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Pre-War Fife Yacht to Sell For €7 Million

By Michelle Grosberg • May 6th, 2010 • Category: News & Noteworthy, Yachting

The Altair, which is among a limited group of less than 100 William Fife vessels believed to still exist, is now available for €7 Million



Dates Announced for Inaugural Newport Yacht Show

By timbaysinger • Apr 29th, 2010 • Category: News & Noteworthy, Yachting

The Newport Harbor Corporation (NHC) officially announced the inaugural Newport Yacht & Lifestyle Collection show will be held from June 16-19, 2011.



Lauren L Yacht Available for Charter At Cannes Film Festival

By timbaysinger • Apr 20th, 2010 • Category: News & Noteworthy, Yachting

With the 63rd Cannes Film Festival fast approaching, the motor yacht Lauren L has become available for charter.



Charter Johnny Depp’s Yacht for $130,000 per week

By timbaysinger • Mar 31st, 2010 • Category: News & Noteworthy, Yachting

Johnny Depp’s 156-ft yacht, Vajoliroja is available for charter. Deriving the name from the initials of himself, his wife, and his children, Depp purchased the yacht in 2007 and had it refitted in 2008; the yacht was originally built in 2001 by Turkey’s Proteksan Turquoise. Carrying a design more befitting of a 1930′s steam ship, Depp [...]



$771,430 Offshore Convertible Set to Unveil at Sydney International Boat Show

By Alex Neely • Mar 26th, 2010 • Category: News & Noteworthy, Yachting

With the Sydney International Boat Show nearly months away (July 29), Bill Barry-Coter has announced the launch of the 440 Offshore Convertible. Native to Australia, Coter is highly regarded as a boat-building genius, and with this new release his moniker will only strengthen. Already creating a buzz, the 44-foot long cruiser will feature a three-side [...]



Lounge in Luxury on the $16,070 Sofa Boat

By Alex Neely • Mar 15th, 2010 • Category: News & Noteworthy, Yachting

Abra Marine debuted the unique Sofa Boat at last week’s Abu Dhabi Boat Show. Electronically charged, the $16,070 environmentally friendly craft produces no emissions whatsoever. Abra Marine’s innovative battery technology allows each boat to run quietly for up to 12 hours on a rechargeable battery. In an attempt to propel the development of green vehicles, [...]



Wally Heremes Yacht Reveals $160 Million “Floating Island” in Abu Dhabi

By Alex Neely • Mar 9th, 2010 • Category: News & Noteworthy, Yachting

At this week’s Abu Dhabi Yacht Show, Wally-Hermes Yacht (WHY) revealed designs for their “Floating Island” yacht. Created by the French fashion house Hermes and Monaco-based ship builder Wally, the $160 million yacht will measure at 58×38 meters. The inspiration behind the tag-team of designers was to create the euphoric nature of a floating, private [...]



Emocean Yacht to Cost Over $500 Million

By timbaysinger • Feb 2nd, 2010 • Category: News & Noteworthy, Yachting

Roman Abramovich’s Eclipse’s reign as the world’s largest yacht is about to come to a close…thanks to the new 656 ft gigayacht by Emocean Yacht Design. This liner, which is larger than Eclipse by 115 ft, is a completely bespoke design with equipment, styling, configuration, and class tailored to the desires and tastes of the client. The monstrous [...]



Cruise with the €3.4 Million Obsidian

By timbaysinger • Jan 29th, 2010 • Category: News & Noteworthy, Yachting

Indianapolis financier Tim Durham, who’s known for his fancy tastes, is selling his yacht Obsidian. This 98 ft motor yacht is being sold by Moran Yachts for €3.4 Million. Currently docked in Turkey, this Azimut ship has three guest cabins, including the master stateroom with a king size bed and walk-in closet. It can hold up to [...]



$70 Million Steam Yacht Owned by Horace Dodge for Sale

By timbaysinger • Jan 25th, 2010 • Category: News & Noteworthy, Yachting

As one of the last great private steamships of the 1920s, the SS Delphine stands as a nostalgic look back at the early 20th century. This amazing ship can be yours for $70 million. Owned by motorcar magnate Horace Dodge, this yacht was built in 1921 at the Great Lakes Engineering Works in Michigan, in an [...]