Vitters Yachts Building 33-meter Sloop 'MM33' There is another new project under construction for Vitters at the moment. It didn't get much...
Dubois Naval Architects Unveil 58-meter Sloop at 2014 Monaco Yacht Show World-renowned design firm Dubois Naval Architects debuted one of its...
Wow... this was the hold-up.
There is a beach lounge area in the aft hull which is another section for relaxation, this time close to the water. It can be accessed directly...
MondoMarine Unveils 57-meter Superyacht Design Italian megayacht manufacturer MondoMarine recently unveiled another new design for a 57-meter...
BMT Nigel Gee Unveils New Catamaran Superyacht 'L3' BMT Nigel Gee has unveiled a new catamaran-based superyacht with an LOA of 85-meters. The new...
Inside, she is expected to feature a three cabin layout for a minimum of six guests. Some of the features onboard are a beachclub, spa, bar, and...
Drettmann Yachts Building A 24-meter Explorer Yacht Drettmann Yachts are currently working on a new 24-meter Explorer-type motoryacht. It is...
I didn't even know the first PJ150 currently belongs to the Staluppis. She was launched as "O'Khalila" in that bright gold paint...and she kicked...
"Event's" interior looks pretty nice... yeah kinda typical Laura Sessa but almost seems to have a little Pinto flair to it in some of the patterns...
She looks like an explorer (in style) now.
Five lifts traverse the piles of luxurious decks onboard with three of them to be fully-devoted to the use of guests. The other two will serve as...
Nauta Designs 165-meter Superyacht Concept They are already responsible for the design of the current largest superyacht in the world, the...
Did anyone see the proposed work that is to go into the current explorer yacht "Legend"? She is to be turned into a full luxury yacht with a...
A new 42-meter Benetti hull was put in the building shed recently. FB701 is her build number and delivery is scheduled for 2016.
We will have to wait and see if it is late 2014. Originally it was to be delivered this year.
