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The 60.25-metre Ishikawajima-Harima superyacht Paloma sold within three months of being on the market, in a deal with Inigo Nicholson of Barnes Yachting introducing the buyer and David Legrand and Jan Jaap Minnema of Fraser Yachts Monaco representing the seller.Launched in 1965, Paloma was rebuilt in 2004 and refitted in 2018 and 2020. She features exterior design and naval architecture by her Japanese builder Ishikawajima-Harima Heavy Industries and is constructed with steel hull and superstructure.Paloma can comfortably accommodate up to 14 guests across a seven stateroom configuration, consisting of a master suite on the main deck, two double suites, two twins and two singles. She is also capable of sleeping a crew of 16.  Key features onboard Paloma include, expansive outdoor spaces across three decks, ample sunpads for lounging and a hot tub with panoramic sweeping views on her sundeck. Performance-wise, Paloma is powered by twin Caterpillar engines, which provide her with a top
Mon, 16 Jun 2025 | 15:45
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At SuperYacht Times, our mission has always been to keep the superyacht industry updated with the latest news, accurate data, and smart yachting solutions. We established SYT Strategy to better support our clients as they face increasingly complex strategic decisions. Grounded in leading intelligence and deep industry expertise, SYT Strategy is well positioned to help you navigate the superyacht market with clarity and confidence. Drawing on our unrivalled data, comprehensive market insights and decades of experience within the industry, we ensure that every decision is informed, strategic and focused on unlocking value for your business.Grounded in leading intelligence and deep industry expertise, SYT Strategy is well positioned to help you navigate the superyacht market with clarity and confidence. 1. Built on a foundation of industry-leading data. We own the largest and most accurate database for the superyacht industry, developed over 20+ years to deliver unparalleled insights. Our Intelligence team is constantly expanding and refining our intelligence
Mon, 16 Jun 2025 | 12:45
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The 67-metre Heesen superyacht Sparta has been delivered to her owner. Previously known as YN20067, Sparta is the largest steel yacht built to date by the Netherlands-based builder, with her delivery coordinated by the Dutch authorities. Launched in 2023, the pedigree superyacht was developed from the Project Avanti concept which was presented with Winch Design at the Monaco Yacht Show 2018. She features strong, athletic lines, with her design remaining true to her original concepts, aside from a few minor adjustments.Characterised by her unique, low-profile, Sparta boasts a sporty yet elegant exterior design, with a Snow White superstructure alongside metallic Venetian red and metallic anthracite grey accents.Her slender form and reverse bow makes her stand out from a crowd, while her tinted glass windows from her bow to stern compliment her bold and assertive silhouette. Inside, Sparta showcases a contemporary interior from Winch Design based around three different elements, with each deck representing a
Mon, 16 Jun 2025 | 09:45

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Abeking & Rasmussen has long been celebrated for its pedigree in crafting new-build superyachts of the highest calibre. Yet beyond the new-build expertise, the team at Abeking has also invested in the development of its refit, maintenance and rebuild capabilities. At the heart of this lies Abeking’s dedicated refit department, led by Head of Refit Swen Westerdijk, whose vision and technical acumen are shaping a new era for the shipyard’s after-sales and refit offerings.Refit projects demand a unique set of skills and can pose unique challenges and limitations due to the condition of the existing vessel; they are therefore highly unique and evolving projects. “Refits are always something special,” remarks Westerdijk. “Whether it’s a simple service or a complete conversion, each vessel brings its own set of challenges and opportunities.” Dedication to bespoke solutions is a hallmark of the Abeking & Rasmussen approach to refit, ensuring that every yacht, regardless of origin, is treated
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Abeking & Rasmussen has long been celebrated for its pedigree in crafting new-build superyachts of the highest calibre. Yet beyond the new-build expertise, the team at Abeking has also invested in the development of its refit, maintenance and rebuild capabilities. At the heart of this lies Abeking’s dedicated refit department, led by Head of Refit Swen Westerdijk, whose vision and technical acumen are shaping a new era for the shipyard’s after-sales and refit offerings.Refit projects demand a unique set of skills and can pose unique challenges and limitations due to the condition of the existing vessel; they are therefore highly unique and evolving projects. “Refits are always something special,” remarks Westerdijk. “Whether it’s a simple service or a complete conversion, each vessel brings its own set of challenges and opportunities.” Dedication to bespoke solutions is a hallmark of the Abeking & Rasmussen approach to refit, ensuring that every yacht, regardless of origin, is treated
