More Than 30 Superyachts Gather in Cannes for Bastille Day
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More than 30 large yachts have gathered around Cannes as the French Riviera prepares for its 14 July fireworks over the bay.
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The Superyacht Buyer’s Due Diligence Checklist Before Making an Offer
Before a buyer makes an offer on a superyacht, due diligence should test the yacht’s ownership, documents, technical condition, tax position and hidden liabilities.
Superyachts as Political Pawns: When Luxury Assets Become Leverage
How superyachts become political leverage through sanctions, seizures, ownership disputes, war risk, port access, insurance and reputation.
Lithium Battery Safety for Yacht Toys and Tenders
Lithium battery safety for yacht toys and tenders, from storage and charging to fire risk, crew training, refit planning and owner discipline.
The Superyacht Supply Chain: Who Makes Money from a Build?
Who really earns from a superyacht build, from yards and designers to engines, interiors, subcontractors, brokers, managers and local economies.
Wastewater, Greywater and Environmental Compliance
How wastewater, greywater and environmental compliance affect superyacht cruising, from holding tanks and treatment plants to ports and refits.
How Customer Deposits Finance Superyacht Construction
How owner deposits and stage payments help fund superyacht construction, why the model carries risk and what real shipyard cases teach buyers.
Below Deck vs Real Superyacht Life
A flowing magazine-style feature on how Below Deck compares with real superyacht life, from crew pressure to privacy, standards and professionalism.
Northern Europe for Refit: Germany, Netherlands, UK and Scandinavia
Northern Europe remains a serious superyacht refit region, combining German engineering, Dutch finish, UK craft and Scandinavian practicality.
Where Superyacht Refit Money Is Really Spent
A practical magazine-style look at where superyacht refit money really goes, from paint and engineering to class work, interiors and hidden scope.
What Captains Need from Owners Before a Difficult Passage
A practical owner-facing guide to what captains need before a difficult passage: time, authority, honest communication and room to make safe decisions.
Superyacht Security Planning: Drones, Intruders, Cyber and Shore Movements
Superyacht security now covers far more than guards and cameras, from drone privacy and intruders to cyber risk, social media leaks and shore movements.
Superyacht Bunkering: Fuel Quality, Tax, Logistics and Risk
Superyacht bunkering is more than refuelling. Captains and managers must control fuel quality, tax status, sampling, logistics, pollution risk and compliance.
How Chefs Provision a Superyacht
Superyacht provisioning is far more than shopping: chefs plan menus, source ingredients, manage storage, allergies, crew meals, APA budgets and remote logistics.
Starlink and Yacht Connectivity
Starlink has transformed yacht connectivity, but the best superyacht systems combine LEO satellite, VSAT, 5G, shore Wi-Fi and cybersecurity into one managed network.
Caribbean Superyacht Hubs: Antigua, St Maarten, St Barths and Grenada
Antigua, St Maarten, St Barths and Grenada each play a different role in the Caribbean superyacht season, from charter shows to refit and logistics.
The Economics of Yacht Management Companies
How yacht management companies make money, control ownership costs and keep superyachts compliant, crewed, maintained and charter-ready.
Operating a Superyacht in High-Risk Waters
High-risk waters change a yacht’s operating model: routing, insurance, watchkeeping, AIS policy, crew drills, guest movement and security decisions.
Why Superyacht Projects Go Over Budget
Superyacht builds and refits often exceed budget because scope, discovery, design, contracts, supply chains and owner decisions keep changing.
Nord: The Russian-Linked Superyacht and Its Sanctions-Era Voyage
Nord began as one of Lürssen’s most dramatic 142m deliveries. Since 2022, its Russian ownership links and movements have made it a sanctions-era case study.
The Hidden Costs of Keeping a Superyacht Ready for Guests
A guest-ready superyacht is not simply maintained; it is kept alive. Real financial reports and seized-yacht cases show how quickly quiet costs become millions.
Why Crew Turnover Is a Problem on Some Yachts
Some yachts lose crew because the job is badly structured, badly led or simply unsustainable. The result is not just recruitment cost, but weaker safety, service …
Hybrid Propulsion: What It Does and Does Not Solve
Hybrid propulsion can make a superyacht quieter, more flexible and more efficient in some operating modes. It is not a magic route to zero-impact cruising.
The Red Sea as a Superyacht Destination: Promise and Risk
The Red Sea is being sold as yachting’s next frontier. Its reefs, new Saudi marinas and winter cruising potential are real, but so are the security, …