Gallery | CdM M/Y Galego
July 3, 2017
The third delivery in CdM’s Darwin Class 102 line, M/Y Galego is no ordinary explorer yacht.
The third delivery in CdM’s Darwin Class 102 line, M/Y Galego is no ordinary explorer yacht.
Cantiere delle Marche launched its third yacht of the year, Darwin Class M/Y ACALA, Explorer Yacht 102’ in steel and aluminum. The Darwin 102 is set to make its U.S. debut at the Fort Lauderdale International Boat Show in November 2015.
IF YOU LIKE THE IDEA OF A SUPERYACHT, BUT YOU’VE NOWHERE TO PUT ONE, you should maybe have a word with Cantiere delle Marche. The Ancona, Italy, shipyard’s Darwin range might look like it’s cashing in on the explorer trend, but there is a lot more to it than that.
Spring is here and yards all over the world are unveiling new launches and new projects. Follow us as we check in with Amels, Benetti, Codecasa, Cantiere delle Marche, and Heesen.
We recently brought you an inside look at Cantiere delle Marche’s (CdM) Darwin 86. Aside from that series, the Italian shipyard, represented in the United States by Worth Avenue Yachts has worked with noted design firm Nauta Yachts.
If there were any doubt that the owner of Percheron—the second Darwin 86 from Cantiere delle Marche (CdM)—really intended to use his expedition yacht for long-range cruising, there should not be any now. Percheron was launched in time for the 2012 Cannes Boat Show where I had a chance to get aboard. It was mid-September and she was already raring to go.
The Percheron is a beautiful and muscular horse, bred for its intelligence and willingness to work. The same goes for Cantiere delle Marche’s Darwin series, a range of sturdy explorer-style vessels “bred”—or rather, developed—for their long-range and seakeeping abilities.
The third delivery in CdM’s Darwin Class 102 line, M/Y Galego is no ordinary explorer yacht.
Cantiere delle Marche launched its third yacht of the year, Darwin Class M/Y ACALA, Explorer Yacht 102’ in steel and aluminum. The Darwin 102 is set to make its U.S. debut at the Fort Lauderdale International Boat Show in November 2015.
IF YOU LIKE THE IDEA OF A SUPERYACHT, BUT YOU’VE NOWHERE TO PUT ONE, you should maybe have a word with Cantiere delle Marche. The Ancona, Italy, shipyard’s Darwin range might look like it’s cashing in on the explorer trend, but there is a lot more to it than that.
Spring is here and yards all over the world are unveiling new launches and new projects. Follow us as we check in with Amels, Benetti, Codecasa, Cantiere delle Marche, and Heesen.
We recently brought you an inside look at Cantiere delle Marche’s (CdM) Darwin 86. Aside from that series, the Italian shipyard, represented in the United States by Worth Avenue Yachts has worked with noted design firm Nauta Yachts.
If there were any doubt that the owner of Percheron—the second Darwin 86 from Cantiere delle Marche (CdM)—really intended to use his expedition yacht for long-range cruising, there should not be any now. Percheron was launched in time for the 2012 Cannes Boat Show where I had a chance to get aboard. It was mid-September and she was already raring to go.
The Percheron is a beautiful and muscular horse, bred for its intelligence and willingness to work. The same goes for Cantiere delle Marche’s Darwin series, a range of sturdy explorer-style vessels “bred”—or rather, developed—for their long-range and seakeeping abilities.
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