Sirena Yachts sells five flagship Sirena 88 in just five months Previous Next After an excellent debut at the Cannes Yachting Festival, the Sirena 88 has proven its global appeal with sales to owners from around the world: two from North America, two from Europe and a fifth unit sold Read more…
The Next Conservation Frontier Blue Parks for our Oceans By Amanda Yanchury, Ocean Communications Associate, Conservation Law Foundation | Article courtesy of Sailors for the Sea Anterior Siguiente Canyons more massive than the Grand Canyon. Mountains that rival the Rockies in size. You’d think that formations of this stature would Read more…
Tiny Giants of the Sea Nearly invisible marine microbes play a vital role in life at sea and on land By Jaime Blair, Communications Consultant at Bigelow Laboratory | Article courtesy of Sailors for the Sea Anterior Siguiente Stories of mysterious creatures lurking deep in the sea have long captivated Read more…
Cruising through Croatia The small country with a little bit of everything Text by ZUZANA PROCHAZKA | Photos by LAURA FAILONI Anterior Siguiente It seems that the greatest concentration of charter yachts is not in the Caribbean as you may expect, but rather in Croatia, a tiny country that for Read more…
Ocean Alexander 90R The “R” is for Radical – Maybe Text by ZUZANA PROCHAZKA Anterior Siguiente Revolutionary, rebellious and radical – three “r” words that describe the new Ocean Alexander 90R. A complete departure from OA’s typical exteriors (and interiors for that matter), the new 90-footer is described as revolutionary Read more…
St. Vincent & the Grenadines Civilization Redefined Text & Photos by ZUZANA PROCHAZKA Previous Next A string of gem-like islands extends between St. Vincent and Grenada in the Eastern Caribbean. Technically a part of the same country as the island of St. Vincent, the Grenadines stretch along 40 miles in Read more…
Cruising around the Galapagos Archipelago Text by DOLORES BARCIELA Photos courtesy of M/Y WILDAID’S PASSION Previous Next We are snorkeling along the rugged coast of Isla Santiago, in the protected waters facing a tiny island aptly named Sombrero Chino or Chinese hat because it resembles a Chinese rice farmer’s hat. Read more…
Monte Carlo Yachts 70 Versatile and Fast, with the Appeal of a Superyacht Text by ZUZANA PROCHAZKA Article originally featured in YTM #28 issue – Autumn 2017 Previous Next When lounging on one of the enormous sunpads on the flared bow of the Monte Carlo Yachts (MCY) 70, you may Read more…
Azimut Grande 25 Metri: Designed to Amaze Anterior Siguiente The Azimut Grande 25 is a yacht with a sleek profile sculpted in wind that hides spacious interiors. If the most important balance achieved by the exterior contours is between charm and technology, through the extensive use of Carbon-Tech and the Read more…
CARIB Tails An International Citizen Science Project for Boaters Text by Nathalie Ward, PhD, NOAA’s Stellwagen Bank National Marine Sanctuary Photos by Center for Coastal Studies, Whale and Dolphin Conservation, Plymouth Whale Watch. Previous Next The sea is slate-colored, smooth as asphalt. The wind isn’t howling, but speaking in a Read more…