133 – September-October

Over 120 superyachts are present at the show this year, with 40 of them being exhibited for the 1st time.

Vladivostok hosted 'The Sails of the Avant-garde' art regatta as part of the EEF.

The Panarctic Star tour agency began operations in 2020 with the ambitious goal of showing that travelling around the country can be exciting and comfortable at the same time.

Turquoise's 75m Infinite Jest has travelled to five continents and covered over 20,000nm in less than a year. The most exciting and risky journey was in Antarctic.

A selection of works by Andy Warhol, Fernando Botero and other artists is on board Telli, the 1st hull of the new Custom Line Navetta 38 model. The yacht, however, is an art object itself.

The owner of the 65 metre Zazou, Egyptian billionaire Mohamed Mansour, has finally unveiled her interiors. Here's a look at one of the most interesting charter yachts from Benetti, boasting the largest sundeck in her class and an equally outstanding beach...

Eternal Spark is a four-deck nightclub with five bars and seven lounges. On board this 50m Bilgin superyacht, you can throw a party with up to a hundred guests anywhere in the world's oceans.

One of the most intriguing sailing debuts at global boat shows is the 88-foot yacht from the new brand Mishi Yachts, backed by the Turkish shipyard Yonca, which previously established itself as a workboats manufacturer.

The Finnish shipyard Nautor Swan has launched the first versatile one-design yacht, the ClubSwan 43, and promises that the new class will grow by two dozen hulls within the next five years.

The great, unrivalled, legendary boat brand celebrates its 150th anniversary this year. Does it seem as if we have already told you everything possible about it? Well, we haven't: you probably didn't know these pages of its rich history.

Chris-Craft celebrates 150 years of boating excellence with release of Sportster 25 bowrider, reshaped in everything from the hull and layout to the shape of the windshield and the submersible step.

Shlisselburg-based shipyard Laky Verf, known for special purpose boats, presented a ‘civilian’ model for active tourism, the 11MM.