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At British based boat builders Oyster’s group turnover in 2012 was up on 2011 and delivers a second year in a row of improving results from the recession linked low points of 2008 to 2010.  Reporting profitable results and with a good order book across its range, Oyster closed 2012 in its strongest position for… Continue reading Oyster Yachts Have Got the Wind in their Sails

Yachts commonly have complex shaped windows that up until now were restricted to pleated or slatted blind systems. A new blind from Oceanair now provides a softer, warmer, textured solution, allowing clients to select from an extensive soft furnishing Fabric Collection or use their own chosen fabrics. Called a Romanpanel the blind’s ability to overcome… Continue reading Stylish Solution for Furnishing Onboard Inclined and Shaped Windows

Who is she? Ocean’s Seven 2 a 32 metre sloop rigged sailing yacht built by Trehard to the designs of Jacques Fauroux Where is she chartering? Eastern Mediterranean – primarily Turkey, Greece & Croatia Why is she special? The charter possibilities are limitless. Designed and built for an experienced yachtsman and supervised by an excellent,… Continue reading Sail Fast Up and Down Wind

Advertising!  Does it work or not and if it does, how do you prove it?  It is the age old marketing conundrum. No one can afford to throw dollars away but if you do not tell the world what you are selling no one will know! Superyacht businesses that advertise in YachtingPages.com can at least… Continue reading Superyacht Captains Leave Five-Star Reviews on On Line Directory Service

The Ft Lauderdale International Boat Show (FLIBS) got off to another rainy start when Hurricane Sandy sent high winds and deluges of rain through yachts and exhibits. Many parts of the show where inaccessible for the first two days with one tent evacuated following severe damage. This is not the first show where visitors have… Continue reading Fort Lauderdale Show Gets Damp Start

It is true, no one seems to takes the blindest bit of notice when it comes to the window coverings on a super yacht. Look around a superyacht and admire it, read a review written by an expert and chances are, neither they in their review, nor you in your walk round will ever think… Continue reading Window Blinds on Super Yachts are Often Overlooked

Bringing science fiction to life at this year’s Monaco Yacht Show is a prototype of the very latest in screen technology to the superyacht industry Due to go on sale in the coming months, the Transparent Smart Window Screen is set to revolutionise how owners and guests enjoy video entertainment on board their yachts, and… Continue reading Transparent Smart Window Screen Debuts at Monaco Yacht Show

The Devil’s Bridge, just one of the stunning vistas for the Yachting World Round Antigua Race                  Photo: Louay Habib/Antigua Sailing Week With over 20 knots of warm trade winds forecast for this Saturday’s Yachting World Round Antigua Race, a blast around the windward side of the stunning… Continue reading Yachting World Round Antigua Race Starts Tomorrow