Great Expectations
July 10, 2018
The owners of the 121-foot Benetti M/Y Nomadess chase adventure on a world cruise.
The owners of the 121-foot Benetti M/Y Nomadess chase adventure on a world cruise.
Editor-in-Chief Kenny Wooton on what a true seagoing vacation should be.
At once genuine and luxurious, St. Barths draws striking parallels to the 197-foot Abeking & Rasmussen charter yacht Dream.
“The guy I was dating was talking about marriage and kids,” she says, “so I got on the first boat I could and sailed away across the Atlantic.”
Tourism returns to the Caribbean after the most destructive hurricane season in decades.
A charter aboard the Christensen REMEMBER WHEN is all about embracing the unknown—and being thrilled in return.
Charter captains reveal their favorite secret Caribbean haunts.
The Abacos Out Islands of the Bahamas continue to gain traction in large-yacht cruising interest.
Much of the charter fleet bases in the northern islands of the eastern Caribbean, but the Tobago Cays are well worth the ride down south.
Charter broker LeAnn Morris Pliske discovered in early July that some of her favorite charter yachts were already booked for the Christmas and New Year’s charter weeks in the Caribbean. It was like she had time-warped back to 2005 or 2006, before the global economic crash, when clients had to book six months to a year in advance in order to get a top-notch yacht and crew for a winter-holiday charter in the Caribbean.
The owners of the 121-foot Benetti M/Y Nomadess chase adventure on a world cruise.
Editor-in-Chief Kenny Wooton on what a true seagoing vacation should be.
At once genuine and luxurious, St. Barths draws striking parallels to the 197-foot Abeking & Rasmussen charter yacht Dream.
“The guy I was dating was talking about marriage and kids,” she says, “so I got on the first boat I could and sailed away across the Atlantic.”
Tourism returns to the Caribbean after the most destructive hurricane season in decades.
A charter aboard the Christensen REMEMBER WHEN is all about embracing the unknown—and being thrilled in return.
Charter captains reveal their favorite secret Caribbean haunts.
The Abacos Out Islands of the Bahamas continue to gain traction in large-yacht cruising interest.
Much of the charter fleet bases in the northern islands of the eastern Caribbean, but the Tobago Cays are well worth the ride down south.
Charter broker LeAnn Morris Pliske discovered in early July that some of her favorite charter yachts were already booked for the Christmas and New Year’s charter weeks in the Caribbean. It was like she had time-warped back to 2005 or 2006, before the global economic crash, when clients had to book six months to a year in advance in order to get a top-notch yacht and crew for a winter-holiday charter in the Caribbean.
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