CRN Magnífica 46 mts
This 150-footer, built by CRN, was intended to be a second “home”. But more than being a floating house, she embodies architectural details that let all aboard appreciate their natural surroundings.
Hatteras 100 MY
In 1959 at Cape Hatteras, North Carolina, Willis Slane envisioned building a boat that would conquer the waters of Diamond Shoals and surmount the changing Hatteras weather. This new boat would have to be rugged and robust to take the pounding of the Atlantic waters.
Benetti classic 37
This new 120 footer incorporates many of the developments available on the Benetti Classic line over the years, the philosophy being to bring to the market a larger yacht with similar accommodations and services as its 116 foot predecessor in more space and with one significant advantage – the Classic 120 conforms to the latest MCA safety rules.
Mangusta 130
The open yachts from the Mangusta family are the fastest and bigger in the nautical world in this line of yachts. They are the result of the joint efforts between Rodriguez Group and the ultra modern Overmarine, shipyard located in Viareggio (Italy), that operates and belongs to the Balducci family.
Acapulco
Before it turned into an internacional touristic destination, before investors and and real estate developers bet their capital on luxury hotels and recreational spots, Acapulco was a fertile and but humble fishing centre, whose tintoreras, catfish, manta rays, sierras, jurels an tiger fish schools sustained the economy of the few dwellers.
Acapulco
To dive amongst corals and boat wrecks can be exciting for the larger part of the divers, that’s why there are different alternatives for the submarine exploration, like deep-sea diving, nocturnal diving or free diving.
Scappino Pininfarina Triple Cup, Valle de Bravo
The first edition of “Scappino - Pininfarina's
Delta 163 – Triton
For those who have navigated around the world more than five times, a catamaran is definitely not enough. That is why a U.S. construction magnate approached Deltamarine to build his next boat.
Mochi Craft 72
Mochi Craft reinterprets the New England old lobster boat style to turn it into a luxury way of experiencing the sea. Its rounded shapes rediscover the natural lines of the Fifties with their strikingly serene harmony.
Sunseeker Predator 68A
Britain is the proud asembler of the Sunseeker fleet, and once again the black and white hull of the mean Predator line skims the suface of water around the globe with its 68A cruising at about 30 knots (max speed 39 knots).