 08/06/2011 - Superyacht: The 60 metre Kaiser
When a yacht is named Kaiser, one might easily assume a vessel to be regal, refined and maybe somewhat untouchable. Undoubtedly sparking one’s imagination as to what this yacht’s final result is like, equally interesting is the process preceding the launch of a newly built yacht. Finding a basic idea, developing a concept interesting and substantial enough to nurture into a complete yacht, and finally setting out to design a superyacht which is flawless in her smallest details and perfectly balanced in every way.
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07/27/2011 - Top 100 largest yachts
After five years of intensive design, development and construction, Eclipse left the Blohm + Voss yard in Hamburg on the 9th December 2010, to formally take her place as the largest superyacht in the world...
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06/05/2011 - Obsession
What happens when a yacht is worn out by years of chartering? Selling and buying new is one option, but this owner had a magnificent obsession and chose an extensive refit
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04/15/2011 - SYCARA V
How would an owner go about building a yacht specifically as a charter vessel? we look at how this 70 metre nobiskrug was designed for mass appeal while being unique enough to secure bookings over rivals
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04/05/2011 - Superyacht Security
Piracy is on the increase, with more than 200 incidents last year. Owners must ensure their yachts are protected in high-risk areas. With the media seeming to delight in stories of violence and piracy on the high seas, security issues are at the forefront of the minds of many superyacht owners. The Gulf of Aden, Red Sea and even the Seychelles are known as high-risk areas, but with the attack on the 55 metre Tiara off Porto-Vecchio, Corsica, piracy is no longer just the concern of those choosing more remote cruising grounds.
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02/05/2011 - Solemates
In today's world of waterborne opulence, lurssen's 60 metre solemates masterfully exudes elegance, simplicity and power. Everything about Solemates is new, even though she is actually sixth in a line of Liirssen 60s, but much of the 'newness' can be attributed to Liirssen's policy - in thoroughly sound Germanic fashion - to benefit from development and pass the results on to the customer. The crew is also new and, with sound experience in their own trades, came together at very short notice to make everything work successfully.
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12/29/2010 - Top 10 superyachts completed in 2010
2010 ended on a high note with the delivery of the world’s largest private yacht, the 162.5m Eclipse, earlier this month. Built by Blohm + Voss, her delivery had been keenly anticipated for some time after numerous delays since launch, and the result is impressive with one of the most well balanced yachts now on the oceans.
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05/31/2010 - NORTHERN STAR
The new 247ft exploration yacht Northern Star was built for an extremely experienced and knowledgeable owner by Lürssen of Germany. Showing superb quality in every department - from engineering down to the smallest detail of the interior fit-out - she is a real star, combining the luxury of a true superyacht with the go-anywhere abilities of a work boat.
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03/03/2010 - MADSUMMER
A high tech yet visually appealing superyacht with harmonious forms and an eye-catching colour scheme. The hull is painted a baby blue colour typically used for smaller sized sports hulls, setting Madsummer apart from other yachts as a marvellous “toy”. A very personal yacht, she conveys serenity and privacy, along with a youthful, sociable spirit.
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03/02/2010 - 4YOU CUSTOM BUILT FOR THE FAMILY
There's a certain feeling you get when you step on board a yacht that has been designed with family and guests as a priority. Launched in October 2009 and delivered in November, Heesen's new 47-metre semi-displacement M/Y 4You is a shining example of this focus, and the subsequent elements show in all decisions of the build.
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08/25/2009 - Interview with the owner of Hakvoort’s Allegria
In 2004 the Monnickendam based Hakvoort shipyard launched the 46m Flamingo Daze, today known as Allegria. Allegria was designed by Glade Johnson with naval architecture by Vripack. Early 2007 she was sold and her current owner made substantial improvements to the yacht, making her one of the most popular charter yachts. SYT speaks with the owner of Allegria.
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03/04/2009 - High Style on the Water
When she first saw it at its berth in Nice, its interior was swathed in purple. Purple draperies. Purple sofas. Purple walls. Even purple paper covering the dining table. Purple, purple, everywhere—deep purple, light purple and all the purply shades in between. “Room after room after room was purple,” says New York designer Joanne de Guardiola. “I’ve never seen so many imaginative uses of purple.” So much purple would have been odd anywhere, but on a yacht, sleek and gleaming white on the outside, it was downright peculiar.
