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Suzuki Marine Isn’t Just Building Outboards—They’re Changing What Power Looks Like
Outboards have a reputation: loud, bulky, and more practical than pretty. But Suzuki Marine’s new Stealth Line™ is flipping that idea on its head. With blacked-out aesthetics, serious torque, and quiet precision, these engines aren’t just functional—they’re sharp, modern tools for serious boaters. Pair that with 60 years of innovation and a string of performance-first design features, and Suzuki is making it clear: clean power doesn’t need to shout to flex.
The Hidden Precision Behind Every Hull: How Diverse Dimensions Is Reshaping Marine Manufacturing
In the intricate world of boat building, where millimeters can mean the difference between perfection and costly rework, Diverse Dimensions stands as a beacon of precision. Leveraging advanced 3D scanning and metrology services, they eliminate guesswork, ensuring that every component—from hulls to decks—fits flawlessly. For marine manufacturers seeking to elevate quality and efficiency, Diverse Dimensions offers the tools and expertise to navigate the complexities of modern boat construction.
KISMET: The $3M-a-Week Yacht That Redefines What It Means to Arrive
There are yachts, and then there’s KISMET. At 122 meters, she’s not hiding from anyone—and neither are the people who board her. Built by Lürssen and chartered through Cecil Wright, KISMET isn’t about escape. It’s about arrival. From the underwater lounge to the full-deck spa, this yacht exists for one purpose: to make sure no one forgets you were here.
Patrick Industries: The Silent Force Behind Marine Innovation
In the intricate world of marine manufacturing, Patrick Industries stands as a pivotal player, seamlessly integrating design, engineering, and production. With a portfolio encompassing over 85 brands, Patrick Industries delivers comprehensive solutions that power the marine industry’s evolution. From advanced composites to state-of-the-art electronics, their commitment to innovation and quality ensures that every voyage is underpinned by excellence.
Forget the French Riviera—Porto Is the Secret Yachting Capital the Elite Don’t Want You to Know About!
Luxury yachting has long been defined by the French and Italian Rivieras, but a shift is happening. Porto, Portugal, is becoming the go-to destination for a select group of yachters who crave exclusivity, culture, and authenticity over overcrowded marinas. Is Porto quietly outpacing the Med’s traditional hotspots? Here’s why the elite are choosing Portugal’s best-kept secret over the usual circuit.
Dancing Through Loopholes: How Luxury Yachts Sail Past U.S. Taxes
In the rarefied world of superyachts, the tax code is less a rulebook than a puzzle. Through offshore flags and strategic registration, luxury yacht owners are docking in U.S. harbors tax-free, playing a high-stakes game with Uncle Sam. As scrutiny grows, one question lingers: how long can they keep sailing under the radar?
Prepare to See King Benji Everywhere: The Must-Charter Yacht of the Year
Embark on a journey into the realm of ultimate maritime luxury with King Benji, a state-of-the-art 47m superyacht crafted for your ultimate escape. Discover innovative design and bespoke luxury, from retractable lounges to a unique crow’s nest perch. With a dedicated crew of nine, indulge in vibrant interiors, expansive decks, and thrilling water toys. Offered by Cecil Wright and built by Dunya, King Benji redefines personalized charter adventures.
Atlas Ocean Voyages Wins Best Restaurant at Sea
Most cruise ship dining rooms are forgettable. Porto is the exception. The main restaurant aboard Atlas Ocean Voyages’ World Navigator just claimed the “Best Restaurant at Sea” title at the 2025 F&B@Sea Awards—and it wasn’t just for the food. It was about intention. Sustainability. Portioning with purpose. This isn’t just another luxury dining room—it’s a floating manifesto. And the marine world better pay attention.
Taiwan Makes Its First Big Cruise Industry Play—And It’s Way More Than a Pit Stop
Taiwan just stepped into the global cruise conversation—and made it loud. At Seatrade Cruise Global 2025, the Taiwan Tourism Administration launched its new identity, “Taiwan – Waves of Wonder,” and signaled its ambition to become Asia’s next must-stop destination. This wasn’t about brochures and bonsai trees—it was a bold move to reposition Taiwan as a high-value player in a rapidly shifting, sustainability-driven cruise market.
