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Eye Opener
Astronomical waste
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On Board
Revealing the latest news, trends and tech
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JUNE NEWS
The latest superyacht concepts, launches, yard insights, business news, books, events and more. By Katia Damborsky
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DRAWING BOARD
The latest bold designs and inspiring concepts
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Migration patterns
With recent conflict in the southern Red Sea, Gabrielle Lazaridis looks at where superyachts are going instead
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Bonhomie by the bucketload
Owners and friends joined BOAT International for a sundowner soirée at the Ocean Club ahead of the 2024 St Barths Bucket Regatta
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Inside story
The launch of the 2024 edition of our Superyacht Interiors book was cause to celebrate at Salone del Mobile.Milano, where top designers convened at the Grand Hotel et de Milan
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On Board Edit
Eco-conscious superyacht charters
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The greater goods
Belle Rice’s top picks for products with both style and sustainability
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Game on
Low-impact ecotourism is the future as envisioned by Phinda Forest Lodge, where guests can stay in Africa's last remaining dry sand forest, says Belle Rice
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The good life
The latest hot properties are all about striving to keep the climate cool, says Ruth Bloomfield
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THE AGENDA
Your inside guide to the hottest tickets around the world this month.
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Changing tides
Simon de Burton takes a look at the watch brands helping to protect sailors and preserve the oceans
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Luka Bubalo
The Croatian businessman tells Charlotte Hogarth-Jones all about his epic transformation of 40-metre La Perla
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Palm Beach party people
Our Owners’ Club garden party at Florida's Ann Norton Sculpture Gardens offered some convivial time out from this year's Palm Beach International Boat Show
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Members’ Logbook
A new-build project with zero regrets, and an owner who is lucky enough to do once-in-a-lifetime cruising twice
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Lippy from the Liffey
From fishing with a pirate in the Porquerolles to hosting a houseful of golfing greats, Eddie Jordan has had his fair share of sporting encounters with colourful characters
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STATE OF THE ART
ArtExplorer may be the world's biggest sailing catamaran, but her mission is just as revolutionary. Lucy Dunn discovers the extraordinary design behind this 46.5-metre Perini Navi, and its owner's quest to take art to the people via the ocean
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2025 nominations now open
BOAT International’s Artistry and Craft Awards (BACA) – celebrating the yachting industry's finest artisans and creators – is now open. And we need your help…
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The judges
The BACA panel, all ardent custodians of craft and artistry in their own right, include:
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One hull good, two hulls better?
The large catamaran market has boomed in recent years. Sam Fortescue investigates why 24-metre-plus multihulls are in vogue, who's buying them – and how big cats could step into the mainstream
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Cats OUT OF THE BAG
Sam Fortescue reveals the most exciting new multihull projects and industry-shaking designs
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WHAT'S NEXT?
More multihulls to come
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Double down
Prestige Yachts has launched its landmark catamaran – a remarkably spacious platform for laid-back living.
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Cats FOR SALE
From brand-new behemoths to zippy sailers, the brokerage and charter markets are studded with enticing multihulls. Sam Fortescue picks his top cats
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LOCAL HERO AWARD
For an individual, grass roots- or community-based group whose campaigning, innovation or conservation work is making a positive impact on the marine environment in the place where they live
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SCIENCE AWARD
In recognition of a significant contribution made to a peer-reviewed publication or study that stands to widen understanding of an aspect of marine conservation and benefit ocean health
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INNOVATION AWARD
FINSFor a new technology, product, service or process that seeks to reduce stress on the marine environment or remedy a problem affecting the health of the oceans
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PUBLIC AWARENESS CAMPAIGN AWARD
For an individual or group that has this year best engaged the public with a campaign and/or original content on ocean conservation
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YOUNG INITIATIVE AWARD
Presented to an individual aged between 18 and 30 whose vision and commitment – professional or voluntary to improving the ocean environment indicates they will become a future leader in the field of marine conservation or science
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LIFETIME ACHIEVEMENT
In recognition of an outstanding career that has made demonstrable difference to our knowledge and understanding of the world's oceans and what needs to he done to improve and conserve their health
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The Judges’ Special Award MARINE PROTECTION
The UK and Scottish governments; Natural England; Joint Nature Conservation Committee; Royal Society for the Protection of Birds; ABP Marine Environmental Research; Centre for Environment, Fisheries and Aquaculture Science; Economics for the Environment Consultancy
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Sailing evolution
A client's brief for the new 47-metre Nilaya was so advanced and specific that it ushered in new building methods at Roval Huisman. Marilyn Mower explores her featherlight construction and innovations
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Zero mission
The most revolutionary build in superyachting is so radical that the team behind it had to rethink the very basics of energy production. Caroline White exclusively reveals Project Zero, the mission to build a luxurious 60-metre sailing yacht that doesn't use a drop of fossil fuel – and the extraordinary discoveries they're making along the way
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Fuel renewal
Hydrogen fuel cells have been hailed as the future of green yachting, but it's a little more complicated than that, as Sam Fortescue discovers
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Voyage
Inspiring your next adventure
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A feast for the senses
Georgia Boscawen takes advantage of Japan's recently eased superyacht regulations to experience Osaka's sophisticated food scene and intoxicating culture
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VOYAGE NEWS
The latest must-have accessories, remote getaways and top travel tips
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Seven serene days in Bermuda
Captain Vincent Segard of 60-metre Formosa designs a culturally rich itinerary that captures the laid-back charm of Bermuda in collaboration with Bermuda Yacht Services
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Voyage Edit
Luxury hotels protecting animals