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Benetti Luminosity: The $275 Million Titan of Light, Art, and Silence
A 107.6-Metre Glass Giant, and the Strange, Unfinished Story of a Yacht That Never Sailed
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The Azimut S Series: Where Avant-Garde Intelligence Meets Sporty Soul
The S Series is, at its core, a rebellion against the notion that a luxury yacht must be a sedate, floating palace.
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Victorious: The 85-Meter Explorer with a Fourteen-Year Journey
From an abandoned Chilean hull to a Turkish billionaire's flagship — inside the improbable rebirth of one of yachting's most well-traveled explorers
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Azimut Yachts: The Visionary Voyage of Paolo Vitelli
It's a story of one man's relentless vision and the global empire he built from a single, passionate idea.
Jet & Places
Beaches, Bites, and Boutiques: Discovering the Hamptons
The Hamptons, a collection of picturesque towns and hamlets on the South Fork of Long Island’s East End, have long been a favored summer […]
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Malibu Dreaming: The Ultimate Guide to the Coastal Enclave
Where the Pacific Meets Palm Trees and Hollywood Royalty Calls Home
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Gulfstream: Beyond the Horizon
From the 1958 Gulfstream I to the record-breaking G800, explore how Gulfstream shaped business aviation through innovation, luxury, and unmatched global support.
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The Hôtel du Cap-Eden-Roc
There is a particular kind of hotel that doesn't need to advertise, on the rocky southern tip of Cap d'Antibes, the Hôtel du Cap-Eden-Roc has spent more than 150 years perfecting that posture — and in doing so, became arguably the single most mythologized hotel on the planet.
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CC-Summer, the 250 Million 312-Foot Lürssen That Rewrote the Rules on Colorful Luxury
At 95 meters — 311 feet, 9 inches, if you're counting dock space — she is unmistakably a Lürssen, the German yard responsible for some of the largest, most technically ambitious yachts ever launched.
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The Benetti Oasis 34M: How a Beach Club Ate a 112-foot Italian Superyacht
At 112 feet, it isn't the biggest thing on the water by a long shot. But it may be the model that best captures where the modern superyacht market has been heading: away from speed and status for their own sake, and toward proximity to the sea itself.