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11/20/2008 - Market Intelligence
Tne fourth of our quarterly reviews for 2008 updating you on the completions, new orders, sales and name changes in the superyacht market over the last three months.
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09/30/2008 - MIRGAB V - Burger Goes BIG!
So personal, like choosing the soubriquet for a beloved pet, is naming a yacht. Whether intentionally or no, the result artfully tells something about the owner, something cherished, perhaps; some hidden dream, or personality quirk, even something outlandish, for some. And so it was with Mirgab, Burger’s new 144’ magic charm.
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06/25/2007 - Megayacht KISMET
Built by a triumvirate of talent and driven by an owner who knows what will impress guests, Megayacht Kismet is striking with her sheer size and décor.
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01/19/2007 - MORAN YACHT AND SHIP featured in the issue of The Yacht Report Magazine
MORAN YACHT AND SHIP featured in the issue of The Yacht Report Magazine
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01/17/2007 - The Russians Are Coming - at 40 Knots
At a shipyard in Hamburg, Germany, on a construction dock hidden from public view, workers are toiling away on a special boat. It's called 'Eclipse.'
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01/10/2007 - Moran Announces New Production Yachts Division, New Hire
Moran Yacht and Ship is pleased to announce the formation of a brand new Production Yachts Division.
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07/03/2006 - Water Born
This is not your average yacht. This is the only yacht of its kind — and suddenly everyone wants one
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05/17/2006 - Megayacht Allegria
From a state-of-the-art SCUBA diving system, to kayaks, Segway human transporters and mountain bikes, Hakvoort Shipyard’s expertly crafted 151ft Mega Yacht ALLEGRIA is abundantly equipped for fun, and also has a 6-000 nautical mile range at 12 knots
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04/07/2006 - Megayacht POLAR STAR 208' (Ex. NORTHERN STAR)
Lurssen is featured on the cover of Boat International USA (August 2005 issue), and Boat International Europe, (August/September 2005 issue).
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03/03/2006 - PHOENIX 200FT Lurssen Super Yacht
The word Phoenix conjures to mind the mythical bird that rose from the ashes. The parallel to the name of the new 200ft Lürssen motor superyacht Phoenix featured here was explained to me by the owners’ broker Robert Moran of Moran Yacht & Ship, Inc.
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11/05/2005 - For Rent: My Yacht. I'll Throw in the Jacuzzi.
The 188-foot Excellence III owned by Herb Chambers of Old Lyme, Conn. The weekly charter rate for the yacht is $385,000.
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10/18/2005 - Quality control PHOENIX 201' Lurssen
No fewer than 125 years ago an industrious german engineer named friedrich lurssen built the first powerboats with legends like gottlieb daimler and wilhelm maybach, the inventers
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05/01/2004 - ALL IT TAKES IS KNOWLEDGE
THE HEART OF THE DEAL. Moran Yacht and Ship feautured in the july issue of Yachts International Magazine.
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03/03/2004 - Driving Force PHOENIX 201' Lurssen
Like her mythical namesake, Phoenix embodies a determination to rise above the ordinary. Everyone was sad at the end, me included,” admits Capt. Nick Ruiz. In fact, he confesses, he even shed a few tears.
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03/03/2004 - A Study in Design Lurssen's PHOENIX
The latest project to leave the Bremen yard had very specific design criteria, the result of the client owning and chartering a wide range of yachts to find out exactly what he wanted. Looking at this project, he has achieved his goal.
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03/03/2004 - On board CAPRI 192' Lurssen
Built by Lurssen yard, this immaculatly finished 192 ft yacht has five decks, each outfittet in a differernt style by american designer Glade Johnson. designed to undertake long voyages,with a range of 8,500 miles at 13 knots, capri is equipped to live on board for several mounths at a time without putting into port…
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03/01/2004 - Sense and Splendor CAPRI 192' Lurssen
Capri does more than evoke the famed Italian isle—she shows how intelligence and elegance can coexist.
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03/01/2004 - PHOENIX 201' Lurssen - Winner of Showboats 2004
A project that nearly foundered as her owners pursued quality and technical perfection, the aptly named Phoenix is a soaring achievement. Metaphorically speaking, most custom yachts are a balancing act - the process of modulating owners' dreams with the realities of physics, finances or technology.
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01/06/2004 - Best of the Best: Megayachts - Lurssen Capri
Lürssen Capri - The 192-footer defines avant-garde classicism.
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