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Superyacht TV first television station dedicated to superyachts

  Superyacht TV Superyacht TV is the world’s first luxury television channel dedicated entirely to superyachts and life on board. Based in Monaco, the global hub of the industry, the station broadcasts around the world via satellite, IP, the Superyacht TV app, and online at www.superyacht.tv. High-quality programming showcases six categories: yachts, destinations, life on… Continue reading Superyacht TV first television station dedicated to superyachts

High Seas Journey

  Journey in the High Seas is a new exhibition housed inside an all new extension building at Nausicaá making it now the largest aquarium in Europe and perhaps the fourth or fifth largest aquarium in the world Already well established as a major tourist attraction close by the channel crossing points in Calais, Nausicaà in Boulogne sur Mer has unveiled… Continue reading High Seas Journey

Ken Munroe Suggests Hacking of ECDIS and AIS Risks Chaos for Superyachts

Ken Munro of Pen Test Partners a company offering Cybernet Penetration Testing Services has suggested that the vulnerability of ECDIS could be exploited to block superyacht ports and wreak havoc throughout the superyacht community. His statement comes after his firm looked into shipping using the English Channel, which is the busiest shipping route in the… Continue reading Ken Munroe Suggests Hacking of ECDIS and AIS Risks Chaos for Superyachts

Greenland (our journey north)

Ilulissat ice fjord with icebergs from the Sermeq Kujalleq glacier

We landed in Greenland’s only international airport Kangerlussuaq. The town, whose name means ‘the big fjord lies at the end of Sondre Stromfjord. It is one of the longest fjords in the world and boasts 105 miles of superb scenery. Having disembarked our privately chartered airplane we were met at the foot of the steps… Continue reading Greenland (our journey north)

Private Weather Consultancy Launches Weather4Marine, Giving Confidence Boost to Sailors

It was Benjamin Franklin who once said, “By failing to prepare, you are preparing to fail.” Nowhere is this more important than preparing for the weather at sea.  Whether pre-planning a route for a long passage or bringing the forecast directly to a mobile, sat phone or tracking device, it pays to stay safe and ensure smooth… Continue reading Private Weather Consultancy Launches Weather4Marine, Giving Confidence Boost to Sailors