Yachts

These yachts bestow a unique blend of luxury and wellness, allowing you to relax and rejuvenate while also staying active and healthy on your travels. Yachts provide a private and luxurious setting for fitness and wellness activities, allowing you to focus on your health and well-being without distractions. Many offer a range of wellness amenities, such as fitness centres, pools, spas, and yoga studios. Yachts furnish ample opportunities for outdoor activities, such as swimming, kayaking, and snorkelling.

If you want to mess about on the water in perfect luxury, with lots of interior space and superior stability, even in choppy seas, then a catamaran is the way to go. Here’s a selection of the best new luxury multihulls from some of the best design studios out there.

Can a luxury yacht also be sustainable? Clearly, a sailing yacht compares favourably to a powered one, but even motor yacht companies are seeking ways to be eco-friendly.

The lull in manufacture due to Covid has given many of the top yacht brands the time to look at yacht production methods and develop sustainable strategies that consider the issues of global warming and the problems caused by the ever-increasing pollution of our seas.

Maserati Multi70 was the first to cross the finish line of the 8th edition of the RORC Transatlantic Race, organized by the Royal Ocean Racing Club in collaboration with Yacht Club de France.

Dawn breaks along the horizon, Sunrise. The latest concept from the multi-award-winning Robert Curtò design is a spectacular low profile 135m gigayacht prowling the seas at up to 24 knots.
 
Open deck spaces, sleek and sporty lines and a holistic interior-exterior design experience bring the Sunrise concept to life. From the outside Sunrise looks and is fast, reaching speeds of 24 knots, with a low superstructure for decreased wind resistance and a wave-piercing hull to reduce drag.
 

Yacht life is generally pretty expensive and the yachts we usually drool over tend to be somewhat pricey. However, if you fancy a taste of yachting luxury there are other ways to lounge in leisure on the water.

Evo Yachts’ exclusive new flagship, the 24-metre yacht initially known as the Velar 78 concept and today officially named Evo V8, is the first model in the new V line and a highly original proposal that will amaze the market with all its innovative features.

The new Wajer 77 combines a superyacht level finish with the signature Wajer innovations for maximum comforts, like deck cooling, a hybrid fender system, an automatic roof and an electrically adjustable deck layout. Thanks to the use of innovative insulation materials, this yacht is the most silent in its class. Inside, comfort is kept at the top level as well with four cabins with ensuite bathrooms and a standing height of 2,15-2,35 meters (7-7'9″). The Wajer 77 sleeps 9 and boasts a 400 nautical mile range, making it perfect for longer trips.

Outdoor Living

Giovanni Soldini and Maserati Multi 70’s team arrived in Porto Cervo at 9:09 38” on 21st March, setting a new Monaco to Porto Cervo multihull record, sailing 195 miles in 7 hours, 50 minutes and 44 seconds. The Italian crew’s record is only 2 minutes and 47 seconds better than the one set by MOD70 Phaedo3 in 2016 with Brian Thompson (7 hours, 53 minutes and 31 seconds and an average speed of 24,71 knots).

Aimed straight at the heart of the style conscious, couples-family-and-friends luxury cruising sector, the just announced 17-metre Contest 55CS combines the renowned Dutch yard’s long-standing reputation as top of the line bluewater performance builder with today’s increasingly time limited lifestyle.