Why Some Yachts Get Booked Before You Even See Them

In the world of luxury yacht charters, availability seems to evaporate long before most travellers begin shortlisting vessels. To the uninitiated, it can feel as if the most desirable yachts simply vanish without warning. But within the charter industry, the pattern is neither new nor mysterious. Certain yachts consistently book out early because they blend … Read more

Spanish Charter Licenses

The introduction of a Simplified authorisation system In recent years, Spain has undertaken a substantial reform of its yacht‑chartering regulatory framework, introducing a more efficient, modernised system intended to reduce bureaucracy and stimulate the charter market. This reform is primarily driven by Royal Decree 186/2023 and subsequent regulatory updates that collectively reshape how charter vessels … Read more

“TAMARITA “

MAJOR PRICE REDUCTION! Perini Navi 46 ­LOA: 46.50m Beam: 09.20 m Draft: 07.70 m (keel down) Hull: Steel GRT: 302 Delivered: 1991 Refit: 2024/25 Machinery: (2) MTU 640 Hp Accommodation ( 8 ) Guests in (4) cabins ( 8 ) Crew Reduced to: € 3,950,000 Meet “Tamarita” — the 46.5 meter Perini Navi showstopper turning … Read more

Superyacht Industry Report 2026

A comprehensive analysis of current market dynamics, shipyard strategies, buyer behaviour, and emerging opportunities. 1. Executive Summary The superyacht industry enters 2026 in a phase of measured expansion, tightened delivery schedules, and strong demand across key size ranges. While market growth is not as volatile as the post‑pandemic surge of 2021–2022, the sector has stabilised … Read more

FEADSHIP F-45 Series

The Feadship F45 Series: A Modern Classic in Full Command of Its Legacy In the rarefied world of Northern European superyacht craftsmanship, few names cut through the noise with the quiet authority of Feadship. Among its most recognizable triumphs stands the F45 series—a limited run of semi‑custom 45‑meter yachts that has, over two decades, achieved … Read more

When Full Order Books Don’t Always Mean Healthy Margins:

Understanding the Structural Fragility of the Global Yacht Industry The global yacht industry often projects an image of relentless growth, exclusivity and financial strength. Order books are full, shipyards are running at capacity, and demand for luxury vessels—particularly in the 30‑metre‑plus segment—appears robust across Europe, North America and Asia. Yet behind this surface‑level optimism lies … Read more

How the War in Iran Will Affect the Superyacht Industry: Updated 2026 Analysis

This report synthesizes March 2026 maritime and economic intelligence to expand the original analysis. It reflects the latest shipping disruptions, energy market shocks, insurance responses, and superyacht industry trends. 1. Updated Geopolitical Context March 2026 saw severe disruptions in the Strait of Hormuz, with tanker traffic falling by 70–90% as a result of coordinated U.S.–Israeli … Read more

LADY MARINA: The Quiet Sovereign of the Seas

By [Author Name] In a world where superyachts grow ever larger and louder, LADY MARINA remains a rare masterpiece—an elegant 64‑metre tri‑deck Feadship whose authority comes not from extravagance, but from pedigree, engineering, and a quarter‑century of meticulous stewardship. Built in 1999 by Feadship De Vries, LADY MARINA entered the world already destined for distinction. … Read more

Ferretti 780: Italian Engineering Meets Luxury on the Water

The Ferretti Yachts 780 has earned its place as one of the most admired models in the world of contemporary flybridge yachts. Built by the legendary Italian shipyard Ferretti, this 24‑meter vessel blends technical precision, refined style, and long‑range cruising ability—all wrapped in unmistakable Mediterranean elegance. With its powerful engineering, luxurious design, and sophisticated onboard … Read more