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Billionaire Buys Right to Dock His Yacht in Heart of London

Posted by: Lexi Holzberg Kritzer on November 1st, 2011

When Lewis arrived in London to negotiate the new billion-dollar deal he did so on the Aviva; and rather than park it any old place he obtained special permission – undoubtedly for quite the pretty penny – to moor it in the heart of London and has even had his own mooring built to accommodate the craft, the London Daily Mail reports. [...read more]

Largest Yacht In The World Too Big To Park

Posted by: Lexi Holzberg Kritzer on August 26th, 2011

Roman Abramovich arrived in the French port of Antibes this week aboard his boat, Eclipse, which is the largest yacht in the world at more than 530 feet, and couldn't find suitable parking. [...read more]

Leonardo DiCaprio Sailing The Coast of Australia on World’s Largest Yacht

Posted by: Lexi Holzberg Kritzer on August 25th, 2011

Designed by Philippe Briand, New Zealand’s Alloy Yachts, a 220-ft. ketch, is the largest sailing yacht to date. The latest news on the massive luxury yacht? Leonardo DiCaprio is rumored to be cruising on the impressive craft off the coast of Australia, the guest of the unnamed celebrity owner. [...read more]

240 ft. Siren Superyacht for Sale at $90 Million

Posted by: Lexi Holzberg Kritzer on August 25th, 2011

Edmiston has listed the 240-ft. Nobiskrug superyacht Siren, class winner at the 2009 World Superyacht Awards, for sale at roughly $90 million. The impressive yacht is eminently suited for a Hollywood mogul, featuring both indoor and outdoor cinemas. But that's not all this superyacht has to offer: Siren has luxe accommodations for 12 guests and 16 crew, features a steel hull and aluminum superstructure with exterior and interior design by Newcruise. [...read more]

Yacht Island Design releases ‘Tropical Island Paradise’ superyacht

Posted by: Haute Living on July 27th, 2011

Just when it seemed that today's yachts couldn't get any more luxurious, Yacht Island Design introduced the concept of themed yachts with the '115m SWATH Streets of Monaco' superyacht. And they didn't stop there. [...read more]

REBEL, NewCrusies Lastest Super Yacht Make It Into Waters

Posted by: Haute Living on July 26th, 2011

Have a strong admiration towards fast things that like to float, well prepare yourself yacht fanatics, because there is a superyacht that will blow your socks right off into the ocean. The vessel, constructed by NewCruise is a newbie with some serious power. The tough translation vacationer engine that’s pays tribute to the all time classic commuter yacht of the 40’s and 50’ has been remade to fit the needs of the “Blue-Water” yachting personal. REBEL is quick and fun weekender yacht that includes comfort and style to the lux world of superyachts. [...read more]

5 Minutes with: Charlie Birkett, CEO of The Yacht Company

Posted by: Francesca Borgognone on July 11th, 2011

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Haute Event: Roberto Cavalli Celebrates Boutique Opening in Cannes

Posted by: Pauline Sung on May 23rd, 2011

On Wednesday, May 18, fashion legend Roberto Cavalli took over land and sea with the opening of his first boutique in Cannes. In celebration of the new 2,150-square foot store on the legendary Boulevard de la Croisette, the icon and his ever-elegant wife Eva hosted a star-studded cocktail party at the new spot and then took the party to the sea with an intimate gathering aboard his yacht, the RC, and a vibrant beach party as the yacht sat moored opposite the Palais des Festivals. [...read more]

Colbert Goes Yachting With Audi

Posted by: Mike Daly on April 20th, 2011

Audi’s press conference at this week’s New York Auto Show received some unexpected comic relief with an appearance by Stephen Colbert. [...read more]

Haute Membership: The San Diego Yacht Club

Posted by: Jennifer Graves on January 31st, 2011

What exactly does one have to do, besides own a yacht, to become a member of The San Diego Yacht Club, or the SDYC as it's called? First off, know your history. According to facts, this club dates back to 1886, when a group of boating enthusiasts joined together and formed one of the very first, and still one of the uppermost cornerstones, in Americal yachting history. Back then, they didn't have one designated spot for meeting and they bounced around locations until 1924 where they settled in the Point Loma location they still use today. Since then, it's grown from a group of die-hard boaters, to an highly organized business based on a dedication to teaching and living by the Corinithian principles of yachting, as stated by their website. [...read more]