Why does a boat make us fall in love? It’s not just the lines or the design of the deckhouse, it’s not the victories or its speed. It’s all a matter of the heart. We have chosen 100 boats of all types and sizes that have made, the history of sailing and still thrill today. Find the full article in the March issue of The Journal of Sailing.
We had introduced it to you a few years ago at the virtual booth at Milan Yachting Week, Allures 51.9 is the flagship bluewater cruiser from the parent shipyard of the Grand Large Yachting group, France’s fourth-largest yacht builder. Over
The superyacht Nilaya (46.8 m) – conceived by Nauta Design and Reichel/Pugh – finally leaves the Royal Huisman shipyard in Vollenhove, the Netherlands. Destination? Amsterdam, for a new and equally delicate operation, rigging, by Rondal. An event that would be
Dutch shipyard Contest Yachts unveiled two new 50-footers as world premieres at the Düsseldorf show, Contest 50CS with a center cockpit and Contest 49CS with an aft cockpit (Mediterranean-style). Two very similar boats but with two different souls: for offshore
In the early 1980s, in the wake of the introductions that arose with the end of the previous decade, lines and volumes began to change, more ‘modern’ boats were born, with sleeker hulls and buoyancy closer to the off-beat. These
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