The Italian Sea Group has unveiled the new Perini Navi fleet named Genesis. It happened one year after the brand acquisition. It includes three sailing yacht models in the sizes of: 48, 56, and 77 meters. The series consist of 48m regatta and cruise versions, the 56m ketch and the 77m Falcon Rig. They are all characterized by large spaces, brightness, easy-sailing, and comfort.
The external lines of the Genesis fleet reflect two essential assumptions: the desire to reinterpret in a contemporary way the signature features of the “Perini Navi Style”, renowned throughout the world for their elegance and beauty, and at the same time the intention to express a timeless and contemporary design projected into the future.
The new 48-meter, which will be offered in regatta and cruise versions, features new generation hull lines. The open stern, equipped with a transformer, will facilitate access to the sea offering great comfort particularly at anchorage. The sail system handling system will continue to be concentrated in the two command consoles, with a series of joysticks that facilitate single-man control without the need for dedicated crew. The superstructure, which has been restyled, will keep Perini Navi’s distinctive stylistic cues: side epaulet, a double round glass stripe providing great light and an enclosed aft cockpit to offer more privacy.
The new 48-meter sailing yacht will have new hull lines to offer limited heeling angles while sailing, double…
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A central Auckland boatyard considered “vital” for keeping biosecurity threats at bay is now set to be bulldozed, amid accusations that wealthy yachties are calling the shots. Jonathan Killick investigates.
Liz Alonzi doesn’t want to sell her 10-foot trimaran, but may have no choice. With the closure of the Okahu Bay Hardstand in Ōrākei, the next-closest location she can service her vessel is in Whangārei.
“It’s either that or pay $1500 an hour to hire a crane, which I can’t do,” she said, explaining that other Auckland marinas were not equipped for trimarans.
The closure came as a surprise to some; cleaning is critical for Auckland boaties due to new rules introduced to stop the spread of invasive seaweed caulerpa brachypus, and Auckland Council had previously spent $3 million upgrading the site’s cleaning facilities in 2007.
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New cleaning rules have been introduced to stop the spread of invasive seaweed caulerpa brachypus.
Auckland has a chronic shortage of marine cleaning facilities, with a council-commissioned report by consultancy Ecometrics finding the city only had a third of the capacity needed to properly clean its 8800-strong fleet.
Co-chair of the Tāmaki Estuary Environmental Forum Bruce Kendall said the lack…
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“And then there were 10, as they say,” said Bob Trombetta, a member of the Redondo Beach Yacht Club from 1994 to the end, on Monday.
The club operated at the northeast corner of King Harbor for the past 31 years. Before that it was in a trailer. It began as the “Palos Verdes Yacht Club,” inside the Princess Louise, a former harbor attraction.
Last week, the club’s final 10 members converged for the last rounds of clearing out their space.
The clubhouse – behind the S.E.A. Lab building – with open views of the marina, included a kitchen, a full bar, a main seating area and a patio overlooking the docks.
The calendar on the club’s website is now empty – is it because it hasn’t been updated, or is it really finished?
“I put a lot of blood, sweat and tears into this, I’m sad it’s closing under my watch,” said Commodore Kieran Harrington. “But the board members did the best they possibly could.”
Trombetta noted rent increases since the King Harbor lease was taken over in 2020 by Allen Ginsberg’s Majestic KHM.
“A perfect storm,” Trombetta said. “The pandemic gave us a pretty good shellacking. We just kind of got priced out of business.”
Since the yacht club was a non-profit with no employees, it did not meet the requirements for government aid during the pandemic.
“We checked every box possible for not getting relief,” Trombetta said, a Hermosa Beach resident who joined the Redondo Beach Yacht Club (RBYC)…
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Tillberg Design of Sweden (TDoS), part of The Viken Group, has designed a yacht liner for a renowned brand of hotels and resorts, Four Seasons. The studio has been appointed for the designing and master planning as well as the complete exterior styling of the 207-meter vessel. TDoS also designed all the guest suite accommodation, including the illustrious funnel suite, and a few of the most iconic guest shared areas onboard. Tillberg Design of Sweden has a strong experience in the relatively new yacht liner field. The studio is the lead architect for master planning and interior concepts for 222-meter Somnio dubbed the world’s largest private residence superyacht and The Ritz-Carlton Yacht Collection, both projects are under construction.
