Explore the world’s most breathtaking cruising grounds from the turquoise flats of the Bahamas to the sun-drenched coasts of the Mediterranean and beyond.
Explore the world’s most breathtaking cruising grounds from the turquoise flats of the Bahamas to the sun-drenched coasts of the Mediterranean and beyond.
Explore the world’s most breathtaking cruising grounds from the turquoise flats of the Bahamas to the sun-drenched coasts of the Mediterranean and beyond.
Explore the world’s most breathtaking cruising grounds from the turquoise flats of the Bahamas to the sun-drenched coasts of the Mediterranean and beyond.
Pure originality. A gift collection for the individual who has it all and values distinction above all else.
CHRONICLES · HEROIC AGE OF ANTARCTIC EXPLORATION
The Voyage That Failed at Everything Except Coming Home
In August 1914, twenty‑eight men sailed from Plymouth to make the first overland crossing of Antarctica. They never set foot on the continent. They lost their ship, drifted on pack ice for nearly six months, sailed eight hundred miles in an open boat, and crossed an unmapped island on foot. Every one of them came back alive.
MUSHA CAY. BAHAMAS
An Archipelago Drawn for One Guest
Eighty-five miles southeast of Nassau, a magician built the closest thing the modern Caribbean has to a private kingdom — eleven cays, forty beaches, and a guest list that can only ever hold one name at a time.
Sunreef Yachts · 100 Power
Sunreef 100
A 30-metre catamaran with a beam that behaves like a second deck, the 100 Sunreef Power is the Polish yard's most complete argument yet for what a supercat can be — and the first luxury yacht to carry flax-fibre composite as a visible design language.
Tankoa Yachts · 58 Meters
TANKOA 58M
A second commission from a client who already knew the house, Diamond Binta is Tankoa's first T580 — a 58-metre full-custom delivered in the summer of 2024 and unveiled to the industry at the Monaco Yacht Show that same autumn.
WATERSPORTS · KITESURFING
Flying Over Water
A sport built from wind, a composite kite, a control bar and a small board — and, on a good day, the strangest sensation in watersports: the feeling that the ocean has briefly released its hold. From a French patent in 1984 to its Olympic debut in Paris.
CRUISING PHILOSOPHY· TECH REPORT
The Art of Changing Course Gracefully
Weather shifts, anchorages fill, engines disagree with the calendar. The cruiser who reads the itinerary as a draft rather than a contract is not improvising — they are practising the oldest and least discussed discipline at sea.
Videos
Lenny Kravitz in Bahamas
New RIVA 76’ Bahamas
Powerful and Elegant
OLDEST ARTICLES
This site is registered on wpml.org as a development site. Switch to a production site key to remove this banner.