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Art de Vivre in Miami: The 360-Degree Social Reset of the Prestige F-Line

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Prestige Yachts is shifting the Miami landscape this February with a curated fleet that mocks traditional boundaries. From the American debut of the M7 to the surgically refined F4.3, the shipyard is deploying a new brand of “OceanView” logic. By dissolving the walls between the galley and the cockpit, these hulls transform from mere vessels into floating Mediterranean estates, balanced by Volvo Penta muscle and Italian architectural grit.

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Tabac Corner Adrenaline: The €20,000-A-Day Strike for Port Hercule’s Prime Berths

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The engines are shifting to June, and the scramble for Port Hercule is officially live. With the 83rd Monaco Grand Prix moving to a new slot on the calendar, MYSEA has opened the registry for the most coveted berths in existence. From solar-powered catamarans to 50-meter Benetti icons, the options for 2026 are as diverse as they are limited. This is the only way to witness the Tabac corner without ever touching land.

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Centerline Authority: The Triple-Wide Lean Bar and Glass Architecture of the New CE

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The crossover market just shifted. Grady-White is heading to the Miami International Boat Show with a 700HP beast that mocks traditional limits. The 321 Coastal Explorer isn’t just a day boat; it’s an electromechanical marvel featuring folding sport decks and gyroscopic stabilization. Built for those who demand pelagic-chasing grit alongside a sunset-ready vanity console, this 32-foot titan refuses to choose between the shallow and the deep.

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Aluminum Architecture: Why the ADV9 is the New Standard for Offshore Utility

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The rigid-hull landscape just shifted. Highfield Boats is hitting boot Düsseldorf 2026 with the world premiere of the ADV9, an aluminum-hulled crossover that mocks traditional limits. Built to sustain 50-knot speeds and house a family of four in a heated cabin, this 9.2-metre vessel bridges the gap between a rugged chase-boat and a refined weekend sanctuary. Curiosity is high—the results look even better.

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Walnut Texture and Carbon Fiber Grit: The Technical Logic of the New 50 C

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Viking is preparing to drop its newest heavy-hitter in Florida. The 50 Convertible represents a third-generation evolution of a platform that has already delivered nearly 200 hulls. This isn’t just a sportfisher; it’s a resin-infused, carbon-fiber-reinforced interceptor designed for owner-operators who demand professional tournament specs and three-stateroom comfort. The industry leader is about to raise the stakes—discover the engineering behind the lineage.

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Hypalon Sovereignty: The 33-Foot Interceptor Ready for the Open Sea

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The rigid inflatable market is facing a serious surge in scale. At the world’s largest water sports stage, Grand is pulling the sheet off the G980, a 33-foot beast that bridges the gap between high-speed adventure and genuine overnight living. With a 700HP ceiling and a twin-step hull designed for aggressive waters, this isn’t just a day boat—it’s a tactical home on the water for those who demand velocity without compromise.

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The Global Benchmark: Inside the Triple-Threat Evolution Transforming the Miami Circuit

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Miami is about to witness a concentrated surge of design authority. Ocean Alexander is deploying a three-model fleet to the 2026 boat show, each a product of a different architectural philosophy. From the “Puro” essence of Giorgio M. Cassetta to the “Revolutionary” logic of Evan K. Marshall and Arrabito, these vessels represent a high-stakes claim to the 116-foot segment. Discover the craftsmanship behind the titans before they hit the Florida docks.

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Arctic Interceptors: A Tactical Guide to Navigating the 30,000-Mile Coastline

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Alaska is a surgical strike against the mundane. With 30,000 miles of coastline and glaciers that calve directly into the sea, this isn’t a destination for the casual cruiser. From the license-free loopholes for veteran pilots to the high-stakes navigation of Prince William Sound, the Great North demands a specific brand of autonomy. Forget tropical simplicity; this is a raw, gritty immersion into the wildest waterways on the planet.

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Glass and Steel Ambition: The Eight-Model Takeover at the World’s Largest Indoor Show

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The Finnish fleet has just triggered a major market shift. Saxdor Yachts is deploying its largest-ever presence at boot Düsseldorf, headlined by the world premiere of the 460 GTC. This isn’t just a flagship launch; it’s a masterclass in glass-wall engineering and fold-down terrace architecture. With eight models hitting the floor, the brand is making a gritty claim to the sport-cruiser throne. Discover the reality of the 46-foot evolution.

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Standards Week Debut: Recognizing the Architects of Modern Boating Reliability

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The maritime industry just gathered in Charleston to settle a high-stakes question: who is actually keeping us safe on the water? As ABYC kicked off Standards Week, a select group of experts walked away with the industry’s most respected accolades. From the transformation of marine education to the digital workflows behind major boat brands, these are the individuals working behind the curtain to ensure your next journey isn’t your last. Discover the winners.

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