Pioneering and leading the explorer vessels´ segment Cantiere delle Marche is extending its already rich offer with a new semi-custom range devised with Francesco Paszowski, the EXP line composed by models from 310 to 499 GRT.
In the first half of the year, a total of 386 metres in superyachts has touched the water.
Hull # 10232 represents a further step for Baglietto on the road to build customized yachts. It was launched on June 17th in La Spezia at the Baglietto shipyard. It is the first after the Covid-19 lockdown, which represents its commitment to the yachting industry and an optimistic view of the future.
Oceanco recently launched the new Project Bravo, the first Oceanco to utilize its innovative LIFE (Lengthened, Innovative, Fuel-efficient, Eco-friendly) design and a prime example of the shipyard’s new wave of forward-thinking yachts. Lateral Naval Architects was in charge of the naval architecture; exteriors and layout were designed by Nuvolari Lenard, while Reymond Langton Design oversaw the interiors.
CRN announced the sale of a fully custom 70-metre steel and aluminium yacht, which represents hull number 139 for the shipyard. The project was developed through a collaboration between the CRN Technical Office and Italian architecture and design studio Vallicelli Design.
Mangusta Oceano’s new three-deck vessel Namastè, part of Overmarine Group’s line of Long Range vessels designed by Alberto Mancini, won the “Best of the Show” Award at Fort Lauderdale International Boat Show. This achievement comes on a very important market like the American one, which is indeed showing great appreciation for Mangusta’s products and values.
The new Johnson 80, an entry-level superyacht, is now under construction according to the Taiwanese shipyard. This new vessel offers amble interior space with 6.30-meter beam used to its maximum potential to meet the needs of owners who wish to entertain aboard or enjoy extended cruising.
Heesen announced that the hull and superstructure of Project Castor were joined together at the facility in Oss. The 55-meter yacht’s sleek exteriors were designed by Frank Laupman of Omega Architects, while the interiors resulted from the eight collaboration between Bannenberg & Rowell and Heesen Yachts, and boasts first-class materials fine woods and natural stones.
The legendary regatta that hosted its first edition in 1968, now celebrates its 50th anniversary sailing across what American tycoon Ted Turner called the “most beautiful race course in the world.” The starting point is the Grand Harbor in Malta—a place of amazing beauty located at the foot of the impressive bastions of Valletta—which also serves as the finish line.
Dutch shipyard Feadship reveled one of the largest yachts it has ever built: a 93-meter vessel assembled in the Kaag yard. Work on the yacht will continue in months to come as balconies and wings stations are to be added. The project will be fully revealed until next spring, and with it Feadship will set a new standard in luxury.