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The second 49.99-metre Sanlorenzo 50 X-Space superyacht has been sold, with Dennis Frederiksen of Fraser introducing the buyer.  Due to be delivered to her owner in 2027, Hull 209 features exterior design by Zuccon International Project, with naval architecture crafted in-house by her Italian shipyard Sanlorenzo.The Sanlorenzo 50 X-Space yacht is capable of hosting as many as 10 guests across a five stateroom configuration. Further accommodation is available to support a crew of up to nine members onboard. With a volume of just under 500 GT and a beam of 9.4-metre, the superyacht provides plenty of interior living space for guests onboard to enjoy. Moreover, one of the vessel’s most notable traits is her open plan layout.  Defined by her long range cruising ability, the Sanlorenzo 50 X-Space yacht is composed of a steel hull and aluminium superstructure.  Regarding her performance she is powered by twin MAN engines that propel her to a cruising speed of
Fri, 24 Jan 2025 | 09:45
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Based in Istanbul, Turkey, Sirena Yachts is known for its ability to blend performance, contemporary design and luxury in its yachts ranging from 17 to over 40 metres. Established as a division of Sirena Marine, the brand has quickly gained a reputation for its semi-displacement vessels, combining efficiency and comfort, with expansive interiors and innovative layouts.Unveiled during boot Düsseldorf 2025, Sirena Yachts showcased its new Sirena 60 design — a successor to the popular Sirena 58 — offering more space and a modern aesthetic. Sophie Spicknell sat down with Sirena Marine’s Chief Commercial Officer Ali Onger to find out more about their impressive range of yachts, as well as their plans for 2025 and beyond.Unveiling the Sirena 60 With a focus on sustainability, advanced technology and customisation, Sirena Yachts has continued to expand its global presence, appealing to clients across the world who are seeking versatility and style. Their growing fleet includes models like the
Fri, 24 Jan 2025 | 14:00
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SuperYacht Times takes a first look at the 50.2-metre Dearsan superyacht Queen Yaz, which is under construction at her Turkish shipyard. Having completed her steel hull and aluminium superstructure, Queen Yaz has now moved to outfitting where her interiors are being crafted, with a delivery date scheduled in early 2026. Queen Yaz sold in 2023 and features exterior and interior design both created by Red Yacht Design, while her naval architecture and engineering is by Milimetriq. Described by Red Yacht Design as “a perfect blend of robust aesthetics and sophisticated elegance”, Queen Yaz is tailor-made to meet her owner’s requirements and a family-oriented lifestyle onboard. On deck, some of Queen Yaz’s most noteworthy features are an aft lounge, along with an expansive bow lounge located on the main deck, both of which lend themselves to outdoor relaxation or socialising. Additionally, the superyacht’s sundeck is home to a Jaccuzi, sunbeds, lounge sofas, a bar and a
Fri, 24 Jan 2025 | 11:45

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Quick Nautical Equipment, a brand of Quick Group, launched its new Olympic Anchors series. SuperYacht Times spoke with Andreas Karlsen, Chief Commercial Officer of Quick Group, to discuss the decision to introduce the new series, the market response since its launch in September, and upcoming developments.Why Olympic Anchors were introduced Since its inception as a manufacturer of anchor windlasses, Quick Nautical Equipment has consistently offered traditional anchors to its clientele. However, the company recently identified a market gap for high-quality, stainless steel anchors manufactured in Italy. In line with the Italian company’s commitment to the standards, Andreas Karlsen, elaborates, “This gap represents an opportunity not just to expand our product range but to elevate the overall quality of our offerings. We've always prioritised in-house manufacturing to maintain our 'Made in Italy' reputation. Instead of competing on price with conventional galvanised anchors, we chose to develop a segment that allows us to stay competitive with a superior product.” Further
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For over a century, cinema has captivated audiences, evolving from early film projectors to today’s advanced LED screens. This passion has extended to the seas, with superyacht owners embracing technologies that merge luxury with the immersive experience of the silver screen. Whether it’s enjoying a family movie under Caribbean stars or hosting a screening party during the Monaco Grand Prix, the right outdoor cinema can significantly elevate the yachting experience. Screen projectors Traditional projector setups remain a cost-effective option for outdoor cinema, consisting of a projector, screen, external speakers, and mounting equipment. While compact and flexible, projectors require full assembly, including the installation of the screen, speakers, cabling, and projector, which can be labour-intensive and demand additional storage space. Moreover, screens may become unstable in windy conditions, and projection quality diminishes in daylight, limiting the cinematic experience.Despite these challenges, projectors are ideal for those prioritising budget and flexibility. However, they may not offer the immersive experience
Thu, 16 Jan 2025 | 16:00
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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
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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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Quick Nautical Equipment, a brand of Quick Group, launched its new Olympic Anchors series. SuperYacht Times spoke with Andreas Karlsen, Chief Commercial Officer of Quick Group, to discuss the decision to introduce the new series, the market response since its launch in September, and upcoming developments.Why Olympic Anchors were introduced Since its inception as a manufacturer of anchor windlasses, Quick Nautical Equipment has consistently offered traditional anchors to its clientele. However, the company recently identified a market gap for high-quality, stainless steel anchors manufactured in Italy. In line with the Italian company’s commitment to the standards, Andreas Karlsen, elaborates, “This gap represents an opportunity not just to expand our product range but to elevate the overall quality of our offerings. We've always prioritised in-house manufacturing to maintain our 'Made in Italy' reputation. Instead of competing on price with conventional galvanised anchors, we chose to develop a segment that allows us to stay competitive with a superior product.” Further
Mon, 20 Jan 2025 | 14:15
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For over a century, cinema has captivated audiences, evolving from early film projectors to today’s advanced LED screens. This passion has extended to the seas, with superyacht owners embracing technologies that merge luxury with the immersive experience of the silver screen. Whether it’s enjoying a family movie under Caribbean stars or hosting a screening party during the Monaco Grand Prix, the right outdoor cinema can significantly elevate the yachting experience. Screen projectors Traditional projector setups remain a cost-effective option for outdoor cinema, consisting of a projector, screen, external speakers, and mounting equipment. While compact and flexible, projectors require full assembly, including the installation of the screen, speakers, cabling, and projector, which can be labour-intensive and demand additional storage space. Moreover, screens may become unstable in windy conditions, and projection quality diminishes in daylight, limiting the cinematic experience.Despite these challenges, projectors are ideal for those prioritising budget and flexibility. However, they may not offer the immersive experience
Thu, 16 Jan 2025 | 16:00
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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
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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
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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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Earlier this month, the 72.15-metre support yacht Game Changer was spotted anchored here in King George Island, Antarctica. Built by Damen Yachting in 2017, the yacht boasts an integrated design, with her exterior, naval architecture, and interior all created in-house by the shipyard. Originally measuring 69.15-metre, the vessel underwent a 10-month refit in 2020, increasing her length to 72.15-metre and adding staterooms, along with a dedicated diving area. Certified for Arctic and Antarctic operations under the IMO Polar Code, Game Changer can accommodate up to 11 guests across five staterooms, supported by a crew of 16. Available for charter, the 1,385 GT yacht offers an array of features, including a helicopter hangar, a crane, a commercial helipad, and a gym, ensuring a luxurious experience.