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Spotted last Tuesday anchored here in Antibes, France, was the 85-metre superyacht Gigia. Delivered in 2017 by the German shipyard Lürssen, Gigia features exterior styling by Winch Design, defined by a classic sheer line, clean white hull, and softly tiered decks that echo her timeless aesthetic. With an interior volume of 2,850 GT, hrt interiors are also the work of Winch Design, offering a calm and cohesive palette across her multiple guest areas. Onboard amenities include a large beach club, a cinema, a wellness centre with spa and massage room, and a gym. The expansive sundeck is fitted with a Jacuzzi, lounging areas, and open-air dining space. A pool is located on the main deck aft, offering views out to sea. Powered by twin MTU engines, Gigia cruises comfortably at 14 knots and reaches a top speed of 17 knots. If you would like to see your photo featured each day, then send your
Mon, 16 Jun 2025 | 08:00
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The 85.01-metre superyacht Victorious was spotted last week anchored here in Vouliagmeni, Greece. Delivered in 2021 by AKYACHT, Victorious features refined exterior lines crafted by Michael Leach Design, with subtle nods to military styling. With an impressive interior volume of 2,299 GT, her sophisticated interior design by H2 Yacht Design include a main saloon framed by wrap-around windows and a neutral palette. Throughout, guests experience a rich mix of textures, from quartex marble floors to plush carpets and bespoke detailing. Onboard amenities include a cocktail lounge, a bar, and an exclusive wine and cigar club room, complete with sumptuous seating and a cosy fireplace. Beyond aesthetics, Victorious offers a beach club with a fully equipped gym, a massage suite, a Turkish hammam, and a heated pool, all seamlessly integrated into a spa-like ambiance. She is also equipped with a helipad that can accommodate an AC145 helicopter. Powered by twin Caterpillar engines, Victorious cruises comfortably
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Spotted yesterday anchored here in Beaulieu-sur-Mer, France, was the 89-metre superyacht Here Comes The Sun. Delivered by Amels in 2016, the superyacht underwent a major six-metres extension in 2020/21, with Azure Yacht Design & Naval Architecture overseeing the refit. Her original exterior was penned by Tim Heywood, while Winch Design created her Mediterranean-inspired interior. The yacht accommodates up to 20 guests across 10 staterooms, including a vast six-room owner’s apartment. Her expansive amenities include a cinema, spa with sauna and steam room, plunge pool, massage suite, and a beach club with fold-out platforms. The sundeck is equipped with a gym and forward-facing whirlpool, while the main deck features a seven by four-metre counter-current pool designed for both leisure and exercise. She is currently for sale with Burgess at an asking price of €185,000,000. If you would like to see your photo featured each day, then send your submissions to [email protected]
Thu, 12 Jun 2025 | 08:00
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Last Sunday, the 55-metre superyacht Iris Blue was spotted anchored here in Hong Kong, which is becoming a prominent area for superyachts, as highlighted by the Asia-Pacific Superyacht Summit 2025. Delivered in January 2024 by Heesen Yachts as Project Apollo, Iris Blue presents naval architecture developed by Van Oossanen Naval Architects, whereas her newly designed exterior lines were conceived by Omega Architects, and her interior design originated from the creative efforts of Luca Dini Design & Architecture. Onboard, the 760 GT superyacht is capable of hosting up to 12 guests in her six staterooms, along with space for a crew of 13. Her exterior highlights include a spacious sundeck, a large wrap-around bar, and a Jacuzzi, while the main deck features a contemporary central atrium and a modernised main staircase. Performance-wise, the superyacht is equipped with twin MTU engines, enabling her to achieve a cruising speed of 13 knots and a maximum speed of
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Spotted two weeks ago for the first time anchored here in the south of France, was the newly-delivered 79.95-metre superyacht Faith. Handed over to her owners by Feadship in May, Faith combines elegant lines designed by RWD and a classic blue hull and full-height glazing crafted by De Voogt Naval Architects, resulting in a timeless look. Her interiors, penned by Chahan Interior Design, blend textured stone, soft leathers and natural light across an estimated 2,500 GT volume. Amenities include a beach club, spa, gym, elevator and salon with a double-sided fireplace. At her core, Faith is powered by an advanced diesel-electric hybrid system developed by Feadship’s FAED programme. Inspired by the technology used on Obsidian, her two contra-rotating pods replace traditional shafts and rudders, allowing for smoother, quieter and more efficient cruising. Read more about her delivery here. If you would like to see your photo featured each day, then send your submissions to [email protected]
Tue, 10 Jun 2025 | 08:00
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Pictured cruising here in Hamburg, Germany, just after the completion of a nine-month refit at Lürssen Yachts, was the 138.6-metre superyacht Rising Sun. Delivered in 2004 by Lürssen, the motor yacht was designed by Jon Bannenberg and is defined by her long, streamlined profile and strong horizontal emphasis. Her interior, styled by Seccombe Design, offers generous volumes and a light, contemporary finish throughout. Boasting an impressive volume of 7,841 GT, the yacht showcases expansive interior spaces and features a superstructure lined with full-height curved windows, flooding the upper decks with natural light. Her standout features include a private owner’s deck outfitted with a panoramic saloon and a spacious aft deck. Designed for global cruising, Rising Sun is powered by four MTU engines, delivering a top speed of 28 knots and a cruising speed of 26 knots. She is currently docked in Palma de Mallorca, Spain. If you would like to see your photo featured each day,
Mon, 09 Jun 2025 | 08:00