Outfitting

Metallic Arizona Bronze and Transoceanic Range Define the New Delta Marine Explorer

Commissioning a transoceanic vessel demands a precise integration of rugged capability and refined living spaces. US builder Delta Marine has officially launched the 46.3-metre Zembra at its Seattle shipyard, pushing a highly customized composite hull into the final outfitting phase. Coated in a striking metallic Arizona bronze, this full-displacement explorer carries an ICON A5 amphibious aircraft and a U-Boat Worx submersible. Discover how experienced owners configured this robust platform for extended global itineraries.

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The 42-m Exuma Arrives in Viareggio for Final Outfitting

Breaking traditional layout conventions takes a distinct approach to spatial distribution. NEXT Yacht Group has officially moved the first hull of its Maiora 42 Exuma into the outfitting phase at its Viareggio facility. Designed by Giorgio M. Cassetta with interior styling by Elie Saab, the 42-metre vessel features a fully glazed upper deck and a specialized multifunctional lower deck. Discover how this 30-knot gentleman’s yacht alters conventional deck arrangements ahead of its 2027 delivery.

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The Cape Town Hub: Constructing Performance Catamarans in South Africa

The journey to acquire a high-performance multihull frequently directs owners to South Africa. Cape Town functions as a globally recognized center for catamaran construction, supported by a localized network of naval architects, composite engineers, and rigging specialists. From monitoring the fabrication process to outfitting the vessel at the V&A Waterfront, buyers experience a highly integrated marine supply chain set against the backdrop of Table Mountain. Discover how this coastal city supports extended ocean cruising.

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A Masterclass in Speed: The 2,600GT Technical Backbone That Accelerated Project Y729

Oceanco has just triggered a major milestone in the superyacht world as Project Y729 migrates to Alblasserdam for final outfitting. This 80-meter beast represents a shift in how elite vessels are born, utilizing a strategic technical foundation to accelerate the journey from steel hull to 2,600GT masterpiece. With an Espen Øino exterior and Zuretti interiors, the industry is watching closely as this diesel-electric titan prepares to claim the water in 2027.

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