Fri, 24 Jan 2025 | 08:00
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Spotted in December anchored here in Rodney Bay, Saint Lucia, in the Caribbean, is the 104.85-metre superyacht Lady Moura. Built in 1990 by the German shipyard Blohm & Voss, Lady Moura stands out as one of the most expensive and advanced yachts ever constructed. Both her exterior and interior design were created by Italian designer Luigi Sturchio. Lady Moura was among the first yachts to feature a beach club, hydraulic fold-out balconies, and a dedicated tender garage. Her amenities include a private nightclub, spa, gym, cinema, and two medical centres. Accommodating up to 27 guests in 13 staterooms, the yacht spans six expansive decks, including a dedicated full-beam owner's deck. A standout feature is her name, prominently displayed in 24-carat gold on the exterior, a fitting symbol of her iconic status in the superyacht world
Thu, 23 Jan 2025 | 08:00
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The 100.8-metre superyacht I Dynasty was observed last week docked here in Málaga, Spain. Built by Peters Werft in 2015, the vessel represents one of the first superyachts delivered to full Passenger Yacht Code (PYC) certification. Her exterior, designed collaboratively by The A Group, features the use of glass and elegant lines that emphasise her imposing yet graceful presence. Inside, the motor yacht accommodates up to 22 guests across 11 staterooms, including an expansive owner’s suite. The interiors, by Massari Design, feature warm woods and intricate marquetry, complemented by amenities such as a cinema, gym, spa, aft deck pool, multiple dining areas, and spacious sundecks. Powered by the combination of twin Rolls-Royce Marine engines and three Caterpillar diesel engines, I Dynasty achieves a total output of 9,494 horsepower
Wed, 22 Jan 2025 | 08:00
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Pictured arriving in Cabo San Lucas marina, in Mexico, was the 74-metre superyacht M&EM. Launched in 2022 as the seventh vessel in the Amels Limited Editions 242 series, the motor yacht showcases Tim Heywood's exterior design with her distinctive royal-blue hull and ice-white superstructure. Her custom interiors, crafted by Winch Design, reflect the owner's personal vision, setting her apart from her sisterships. The yacht accommodates up to 12 guests across six staterooms, including a forward-facing owner's suite with a private Jacuzzi. Powered by twin Caterpillar engines, M&EM combines luxury and performance, with a range of 5,000 nautical miles at 12.5 knots and, a top speed of 16.5 knots
Tue, 21 Jan 2025 | 08:00
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Spotted docked here in Santa Cruz de Tenerife, in the Canary Islands, is the 58.5-metre superyacht Diamond Binta, which recently came on the market with Sinos S.A. Delivered in September 2024 by Tankoa Yachts, the full-custom yacht was commissioned by a returning owner, who previously owned the 49.9-metre yacht Binta d’Or, now called SP1. She boasts an exterior crafted by the Italian designer Francesco Paszkowski, showcasing geometric lines. Inside, Paszkowski collaborated with Margherita Casprini to create a contemporary interior featuring expansive windows, a soothing neutral colour palette, and bold dark lacquered finishes. Accommodating up to 14 guests, the standout master suite features a fold-down terrace, a large wardrobe, and a spacious ensuite. Diamond Binta is powered by twin Caterpillar engines, enabling her to cruise at 15 knots and reach a top speed of 17 knots
Mon, 20 Jan 2025 | 08:00
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Spotted earlier this month anchored here in Cabo San Lucas, Mexico, was the 95.15-metre superyacht AV. Originally named Palladium, AV was built at the Blohm & Voss shipyard in Germany and delivered in 2010. The yacht’s distinctive silhouette is the work of the designer Michael Leach, who also curated her interiors. The motor yacht stands out with her eye-catching sculpted surfaces, graceful curves, and her signature black-and-white colour scheme, making her a true icon of the seas. With a volume of 4,447 GT, the yacht can accommodate up to 24 guests across 11 staterooms, managed by a crew of 33. Constructed with steel and aluminium, AV is powered by twin MTU diesel engines, each producing 5,336 horsepower, allowing her to cruise at 16 knots and reach a top speed of 19 knots
Fri, 17 Jan 2025 | 08:00