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  1. Article · Aug 19, 2026 · By Sophie Denyer

    Behind Closed Doors: How Feadship Became One of the World's Most Trusted Custom Shipyard (opens the original)

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    Long before a Feadship reaches the water, years of work unfold behind the walls of its Dutch shipyards. Steel is shaped, systems engineered, and interiors painstakingly assembled by thousands of specialists. The finished yacht may look effortless, but getting it there is anything but. Feadship was formally established in 1949, bringing together Dutch shipbuilding names including Royal Van Lent, Koninklijke De Vries Scheepsbouw and De Voogt Naval Architects. Together, their heritage stretches bac

  2. Article · Jul 31, 2026 · By Sophie Denyer

    Six Yachts. 655 Metres. 105 Days: Inside Lürssen's Extraordinary 2026 (opens the original)

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    Between March and June, Lürssen achieved something almost unheard of in modern yacht building. In just 105 days, the German shipyard delivered six completely bespoke superyachts totalling an astonishing 655 metres in length. Four exceeded the 100-metre mark, yet not one was built to the same brief. The deliveries of ODISEA, DEEP BLUE, BOARDWALK, NAUSICAÄ, O3 and NIXIE represent far more than an extraordinary production schedule. Together, they showcase six completely different interpretations o

  3. Article · Jul 24, 2026 · By Sophie Denyer

    5 Things to Do in the Dominican Republic That Have Nothing to Do with the Beach (opens the original)

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    From white water to whale song, the Dominican Republic's interior and offshore waters hold as much as its coastline. Here are five ways to see the country beyond the sand. 1. Survive Jarabacoa's Raging Rapids The Yaque del Norte is the only river in the Caribbean with rapids built for whitewater rafting, cutting through jungle canyons in the cool mountain air around Jarabacoa. Cold water, sharp drops, and a stretch of the Caribbean most visitors never see. 2. Forget 18. Play All 90. Casa de Camp

  4. Article · Jul 17, 2026 · By Sophie Denyer

    GERMAINE and the Proven Power of the Amels 80 (opens the original)

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    The delivery of GERMAINE, previously known as Project Zurich, the third yacht in the Amels 80 series, marks more than another milestone for Amels. Following PANGEA and NETTO II, her arrival offers the clearest indication yet of the platform’s ability to combine proven engineering with distinct owner identities. Introduced in 2022, the 79.8-metre Amels 80 was designed by Espen Øino International, with naval architecture by Damen Yachting. Its defining features include a dedicated Owner’s Deck, a

  5. Article · Jul 17, 2026 · By Sophie Denyer

    Shadow Fleet: The Vessels Behind the World's Biggest Superyachts (opens the original)

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    Ever wonder where the world’s largest superyachts store their helicopters, submarines and fleets of tenders? As itineraries grow more ambitious, an increasing number of owners now commission a second vessel built purely to support the first, the shadow fleet that carries what the main yacht has no room for. Ranked by length, here are ten of the most remarkable support vessels on the water. 1. DRAAK, 92.8m Rebuilt at Oceanco's Zwijndrecht yard and relaunched in 2026, Draak had her upper deck heli

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