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  It may look like a starfighter from the next Star Wars movie but it is in fact some far less devastating. Designed and manufactured in New Zealand by Fastmount, the TC-06 is the first clip set released in the new Textile Range The clip created in response to demand for a purpose built solution… Continue reading Soft Furnishing Clip Released by Fastmount

The owner of two of the most ugly superyachts in the world is about to halve his misfortune. Billionaire Russian industrialist, Andrey Melnichenko has put his motoryacht A on the market for $300 million as he prepared to take delivery of the motor sailing yacht of the same name. The $400 million currently under construction… Continue reading Andrey Melnichenko Halves Superyacht Misery

Yachtbuilders at the Admiral shipyard in Marina di Carrara, Italy are it seems on a roll with the third launch of the year taking place in late April. The 38 metre Tremenda follows two Impero series sisterships the first of which Cacos V delivered in 2013 and Nono in 2014. She follows the launches of… Continue reading Admiral Launches Third Superyacht in a Month

AccuWeather the global weather center is suggesting that the potential movement of a ‘cold blob’ of water in the North Atlantic Ocean may be the wild card in the 2016 Atlantic hurricane season. The cold blob refers to a large, anomalous area of colder-than-normal sea-surface temperatures, located east of Newfoundland and south of Greenland. “This… Continue reading ‘Cold blob’ Could be a Wildcard in 2016 Atlantic Hurricane Season

There was a time when the classic J Class Yachts were almost as rare as hens teeth. Dragged half wrecked from riverside mud banks they were painstakingly restored so that they could race again. Just three of the old ladies survived even if they were renovated with modern material and computerised know how. They were… Continue reading J Class Yachts at St Barths

The Australian former superyacht Captain Tony Pullar has been appointed Director of Camper & Nicholsons US Yacht Management Division. Tony grew up on the shores of Sydney Harbour and started sailing at a young age and took part in windsurfing and racing yacht events. After finishing school, he worked for a gold mining company in… Continue reading Tony Pullar joins the C&N Yacht Management Division

Antigua Sailing and Special Offers from Sunsail Antigua maybe loosing its appeal for superyachts who now have multipull choices when it comes to nearby marinas but for smaller yachts the island is still a yachting haven With race weeks, yacht clubs and a packed regatta sailing calendar to discover, Sunsail have announced a special offer… Continue reading Antigua Sailing and Special Offers from Sunsail