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Who says eco-friendly boats have to look bulbous and bland? The newly launched motor yacht Kinda flaunts a sporty profile and unrivalled onboard luxury.
Cloud nine is an expression describing a state of bliss—and a fitting way to describe one of Oceanco’s finest motor yachts.
Built by Canadian Vickers for the navy in 1943, the ship that went on to become Aristotle Onassis’s fabled motor yacht Christina O has welcomed more than its share of famous faces aboard and even hosted a royal wedding.
It’s young. It’s playful. It’s sophisticated. It’s more than a little avant-garde. The Rebel 55 by Italian boat builder Sacs Marine is a joyous weekender that’s more than capable of holding its own when moored among the luxury yachts.
The fascination with black cats persists in a much different form if you’re a boater. Today’s object of obsession is an 80-foot black aluminum cat known as the 80 Firstline BLCK from VisionF Yachts.
An all-new boat from the keel up, the Superhawk 55 combines the best of both worlds by blending the spirited performance of the original models with modern engineering and far more refined interior accommodations.
Sometimes the best path forward is to focus on one’s original bearing. That’s the case for Eastbay Yachts, as the company’s all-new EB60 embodies its distinguished heritage.
If there’s one thing Singapore-based Grand Banks Yachts knows how to do, it’s turn heads. The company has been doing exactly that since launching its first yacht—the elegant, 12-metre diesel-powered Spray—in 1963, and it continues to turn heads today on the strength of eye-popping designs like its brilliant GB85.
Maritimo’s S60 Sedan makes every bit the statement today as being carried by guards would have in days of yore.
