Yachting

Mirabella’s Metamorphosis: Inside the High-Stakes Trinity Refit

A 48-metre Trinity icon has just entered a high-stakes surgical transformation in Turkey. Project R15 marks a mid-lifecycle resurrection that touches every inch of the vessel—from climate-controlled hull repainting to a complete electrical infrastructure purge. With a bespoke spa installation and a new transformer platform on the horizon, the industry is watching to see if this six-month sprint can truly turn back the clock on a 2,600GT masterpiece before its April delivery.

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The 35-Meter Milestone: Inside the Tri-Deck Catamaran Built for Resort-Style Autonomy

CL Yachts has officially disrupted the multihull sector with the CLC115, a 35-meter tri-deck titan that balances massive volume with elite efficiency. By utilizing a precise resin-infusion technique for its composite hull, this catamaran delivers a lightweight, RINA-certified platform engineered for the modern explorer. With a customizable layout featuring a convertible nursery or gym, it offers a level of versatile luxury that most monohulls simply cannot match.

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The Desolation Reset: 73 Degrees of Silence in a Secret Warm-Water Sanctuary

Deep within the fir-lined fjords of British Columbia lies a geographical paradox that defies the map. Trading the Seattle skyline for the towering 7,000-foot granite walls of Desolation Sound, the Doxon family has mastered the art of remote autonomy aboard their Riviera 64 SMY. This is a land of emerald waters hitting a shocking 73 degrees, where “civilization” is reduced to a single boardwalk general store and the cockpit of a yacht is the ultimate sanctuary.

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Filter or Fail: The 25-Year Alliance Guarding the World’s Most Sensitive Waters

Sunseeker didn’t wait for the law to catch up; they anticipated a cleaner future two decades ago. While most saw bilge water as a secondary thought, an elite partnership with Wave International redefined the “clean hull” narrative. This is the story of how the world’s most iconic yacht builder integrated a sophisticated filtration system that captures more than just oil, tackling the gritty reality of microplastics and paint particles before they hit the blue.

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Curves and Carbon: The Tactical All-Aluminum Masterpiece for 2026

The Dutch are tearing up the blueprints of luxury family cruising. The all-new St-Barth 85 Fly has officially hit the market, utilizing an uncompromising all-aluminum construction to deliver the volume of a 110-foot superyacht in a nimble 26-meter frame. With an expansive tri-deck layout and a massive 25m² beach club, this isn’t just another launch—it is a bold, family-first masterclass designed for those who refuse to compromise on speed or space.

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The Amsterdam Reset: Digital Integration and the Aesthetic Elite That Stole the Show

The global marine industry just concluded its most aggressive expansion yet at METSTRADE 2025. In the heart of Amsterdam, the status quo was systematically dismantled by a new wave of Italian craftsmanship and AI-driven precision. From Besenzoni’s elevated helm architecture to Garmin’s digital dominance, the event served as a gritty reminder that the future of yachting belongs to those who prioritize technical grit and silent, sustainable autonomy. Here is the post-event reality.

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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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Thermal Welds and UV Stability: The 20-Year Legacy Leading the Decking Market

Permateek International Ltd. concluded a masterclass in marine surfaces at METSTRADE 2025, proving that the era of high-maintenance wood is fading. By integrating a new High Grain range with 45 unique personalization options, the brand offered a gritty alternative to traditional teak. With thermal-welded planks and UV-stabilized PVC, they presented a deck that stays non-slip and visually striking through the harshest seasons—leaving the industry wondering if real wood can ever compete again.

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Death of the Generator: Inside the 72-Foot Masterpiece Built for Solar-Backed Silence

A rare fracture in the global cruising market has appeared in Fort Lauderdale. Suertudo, an expertly spec’d Outer Reef 720, has hit the block, offering a high-stakes shortcut for those unwilling to endure a multiyear build queue. With a staggering 2,700-nautical mile range and a custom solar-integrated hardtop, this vessel doesn’t just promise adventure—it delivers total sovereignty on the water. In a world of compromise, this is the definitive long-range masterclass.

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The 1921 Standard: How Foglizzo’s Italian Heritage Just Claimed the Superyacht Elite

Foglizzo Leather concluded a masterclass in Italian craftsmanship at METSTRADE 2025, proving that true exclusivity is felt, not just seen. Having built a reputation since 1921 across the worlds of vintage cars and private aviation, the third-generation artisans arrived in Amsterdam to remind the yachting industry what happens when heritage meets relentless innovation. Their latest custom developments suggest a shift toward tactile storytelling—where every hide tells a unique, handcrafted narrative for the discerning owner.

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