In the world of luxury yachting—where design becomes desire and travel becomes an expression of self—the Magellano 60 stands as a quiet revolution. A crossover yacht created for voyagers who yearn not only to move across the sea but to belong to it, she embodies a philosophy of boundless escape, refined comfort, and pure navigational confidence. At the heart of the Magellano 60 is the essence of freedom. She is a yacht for those who see the horizon not as an endpoint but an invitation—an open call to wander farther, linger longer, and savor the journey as deeply as the destination. A New Language of Exploration The Magellano 60 expresses the explorer’s spirit with an elegance rarely found in adventure‑ready

Get ready, glamour lovers—because one of the most iconic sailing yachts on the planet just made a jaw‑dropping comeback, and she’s officially on the market. Meet Andromeda La Dea, the 47‑metre Perini Navi beauty that has undergone a three‑year, unlimited‑budget transformation. Yes, you read that right: unlimited. Originally delivered in 1990, this 304GT stunner has been completely reimagined from bow to stern. According to her broker team, every major system and piece of equipment has been either replaced or meticulously overhauled—essentially giving this grand dame the glow‑up of the decade. And now, she’s sailing back into the spotlight with an asking price of €24,950,000—and honestly? She’s worth every glamorous euro. ✨ A Timeless Goddess With a Fresh, Chic Soul Yes,

PRICE REDUCED AND KEENLY FOR SALE Step aboard FLORI and discover the spaciousness that awaits. The expansive aft deck sets the stage for your adventure, effortlessly connecting to the main saloon through fully retracting sliding doors. As you continue your exploration, a hidden staircase leads you to the guest cabins, while a starboard passageway guides you to the galley, wheelhouse, and day toilet, plus a handy side boarding entrance. Moving forward, the large, well-lit master cabin captivates with generous wardrobes and a stunning bathroom. Located at the main deck level, accessibility and convenience are at your fingertips. Experience unparalleled luxury in our guest accommodations. Relax in the expansive Master suite on the main deck, complemented by three spacious double guest

After nearly a decade of secrecy, redesigns, and an extraordinary evolution in scope, Lürssen’s 110‑metre explorer—formerly known as Project Shackleton and Icecap—is finally emerging into the public eye under her new name: O3. Recently sighted departing Germany for sea trials, the vessel marks one of the most significant and closely watched superyacht milestones of 2026. A Project Years in the Making Originally announced in 2017, the yacht began life as a private commission with an exploration‑first ethos. Early work was carried out at Lürssen’s Peene‑Werft facility in Wolgast before being transferred to Hamburg in 2022 for outfitting and extensive redesign. The journey of O3 has been anything but linear. Oversight of the project shifted during the process, with Occam Marine

Italian yard Rossinavi has unveiled Heed, a fast‑displacement, full‑custom superyacht measuring 52.7 metres (commonly rounded to 53m), after a deliberately under‑the‑radar build in Pisa. The launch was marked by an invitation‑only ceremony in late January, with the yard scheduling festivities on January 24, while trade and consumer outlets reported the debut across January 26–27. Previously identified only as hull FR052, the yacht now carries the name Heed, reflecting an owner‑driven brief executed in close collaboration with the shipyard and a seasoned owner’s representative. Design authorship—and a rare owner’s deck Exterior stylist Alberto Mancini draws a taut, architectural profile whose metallic grey hull accentuates the interplay of light and shadow from sunrise to dusk, giving the yacht a subtly shape‑shifting character