. As the forum enters its second edition, it brings together key industry stakeholders to explore
innovative strategies and collaborative solutions to future-proof the Mediterranean’s superyacht ecosystem.Advancing the Mediterranean's superyacht infrastructure
A cornerstone of BMC's vision is to help create a robust investment in infrastructure, encompassing marinas, shipyards, and auxiliary services. With the region facing stiff
competition from emerging markets and new cruising grounds,
Fri, 10 Jan 2025 | 12:30
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Ahoy International launched into the world of yachting on 1 January 2024. The superyacht agency was established by a group of shareholders of industry experts alongside co-managing
directors’ Tatiana Lüders and Maya Vinograd.
“We see our core strengths in a bespoke tailored approach to recruiting, headhunting and placement on behalf of our clients.” Tatiana Lüders
Meet the TeamTatiana Lüders
Tatiana’s experience is vastly submersed in sailing. Started sailing 470’s from a young age and has been sailing ever since. This year marks seventeen years of client private asset
management, yachts and owner representation within the sailing yacht realm. Having years of experience as not only an owner’s rep but a yacht manager, she has a diverse experience
of hiring and managing crew.
Maya Vinograd
Maya fell in love with the industry in 2008 after doing a transatlantic delivery to the Caribbean on a 40-foot racing yacht and from there, her career grew. As a former Stewardess
who moved
Tue, 07 Jan 2025 | 11:00
Sponsored
In 1949, yachting enthusiasts Jim Northrop and George Johnson founded Northrop & Johnson on Madison Avenue in New York City, aiming to serve Long Island Sound’s yachtsmen with
integrity and expertise. This now international brokerage firm is one of the largest in the industry, with 171 yachts currently for sale and 90 yachts in the Northrop & Johnson
charter marketing fleet. Renowned for its client-first approach, luxury partnerships, and cutting-edge marketing, it is celebrating 75 years of success.
“The first 75 years of Northrop & Johnson laid an excellent foundation for us to build better and smarter ways to serve our clients,” said Cromwell Littlejohn, Northrop & Johnson
President and Chief Commercial Officer (CCO). Despite the post-pandemic yachting market slowdown, 2024 has been a record-breaking year for yachts sold, charters booked, and
bookings within the Northrop & Johnson charter marketing fleet, as reported by the firm.“Before Covid, Northrop & Johnson was holding steady at
Tue, 24 Dec 2024 | 16:00
Sponsored
The inaugural 49.9-metre flagship Custom Line 50 superyacht was launched in June 2024. Crafted entirely in aluminium, this superyacht made her debut at this year’s Monaco Yacht
Show. This four-deck yacht features exterior styling by Filippo Salvetti and interiors designed by ACPV Architects Antonio Citterio Patricia Viel, with naval architecture developed
in-house by Custom Line.SuperYacht Times spoke with Patricia Viel from ACPV Architects Antonio Citterio Patricia Viel to explore the studio’s involvement in designing the interiors
of the Custom Line 50. The discussion focused on the themes they incorporate into the interior design and how they ensure each model’s interior remains unique.
How ACPV Architects became involved in designing the interiors of the Custom Line 50
Before designing the interiors of the Custom Line 50, ACPV Architects were involved in the redesign of Custom Line's ‘Navetta’ series. As Patricia Viel details, “this project began
with the entry-level Navetta 30 and progressed through to the Navetta 38 metres, culminating in the
Mon, 23 Dec 2024 | 15:00
Sponsored
The yachting industry stands at a pivotal moment, navigating the dual pressures of stringent EU regulations and the growing demand for sustainability. Central to this
transformation are refrigerants – essential for onboard cooling systems but historically significant contributors to greenhouse gas emissions. As the industry evolves, the adoption
of natural refrigerants presents both challenges and opportunities.
Established in 1965 in the Netherlands, Heinen & Hopman has become a global leader in maritime climate control. With operations in over 20 countries and more than 15,000 vessels
equipped with their systems, the company specialises in advanced HVAC solutions for commercial ships, navy vessels, offshore platforms, and superyachts. Known for its innovation,
reliability, and bespoke engineering, Heinen & Hopman is at the forefront of supporting the yachting industry’s sustainability objectives.EU F-gas and PFAS regulation: navigating
new regulations
The European Union’s F-gas Regulation introduces rigorous measures to curb greenhouse gas emissions, particularly from refrigerants. Starting in January 2025, the sale
Tue, 17 Dec 2024 | 16:00
Sponsored
The Sanlorenzo 44 Alloy series, originally unveiled in 2020, embodies a rare fusion of avant-garde design and timeless sophistication, offering a superyacht experience that
seamlessly connects indoor comfort with the allure of outdoor living. A triumph of craftsmanship and creativity, this fast-displacement, all-aluminium yacht reimagines the
boundaries of nautical architecture and has been a hugely successful model with eleven hulls already sold. With her 44.5 metres, the 44 Alloy is designed to immerse its owners and
guests in luxury while forging an intimate connection with the sea. Among the standout examples of this design philosophy are Cloud 9, delivered in 2024, Annabella in 2021 and
Kamakasa of 2020. In the same year Paiza One, with interiors penned by the renowned architect Michele Bonan, represents a modern and innovative reinterpretation that pays homage to
the elements of traditional boating. An example of this fusion is the use of bollards and ropes, which adorn the stair
Thu, 12 Dec 2024 | 11:00
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Spotted at the end of December, moored at Port Hercule, Monaco, was the 53.25-metre support yacht Five Oceans, delivered by Damen Yachting in 2024. As the second unit in the YS53
series, Five Oceans stands out with her striking sky-blue hull. Built for long-range adventures and equipped for marine conservation missions, the motor yacht features a versatile
310-square-metre deck with a crane for tenders, aircraft, or mission supplies. Inspired by the ocean, her interiors, designed by the shipyard, feature antique-style turquoise
furnishings with a neutral colour scheme, accommodating up to eight guests. Additionally, the 497 GT yacht boasts a dedicated submersible deck and a fully-equipped dive centre,
including a hyperbaric chamber. Powered by twin MTU engines, Five Oceans reaches a cruising speed of 12 knots with a range of 5,000 nautical miles. Listed for sale with Verpeka
Dolling Superyachts at €32,950,000, take an inside look at her interiors here.