For the Four Seasons Yacht the TDoS team has created a truly timeless elegance, with a curvaceous and elegant architecture. The harmonious lines and proportions of Christina O, which also featured a very generous aft pool deck, inspired the designers to add a 20-meter long pool with a surrounding deck in the very aft of the 14-deck Four Seasons Yacht, and its layout caters perfectly for both privacy and socializing. The pool bottom will double up as a stage for catwalks, live music, etc.
“This project confirms a new and strong trend in modern yachting – luxury yacht liners. They are a new breed of very exclusive vessels that combine the scale of small and intimate cruise ships with superyachts’ amenities,…
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The Bahamas collaborates with world-class yacht brokerage firm to target wider yachting audience
WEST PALM BEACH, Fla., March 17, 2023 /PRNewswire/ — In an effort to target a wider superyacht audience, The Bahamas will participate in the 2023 Palm Beach International Boat Show (PBIBS) in collaboration with Worth Avenue Yachts, a world-class yacht brokerage firm specialising in the sale of luxury yachts, yacht charters and new yacht construction.
The Bahamas Ministry of Tourism, Investments & Aviation (BMOTIA) Yachting Department will join forces with Worth Avenue Yachts in a co-branded opportunity that will see the branding of The Islands of The Bahamas showcased inside Worth Avenue Yachts’ main tent area on their floating dock space over the four days of the 41st Palm Beach International Boat Show.
Additionally, BMOTIA will have a booth in the Clematis tent at booth M-12 where our hotels, marinas, and airlines, will have exhibitor space to promote their products. These partners include Bay Street Marina, Romora Bay Resort & Marina, Jet Nassau Aviation, Bluff House Resort & Marina, Bahamas Out Island Promotion Board, Grand Bahama Island Promotion Board, Bahamasair, Grand Bahama Yacht Club, the Association of Bahamas Marinas, Nassau Cruise Port, Atlantis Paradise Island, Chub Cay Resort & Marina, Exuma Escape Bahamas Ltd, Sandyport Beach Resort, Long Island Bahamas Boat Rentals & Tours, and Nassau Yacht Haven. The Boat Show will take place in downtown West Palm Beach, 23 – 26 March.
Boating and yachting represent one of the biggest growth sectors of the Bahamas tourism industry. In 2022 The Bahamas saw 92,926 boaters visit the various islands with over 50% ( 46,880) coming from Florida. A leading event on the calendar of international boat shows, PBIBS features the latest in boating, yachting, and marine technology. This year’s edition of the Boat Show will attract more than 55,000 attendees and 600 exhibiting brands. Some 600 boats will be on display, ranging from 8-foot inflatables to superyachts nearly 300 feet in length.
Bahamas Ministry of Tourism, Investments & Aviation officials attending this year’s show will include the Honorable John W. H. Pinder II, Parliamentary Secretary.
“The Bahamas has a longstanding reputation as a boating paradise,” said Parliamentary Secretary Pinder. “In recent years, we have seen the strong emergence of the superyacht market. This is a market of tremendous potential, one that we are courting very vigorously. This year, we have partnered with Worth Avenue Yachts, a leader in the global yachting sector, to reach a greater number of clients among the international yachting community.”
Pinder further noted: “The Palm Beach International Boat Show is considered the Monaco Yacht Show of the U.S, attracting a high net worth clientele. Placing Bahamas branding on the dock space of Worth Avenue Yachts will give us direct access to charters, buyers, current owners, as well as charter brokers. We will capitalise on this singular opportunity to showcase The Bahamas’ diverse yachting product and to educate yachting enthusiasts on the recent changes to The Bahamas boating fees.”
Over the four days of the Palm Beach International Boat Show, staff of The Bahamas Ministry of Tourism, Investments & Aviation Yachting Department, joined by various industry partners including Odyssey, Nassau Yacht Haven and Romora Bay Club, will showcase The Islands of The Bahamas as a top yachting destination, with opportunities throughout each day to interact directly with clientele visiting Worth Avenue Yacht’s dock space. Ministry officials will engage in meetings with potential investors in the boating sector.
