Hollywood Beginning to New Era of Superyacht Charter Adventure, curiosity, and a thirst for something new are key components of any superyacht itinerary. So, when an entirely new possibility opens itself up, it is natural to expect that Captains, owners, …
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Single-handed adventurer Webb Chiles outruns a south pacific storm as he sails between the US and New ZealandWebb Chiles’s Gannet is a George Olson-designed Moore 24, a long-distance race-winning ultralight yacht built in the USAs soon as I opened the …
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A Year of Growth With Hill Robinson Group The coronavirus crisis has caused destabilisation in almost every area of our lives, but perhaps nowhere has this been more profound than that of travel. This week, it is heartening to hear …
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Andy Rice gets some pro tips from navigator Libby Greenhalgh on how to know if it’s the right time to make a brave call and break away from the fleetTactical decisions aboard Team SCA in the 2014/15 Volvo Ocean Race: …
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ACREW Awards: Standout Charter Nominees With charter beginning to return in some areas of the world, we take a look at the best charter superyachts nominated in the ACREW Crew Awards to help inspire your next adventure. Reflecting both personal …
Every year around June there is a mass exodus of yachts from the Caribbean and Bahamas ahead of the impending hurricane season. Terysa Vanderloo and Erin Carey explore the options of where to go nextRockport Harbour, Penobscot Bay, Maine. Photo: …
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