Wed, 15 Jan 2025 | 08:00
Observed last week anchored here in the blue waters of Tobago Cays, in Saint Vincent and the Grenadines, was the 36.9-metre motor yacht Koju. Unveiled at the Cannes Yachting
Festival in 2021, Koju is the first unit of the Benetti Motopanfilo 37M and a modern homage to the iconic ‘Motopanfilo’ yachts of the 1960s. Her vintage-inspired exterior, a
collaboration between Francesco Struglia Design and Benetti, is characterised by bronze metallic ribbons that trace the bulwarks, paying tribute to the wooden cap rails of classic
Benetti yachts. Her interiors, crafted by Lazzarini & Pickering, blend mid-century charm with modern luxury, featuring full-height windows that flood the main saloon with natural
light. Powered by twin MAN V12-1400 engines, Koju can reach a top speed of 16 knots and offers a cruising range of 3,800 nautical miles at 10 knots.
She is available for charter in the Caribbean through IYC with a starting price of $160,000
Tue, 14 Jan 2025 | 08:00
Observed last month docked in Tenerife, Canary Islands, before heading to Antigua, is the 49.9-metre motor yacht No Stress Two. Delivered in 2023 by Rossinavi, the yacht features
interior and exterior design by Enrico Gobbi of Team for Design, boasting an aluminium hull with a sleek, fast-displacement profile, inspired by automotive styling. Cruising under
the Cyprus flag, No Stress Two is Rossinavi’s first hybrid vessel under its BluE initiative, a program focused on eco-sustainability and AI-driven energy efficiency. The yacht
accommodates 10 guests across five staterooms and features amenities such as a spacious bow with a pool, an open beach club, and a DJ station. Powered by twin MTU 6V 2000 M96L
diesel engines, she reaches a top speed of 20.5 knots and cruises at 15 knots.
Mon, 13 Jan 2025 | 08:00
The 117-metre superyacht Infinity, built by Oceanco in 2022, was observed last month docked in Cabo San Lucas, Mexico. The motor yacht features an exterior design by Espen Øino and
a refined interior, resulting from a collaboration between Sinot Yacht Architecture & Design and David Kleinberg Design Associates. Spanning seven decks, the 4,978 GT yacht boasts
an aft deck pool, a primary helipad on the bow, a secondary helipad on the upper deck and a spacious wellness centre that includes a spa, sauna, gym and yoga studio. Her owner
previously had another yacht with the same name, now sold and renamed Samsara. He also owns Intrepid, a 69.15-metre vessel built by Damen Yachting, which is docked behind Infinity
in this picture. She serves as a support ship for Infinity, carrying supplies, crew, fuel, and exploration equipment.
Fri, 10 Jan 2025 | 08:00
Spotted recently anchored in Rose Bay Sydney, Australia, is the 44.1-metre motor yacht Hey Jude. Delivered in 2014 by New Zealand’s Alloy Yachts, Hey Jude features exterior styling
by Sam Sorgiovanni with expansive deck spaces, including a sundeck with a spa pool, sun loungers, and alfresco dining areas. Her contemporary interior created by RWD combines
natural materials and soft tones, offering a spacious main salon, formal dining area, and a skylounge with a bar. The all-aluminium motor yacht offers accommodation for up to 10
guests across five staterooms, supported by a crew of nine. Cruising under the Australian flag, Hey Jude cruises comfortably at 12 knots, reaching a top speed of 17 knots, and has
a transatlantic range of 3,500 nautical miles.
Thu, 09 Jan 2025 | 08:00
Last Thursday, the 90-metre converted superyacht Lauren L was seen cruising here near King George Island, Antarctica. Built in 2002 by the German shipyard Cassens-Werft, Lauren L
was initially constructed as a passenger vessel named Sun Bay II, designed to accommodate up to 100 guests across 42 staterooms. Later, the vessel underwent an extensive refit to
transform her into a superyacht. This conversion included adding a spacious master suite, spa facilities, and relocating the helipad to create more deck space for tenders and
outdoor amenities. Designed by Alpha Marine Ltd, Lauren L features a steel hull and superstructure and is powered by a single MAK engine, enabling a cruising speed of 12 knots and
a top speed of 15 knots. The 2,991 GT yacht offers accommodations for up to 40 guests in 20 staterooms, with space for up to 32 crew members. She is currently for charter at the
weekly rate of €695,000.
Wed, 08 Jan 2025 | 08:00