The four busy show days will be highlighted by two gala events, both of which will offer excellent networking opportunities for BMOTIA executives and industry partners to interact with clients and key players in the international yachting sector.
Worth Avenue Yachts’ Annual Private Client Event, hosted on the evening of day one of the boat show (23 March), is dedicated to current and prospective yacht owners as well as previous and prospective charterers. This event will also be attended by Worth Avenue Yachts charter brokers as well as clients from the supporting brands – Rolls Royce, Flex jet, UBS, and others.
Bahamas Night, a Bahamas themed soiree, will be hosted on the evening of day two (24 March) aboard a megayacht. The evening’s guest list will include yacht owners, yacht brokers, professional athletes, Bahamian dignitaries, BMOTIA executives, industry stakeholders and influencers. Bahamas Night will be hosted by the BMOTIA in partnership with Worth Avenue Yachts, The Cut Agency – Sports, Amerant Bank, Louis XIII, Tequila 512 and Pink Sands Spirits * (not confirmed)
About The Bahamas The Bahamas has over 700 islands and cays, as well as 16 unique island destinations. Located only 50 miles off the coast of Florida, it offers a quick and easy way for travellers to escape their everyday. The island nation also boasts world-class fishing, diving, boating and thousands of miles of the Earth’s most spectacular beaches for families, couples and adventurers to explore. See why It’s Better in The Bahamas at www.bahamas.com or on Facebook, YouTube or Instagram.
About Worth Avenue Yachts Worth Avenue Yacht was founded in 2011 by industry leaders Michael Mahan and Brian Tansey. Michael has been in the yachting industry for over 30 years, and has watched luxury yachting evolve from a niche, relatively unknown leisure industry to the global luxury yacht brokerage it is today. As the industry became more professional, more regulated, and more competitive as it matured, Michael recognized the need for a fresh and innovative approach to luxury yacht sales and charter—in fact, he believed an entirely new yacht brokerage business model was called for. For more information, please visit www.worthavenueyachts.com.
Arcadia Yachts has signed a contract for a new A105. It will be the fourth hull to be built by the yard for a repeat Turkish client, who previously owned an A85. The orders for one of the two Sherpa 80s and the fourth A105 – the second Arcadia yacht sold to this owner – are being completed in partnership with Tezmarin, an important Turkish dealer that distributes some of the most famous brands in this sector.
A105
In line with Arcadia Yachts’ design philosophy, this fourth A105 is characterized by the generosity of both its interior and exterior spaces, designed, built and furnished to create a totally seamless environment that arouses feelings of coziness, transparency and connection with the very essence of the sea.
A105
The six-cabin layout features spaces for convivial living, extensive use of solar panels, up&down windows and advanced technical solutions that make the most of sea breezes even in the indoor living areas. The semi-displacement hull ensures cruising comfort and an appreciable reduction in consumption levels.
A105
Arcadia Yachts is under full sail this year — at the same time the shipyard is working on three Sherpa 60s, two Sherpa 80s and an A85 in the coming weeks. Work continues in the meantime on the A96, an extraordinary project with interiors by Igor Lobanov that will enter the water in the second half of 2023.
A96
Arcadia Yachts’ order book provides eloquent confirmation of the brand’s successful…
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The first B.Now 50M with the Oasis Deck® was launched yesterday at the Livorno yard. This superyacht is the first steel unit in the family to introduce the Oasis Deck beach area solutions that has rewritten the history of the Benetti.
The new model has been built for an experienced owner who was impressed by the style and design of 107m gigayacht Lana and the adventurous Oasis 34M and wanted to replicate the solutions proposed by Benetti in these two models on her own yacht, which has many of the features typically found on much larger custom vessels.
B.Now 50M Oasis Deck® is the first model in the B.Now family to be equipped with the Oasis Deck® solution and precedes the 60-, 67- and 72-meter maxi yachts penned by the visionary RWD. The UK-based firm has developed for this yacht a design to meet the aspirations of a new generation of owners seeking a more convivial and less formal onboard lifestyle, but one that is always in close contact with the water. Hence the absence of bulwarks and ceilings hindering the view out over the water, so that the owner and their guests can enjoy the sensory benefits it brings even when at anchor.
