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Choosing the perfect motor yacht configuration is a key decision for luxury buyers. The Princess S65 sportbridge offers a sleek, aggressive alternative to its traditional flybridge sister, the F65. Based on a vessel tour by Jack Haines of the YachtBuyer YouTube channel, this review explores whether the sportbridge model is the ultimate choice.

The world of performance cruising has a new benchmark with the debut of the TRM 43, a catamaran designed for those who prioritize the raw joy of sailing over unnecessary luxuries. Featured in a recent tour by Toby Hodges for Yachting World at the International Multihull Show 2026, this vessel is a masterclass in lightweight composite engineering. Built by the Portuguese yard Triarine Composites and designed by the renowned Christophe Barreau, the TRM 43 is a spiritual successor to the iconic TS42, aimed at sailors who want to move fast even in the lightest breezes,.

D-Marin is rolling out a summer programme of more than 70 cultural, sporting and social events across its marinas in the Mediterranean, as the company reports stronger transient bookings and rising demand from larger yachts.

ACI Marina Korčula has been named the best Croatian marina in 2025 in the Boating Patrol Golden Anchor selection, while Ivica Škec, former director of ACI Marina Opatija in Ičići, has received the first-ever Lifetime Achievement Award.

The Sirena 48 Fly has arrived as a compelling entry-level model from the renowned Turkish shipyard, promising a blend of luxury, volume, and rugged sea-keeping abilities. In a review and sea trial by the YouTube channel YachtBuyer, expert Jack Haines explores whether this semi-displacement yacht truly lives up to its reputation as a versatile cruiser suitable for both sun-drenched Mediterranean summers and the more challenging conditions of Northern European waters. With a price tag of approximately 1.6 million pounds (excluding VAT) for the tested specification, it positions itself as a high-quality alternative to traditional British and Italian builders.

The luxury yachting world is witnessing a significant shift toward the efficiency and volume offered by multi-hull designs, and Prestige is leading this charge with its evolved flagship. In this comprehensive review, based on the expert insights and first-hand testing provided by the renowned Motor Boat & Yachting YouTube channel, we dive deep into the Prestige M8 Evo. This evolved version of the original M8 represents a meticulous overhaul designed to maximize space, refine aesthetics, and enhance the social experience on the water.

The world of luxury multihulls has a new heavyweight contender following the global debut of the Simbad 55 at the 2026 International Multihull Show in La Grande Motte. This 55-foot catamaran, built by the newly established Spanish shipyard Simbad in Alicante, aims to disrupt the market by offering a ready-to-sail, high-spec experience at a competitive price point. As highlighted in a world premiere report by Yachting World, the Simbad 55 represents a bold step for Spanish yacht building, combining immense volume with high-end finishes and a serial production model that promises remarkably short lead times.

The Beneteau Grand Trawler 63 stands as the largest and most expensive vessel ever produced by the renowned French manufacturer. Designed to compete with high-end luxury yachts, this model represents a significant shift for Beneteau, moving into a price point of approximately £2.5 million where it rubs shoulders with some of the industry's most established premium brands. In a video review by YachtBuyer, host Jack Haines explores whether this 63-foot flagship truly delivers on its promise of being a trawler by nature rather than just by name. With an incredible range and a focus on live-aboard comfort, the Grand Trawler 63 aims to redefine what owners can expect from a modern long-distance cruiser.

The maritime world is witnessing a significant shift with the arrival of the Highfield ADV9, a vessel that challenges traditional boat categories by blending the rugged utility of a Rigid Inflatable Boat (RIB) with the refined luxury of a sports boat. This review, based on a sea trial conducted by the experts at Motor Boat & Yachting, explores how this 9-meter hybrid performs in challenging conditions and whether its innovative design lives up to the hype.

The Bahama Boat Show recently served as the stage for the debut of one of the most extreme open sports cruisers currently on the market: the Forte 47. As highlighted in a first-look tour by Hugo Andreae for the YouTube channel Motor Boat & Yachting, this vessel is not a typical production boat but a high-performance "mini mega yacht" built to an exacting standard. Combining massive outboard power with innovative structural features, the Forte 47 aims to offer a level of customization and sturdiness rarely seen in its size class.

The 100-foot yacht sector is one of the most competitive markets in the maritime industry, requiring builders to innovate constantly to stand out. The Majesty 100 Terrace, a new evolution of the successful Majesty 100, aims to set a new benchmark by offering an unprecedented 20% more living space than its predecessor. In a review by Jack Haines for the YouTube channel YachtBuyer, the vessel is highlighted as a potential "seminal moment" for its builder, Gulf Craft, showcasing a design where no compromises were made in functionality or luxury.

Sunreef Yachts and BRABUS have introduced the BRABUS ULTIMA 55, the first yacht created through their collaboration. Built on Sunreef’s ULTIMA platform, the high-performance power catamaran combines luxury multihull expertise with BRABUS design language, aiming to deliver a new take on performance and craftsmanship on the water.

The Beneteau Gran Turismo 50 (GT50) stands as the new flagship of the Gran Turismo line, representing a significant stylistic departure for the brand. Moving away from the "old-fashioned" looks of its predecessors, the GT50 is deliberately designed to feel more sporting and aggressive. This comprehensive look at the vessel, drawing on insights from a detailed review by Motor Boat & Yachting, explores how the GT50 balances its new "next-generation" aesthetic with the practical needs of modern yacht owners. Built in the Monfalcone factory, this 50-foot platform is as much about luxury at the destination as it is about the journey itself.

The world of performance cruising catamarans has a new benchmark with the arrival of the Outremer 48. In a comprehensive sea trial conducted by Yachting World, this new baby of the Outremer range was put to the test off the coast of Marseille. Designed to offer a significant step up from the legendary Outremer 45 while maintaining a more manageable size than the 52, the 48 is being hailed as the archetypal fast voyaging machine for the modern era.

Jeanneau has introduced the Cap Camarat 6.0 CC, a 6-metre trailorable dayboat designed for active days on the water, with a standard 115 HP engine, a contemporary look and features aimed at comfort, versatility and easy handling.