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Most yacht owners take out comprehensive marine insurance and feel fully protected. But there is one risk category that every standard policy excludes by default: war. If your yacht is damaged, seized, or destroyed due to a hostile act, an armed conflict, piracy linked to geopolitical actors, or civil unrest, your insurer will most likely decline your claim. That is exactly where war risk insurance comes in.
Launched on Valentine’s Day in 2015, the 46.6-metre superyacht Kiss was created as a romantic gift from a husband to his wife. Built by Feadship, the yacht became famous not only for its elegant design but also for the love story behind it.
During an interview with SuperYacht Times, Mohammed Al Barwani, owner of Turquoise Yachts, shared his long-standing passion for Hatteras yachts.
As superyachts push beyond the 100-meter mark, designers face a unique challenge: size. From a distance, a 150-meter yacht can easily begin to resemble a commercial vessel if its design is not handled with care. For owners, that is the last comparison they want.
Is it Jeff Bezos? Bill Gates? Steven Spielberg? Or Shahid “Shad” Khan—the possible owner of a mystery yacht off North Captiva Island? "Source of the photo and news: Naples Daily News and Fort Myers News-Press, reporting by Dave Osborn, December 29–30, 2025."
(Photo: Fraser Yachts) In Memory of Brigitte Bardot (1934-2025) Few vessels in modern maritime history carry a name as symbolic—or a story as compelling—as MV Brigitte Bardot. Formerly known as Gojira, Rat Race Media Adventurer, Ocean 7 Adventurer, and Cable & Wireless Adventurer, the yacht stands as a technical marvel, a world-record holder, and a fitting tribute to one of the most influential cultural and environmental figures of the 20th century.
Buying a new-build yacht is an emotional journey, but avoiding costly disappointment requires a clear understanding of the risks and responsibilities involved. The excitement of design, performance, and delivery timelines can easily overshadow critical details that, if overlooked, may turn into expensive mistakes later on.
From smart glass and intelligent mirrors to wireless charging furniture, AI cabin controls, advanced air purification, and biometric security, next-generation technologies are redefining comfort and efficiency and if you think these features sound excessive, think again — in the world of luxury yachts, nothing is ever too much.
Winterising your boat is crucial to prevent frost damage and corrosion during the cold months. The most important steps include cleaning, preserving the engine with antifreeze and changing the oil, as well as draining all water systems.
Several Sylt nature conservation associations and other organisations and research institutions have launched a new alliance dedicated to the protection of the North Sea and its harbour porpoises.
For many, living on a luxury yacht sounds like the ultimate indulgence — but surprisingly, it can cost less than owning a waterfront home.
Waves are the visible language of the sea - rhythmic, powerful and fascinating. They are created when energy is transferred to the water by wind, earthquakes or tides. Each type of wave has its own dynamics and effect on life in and around the sea.
When an AI-generated concept video of a “Rolls-Royce Yacht” racks up 38 million views, 6,600 comments, and nearly half a million likes, you know it’s lit up social media. Following this surge of interest, many more AI-generated Rolls-Royce videos were created.
Tim Hund is a sailor, filmmaker and adventurer from Germany. He was born in 1998 and has made a name for himself in the sailing scene with his projects. Together with his best friend Vincent, he embarked on an extraordinary circumnavigation five years ago.
According to the 19th edition of the Wealth Report by Knight Frank Estate Agent, 74% of Most ultra-wealthy families avoid the yacht market entirely.