The focus of convivial living on board remains the Oasis Deck®, a feast for the eyes with the de rigueur infinity pool just steps from the water’s edge. The right combination of sun and shade means that guests can enjoy this chic private oasis at any time of day, while the even larger space created by opening…
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A yacht chartered by six shadowy operatives with fake passports, explosives delivered to the crew in the dead of night, and a mysterious organization outside the control of a nation state.
These are ingredients in a compelling new theory that’s beginning to emerge for the unsolved bomb attacks against the $20 billion Nord Stream 1 and 2 pipelines on September 26 2022.
The huge explosions caused an estimated $500 million of damage and leave serious doubts about whether this major infrastructure network, built to transport gas from Russia to Western Europe, will ever be repaired. The attack triggered an ongoing blame game between Moscow and the West as international authorities struggle to pinpoint a culprit.
Investigators have now zeroed in on a 50ft sailing yacht, named Andromeda, as a crucial piece in the puzzle. Andromeda left a German port in early September carrying six individuals who rented the boat using high-quality fake passports – then embarked on a journey that took it directly over the blast area.
In another intriguing twist, a huge oil tanker, the Minerva Julie, spent an entire week circling a section of ocean spookily close to the area at around the same time as Andromeda’s voyage. It’s led some observers to ask: was this more than coincidence?
A theory has emerged about the Nord Stream attacks which speculates a yacht hired in Germany was used by operatives who planted the bombs. The group are thought to have taken delivery of the explosives at a…
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Drama is setting sail this spring when Season 4 of Below Deck Sailing Yacht premieres. This season will follow Captain Glenn Shephard and his team (including a mix of returning yachties and new crew members) as they take on what could be their wildest charter season yet.
So, who is joining Captain Glenn on Parsifal III as it makes its way around Sardinia, Italy? Find out more about the cast from the Season 4 press release and cast bios, below.
When Does Below Deck Sailing Yacht Premiere?
Season 4 kicks off on Monday, April 10 at 8/7c and is available to stream the next day on Peacock.
The Returning Below Deck Sailing Yacht Crew
In addition to Captain Glenn, there will be several familiar yachties on the vessel. “Captain Glenn and his comeback team, Daisy Kelliher, Gary King, and Colin MacRae, resume their responsibilities aboard Parsifal III, along with new, dynamic crew members, as they set sail in Sardinia, Italy,” a press release teases about the upcoming Season 4.
Find Out What the Returning Yachties Are Up To
Captain Glenn Shephard
Per his BravoTV.com bio, “Originally from Montreal, Captain Glenn’s life has always been dictated by the need to see the world. Early on in his travels, he was invited onboard a 50-foot classic sailboat to work as a deckhand and was immediately hooked and has never looked back. With over 22 years in the industry and 13 years as the Captain on Parsifal III, Glenn has hosted hundreds of high-end guests…
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The Italian Sea Group (TISG) has announced a new line of three Perini Navi sailing yachts measuring from 48 metres to 77 metres (157 feet to 252 feet).
Named Genesis, the fleet will include a 48m (157ft) model available in both ‘regatta’ and ‘cruise’ editions, a 56m (183ft) ketch designed by Malcolm McKeon and a 77m (252ft) falcon-rigged superyacht.
Smooth handling and generous interior volumes are key elements of the Genesis line, with new elements including a blue leather handrail that will become a signature detail on the future Perini Navi fleet. In terms of design, the series will take all of the ‘iconic’ elements of Perini Navi yachts and redesign them in a modern way.
Across all the Genesis fleet, the stern has been envisioned as a key al fresco relaxation zone complete with seating and waterfront access.
On the 77m (252ft) Perini Navi Genesis, the yacht’s stern will be equipped with a full-size spa-beach club with unfolding terraces and renderings indicate the superyacht will also have a forward firepit. An electro-hydraulic mast-sail management system will ensure easy and straightforward handling.
The 48m (157ft) is the entry-level addition to the line, and comes in two different versions to suit buyers looking for regatta racing as well as leisurely cruising.
A spokesperson for The Italian Sea Group said, “The sail system handling system will continue to be concentrated in the two command consoles, with a series of joysticks that facilitate…
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