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The Bali Open Space stands out in the bluewater catamaran market as a modern, innovative yacht designed specifically for cruising couples...

Jeanneau sun Odyssey 49 DS Review

People choose sailboats for many reasons, ranging from the thrill of adventure to the sense of peace that sailing brings. Unlike...

Hallberg-Rassy 36 hulls were built from 1989 until 2003, with a total of 602 hulls produced. Boats numbered 1 to 256, built between 1989...

The Najad 440 is presented as a perfect liveaboard sailboat, showcasing its spacious layout, comfortable living areas, and robust construction designed for long-term cruising.

Bali 4.8 Open Space The Bali 4.8 catamaran stands out with its innovative design, spacious and airy living areas, and premium comfort,...

The importance of standing rigging maintenance for safe sailing is highlighted, showcasing how a well-maintained rigging system can prevent serious accidents and ensure a smooth and enjoyable sailing experience.

Marmaris Yacht Marina Are you ready to take your next career step in a modern, dynamic, and supportive office setting? Our reputable...

Dreaming of cruising the open waters in style and comfort? The Beneteau Swift Trawler might be your perfect match. But is it really worth the investment? We're diving deep into the features, performance, and overall experience of this popular cruiser to help you decide.

Custmom Built Turkish Gulet 34 M Step aboard the SY Mermaid, a stunning 34-meter ultra-luxury gulet crafted in 2009 at the renowned Dede (Cavusoglu) Shipyard in Bodrum. Meticulously renovated in 2017 and 2020, this exquisite yacht combines timeless craftsmanship with modern upgrades to offer an unparalleled sailing experience. Originally a private yacht for exclusive guests, SY Mermaid has been operating commercially since 2019 under the Maltese flag. Powered by twin 450 HP J

Cheoy Lee 53 Cheoy Lee 53’ Motorsailer, designed by Seaton-Nevill and built in 1990 at Cheoy Lee’s Hong Kong shipyard, is a unique...

Video 1: Video 2 Beneteau Sense 51 When introduced, the Sense was dubbed a “monomaran” due to its enormous cockpit and wide transom. This fusion of monohull and catamaran characteristics created an open aft area with only two helm seats, which can be lifted up and out of the way. Nestled inside the added fixed helm seats (which hinge upward) is a two-part galley. To starboard, there is an electric Eno grill, and to port, a sink and prep station. Because of its proximity to th