In der aktuellen Ausgabe von Boat International

• ON BOARD
  REVEALING THE LATEST NEWS, TRENDS AND TECH
• NEWS
  NEW LAUNCHES SALES | REFITS MODELS | INSIGHTS
• FROM THE DOCKS IN PALM BEACH
  The Palm Beach International Boat Show returned on 25 to 29 March. Here are some of the highlights…
• ATLANTIC TRIBUTE
  Yacht Club de Monaco's flagship Tuiga will embark on a US East Coast tour commemorating 250 years of American independence
• INTO THE BLUE
  Our inaugural Introduction to Superyacht Ownership event helped future buyers step into their first big boat purchase
• HIGH-TECH DESIGN
  RADYCA's new Experience Center in Palm Beach elevates yacht design to another level
• BOAT AT THE BUCKET
  Ahead of the St Barths Bucket 2026, BOAT International hosted an exclusive sunset reception for owners and industry VIPs at Villa Embrace
• KEEPING UP WITH THE SHARKS
  U-Boat Worx’ Super Sub is the ultimate tool for exploring the deep. Jaclyn Trop takes the plunge in Curaçao
• Well and good
  From a statement yoga mat to the softest slippers, these wellness wonders will transport you effortlessly from workout to wind-down
• BOAT LIFE
  CELEBRATING EXCEPTIONAL STYLE AND DESIGN
• REVIVAL OF THE FITTEST
  Luxury fashion brands are offering restoration services to ensure their products last a lifetime. There’s a bright future in it, says Harriet Quick
• SPEEDING TICKETS
  Get on track to make some superior sporting and cultural pit stops this June. By Belle Rice
• GARDEN STATE
  For some buyers a next-level garden is as important as the house itself. Ruth Bloomfield steps outside
• THE GOLD STANDARD
  Kim Parker discovers how traceability is burnishing the shine on ethically responsible jewellers
• HERO FROM ZERO
  With rocket-like acceleration, Zero Motorcycles' DSR/X is perfect for electric adventures ashore, says Simon de Burton
• Ethical extras
  Make a virtue of high style with the latest and greatest eco-friendly accessories
• KAREL KOMÁREK
  The Czech billionaire and co-founder of the US challenger for the America's Cup talks boats, business and benevolence with Sam Fortescue
• BANQUET AT THE BEACH
  Members of the BOAT International Owners’ Club gathered at Palm Beach for an exclusive dining experience on the Florida waterfront
• MEMBERS’ LOGBOOK
  The benefits of tailoring a boat to your needs, and the joys of the Caribbean with a crew that feels like family
• THE SOUND OF SILENCE
  From whales in remote Scotland to moving mountains of ice in the Arctic Circle, a voyage to the far north brought natural wonders and deep peace, Akula’s owner tells Sam Fortescue
• A villa with a view
  The day before the legendary St Barths Bucket Regatta, members of the BOAT International Owners' Club gathered for lunch at Villa NYX
• GAME CHANGER
  A video-game developer owner built 111-metre Leviathan to reimagine life on board - and bought its builder, Oceanco, in the process. Cecile Gauert discovers more
• SOFT POWER
  French builder Lagoon flexes super yacht muscle with the low-key luxury of its new Eighty 2 catamaran. Sam Fortescue steps on board
• THE CAT WALK
  Meet the most exciting new catamaranson the drawing board or off the map -from a wreck-diving adventure platform to an 80-knot speed demon. Sam Fortescue reports
• WILL WE EVER SEE A 100-METRE MULTIHULL?
  Gabrielle Lazaridis wonders why there hasn't been a giga-sized multihull - only to discover a sector that's champing at the bit
• EVOLUTION OF THE SPECIES
  A distillation of ideas from two high-tech projects, the MODX 70 represents a new breed of "energy-sober" sailing catamaran. Sam Fortescue explores the innovation-packed first hull
• MULTIHULL MUST-HAVES
  Julia Zaltzman rounds up the finest catamarans on the market
• BLACK BEAUTY
  Don’t let the classic profile fool you – below the waterline Maximus is a modern thoroughbred ready to gallop over the finish line. Risa Merl saddles up
• The OCEAN AWARDS 2026
  The Ocean Awards returns for its 11th edition, celebrating the individuals, community groups, innovators and academics who are making a real impact on understanding, protecting and restoring the marine environment. This year saw 64 entries spanning the Arctic to Argentina, from an AI-powered whale protector to a young freediver turned pioneering coral expert, innovators tackling toxic algae blooms and even an orange starfish that became a national TV star. But only eight winners and runners-up could be chosen, and these are celebrated on the following pages. We commend them all!
• BEST BY BOAT
  A theatre director’s former home sets the scene for an enchanting stay in Positano, says Georgia Boscawen
• COSTA RICA AND PANAMA
  Captain Yan Kunst of 50-metre motor yacht Trending charts a course along Central America’s lush Pacific coastlines
• notes
  …from Venice
• FINER DETAILS
  Georgia Boscawen tells the colourful story of the glazed tiles that adorn the walls of many a Portuguese building
• GREAT BLUE BELIZE
  The owner of 32-metre sailing yacht Bolero shows Georgia Boscawen why this often-overlooked Central American country is ripe for discovery
• Presents from Papua
  Georgia Boscawen collects keepsakes from the enchanting island nation of Papua New Guinea in the southwestern Pacific