Yachting

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YachtingAmericasWhy Superyachts Are Heading to Croatia for Charter Private bays near Dubrovnik and Split, plus vineyards and organic restaurants, are drawing superyachts to the region.

September 3

YachtingAmericasRiva Sets Two World Premieres for Cannes and Genoa The new 56 Rivale Super and 96 Argo Super bring updated styling, layouts and performance to two of Riva’s established models.

September 3

YachtingAmericasAstondoa to Bring Its New 577 Coupe to Cannes The Spanish builder will showcase its new 52-foot coupe alongside the 677 Coupe as part of its Coupé Collection at the Cannes Yachting Festival.

September 2

YachtingAmericasRemembering Marine Journalist Chris Caswell The Yachting contributor fought a cancer battle quietly, with bristling wit and a voice of authority in the yachting community.

September 1

YachtingAmericasInvictus ST550 Deep Horizon Makes Its Debut A bespoke interpretation of the 55-foot flagship, the ST550 Deep Horizon explores natural materials and quiet luxury.

September 1

YachtingAmericasGaleon 420 Fly Expands the Builder’s Flybridge Range The new 420 Fly brings updated styling, two en suite cabins and expanded entertaining spaces to a compact cruising yacht.

August 31

YachtingAmericasCL Yachts CLB65 SUV Completes Sea Trials The 64-foot SUV-style yacht is headed for private previews in Hong Kong before making her Asian debut in December.

August 28

Nami (波) is a magazine, a radar and a diary about the world's great yachts, kept from Tokyo for readers everywhere.

Nami means wave. A magazine, because every week one boat deserves to be looked at slowly: the explorer that will never see a marina, the sloop drawn like a knife, the 100-metre that is really a house. A radar, because we count what the yards and the yachting press are talking about right now — hybrids, refits, glass, teak, the beach club — and show it as it moves. A diary, because a seal is set each day in that day's colour, and the days add up.

We read from Viareggio to Vollenhove, from Fort Lauderdale to Hong Kong, in English, Italian and Japanese. Everything here links back to the people who built it; the images belong to their authors.

Nami will keep changing: new sources, new signals, a little better each week, never finished. If a boat here made you look at the horizon, that is enough.

Thank you for reading. ありがとうございます。