In delving into the realm of yachts, we encounter the juxtaposition of old and new money, a play of status and style set against a backdrop of sparkling waters and balmy breezes. While classes may exhibit stark contrasts, the question remains pertinent to both worlds: when does a yacht earn the title of 'superyacht'? Rest assured, size does matter, but it's not the sole star in the constellation.
When it comes to boats, we say Wajer. As disapproving as the upper class may be about the Dutch tax system, they are just as chauvinistic when it comes to the yachting industry. If that is the case, please read on. Whether you already own a Wajer or are just starting with your first, Wajer has a new showpiece, a 44ft one.
If people think about the Netherlands, jokingly think of clogs, cheese and windmills. While that is also true, the Dutchman is internationally known for yacht building because of his innovation, craftsmanship, reliability and quality. The customer is central to these core values, which creates a strong “custom-build” relationship, which makes the Dutch yacht builders stand out from the competition.
When it comes to luxury yacht charters, this type of a vaction is rightfully seen as the ultimate holiday. A luxury crewed yacht charter can be defined as any sailing vacation where at least a captain and hostess or stewardess are on board, taking care of all clients wishes.
Riva has revealed details of the 76’ Perseo Super, with the first unit to be handed over to its owner this summer. The new version of the popular Perseo sits in the Italian builder’s Sportfly range between the 66' Ribelle and the 88' Folgore, the latter launched last year.
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