Marilyn Mower

Marilyn Mower marvels at the all-round star quality of Savannah, the 83.5 metre Feadship blockbuster superyacht

Experienced yacht owner Shahid Khan knew exactly what to do to create his new 95 metre Lürssen yacht Kismet

Geco: On board the 55m Admiral superyacht  Boat International

Ngoni — or The Beast as she’s known — was the last superyacht design from the board of the late Ed Dubois. And she’s one hell of a swansong

The US has deferred the enforcement of the new IMO Tier III NOx emissions regulations for superyachts

Step on board the Turquoise explorer Blue II, a unique Arctic cruiser that pairs the aesthetic of a working ship with the heart of a classic sailing yacht

Skat: On board the 71 metre Lürssen superyacht  Boat International

Step on board the award-winning 46 metre Feadship superyacht Lady May, formerly known as Como and built for New Zealand businessman Neville Crichton.

BOAT talks to cyber security experts who reveal what the IMO’s new regulations mean for superyacht owners

The US scientist behind high-speed DNA sequencing tells Marilyn Mower how his 55m Amels Gene Machine affords him time with his family – and a laboratory for his daughter

Built by Pendennis in 2018, the Truly Classic sailing yacht Vijonara encapsulates the feeling of freedom like nothing else

Step on board Bacchanal, the new 47 metre Benetti superyacht designed by Mauricio Gómez de Tuddo and P.L.A.N.A.

The 63.7m Hakvoort explorer Scout is a beautiful home away from home for an adventurous owner, his partner and their canine companions

BOAT International unveiled their most ambitious publishing product to date at the Monaco Yacht Show: the 33rd edition of The Superyachts

A keen fisherman wanted a mothership for his sportfishing fleet – so he landed a 55 metre Heesen and made the interior his own, says Marilyn Mower

Elandess rewrites yacht layout trends to meet her owner’s needs and, as Marilyn Mower discovers, creates some magical family spaces in the process

One way or another, diesel’s days are numbered. What fuel will propel the yachts of the future?

Three generations sail together on Perini Navi’s newest 60 metre. Somehow the designer managed to please them all.

When a superyacht owner decides to build a sportfisher, only the best and rarest will do, says Marilyn Mower

Dutch builder Oceanco and British engineering firm BMT Nigel Gee have announced the launch of a major new joint partnership: Lateral Naval Architects