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Monaco 2012: Hakvoort – Pamela V

Owned by the Hakvoort family since 1919, the Netherland-based Hakvoort Shipyard has plenty of experience building yachts. One of their newest fully custom builds is the 147-foot (45m) Pamela V designed by Diana Yacht Design. This beautiful four-deck gentleman’s yacht evokes a classic feel with both her exterior styling and her understated interior by Jaques Grange, but was built with all the modern amenities.

Monaco 2012: RMK – Karia

Based in Turkey, RMK Marine has experience building both custom sail and power megayachts and the details all came into play in their new147-foot (45-meter) build Karia. This dark-hulled beauty combines classic lines with large windows and long-range cruising capabilities to appeal to a wide range of yachtsmen.

Monaco 2012: Amels Sea Axe – Garçon

Amels is showing Garçon in what is the world premiere of Damen Shipyard’s Axe Fast Yacht Support. Moran Yacht & Ship supervised the build of this particular hull, built as a support vessel with a superyacht finish. Rather than a “shadow boat,” her speed makes this spacious craft a forerunner boat.

Monaco 2012: Benetti – Lyana

Lyana, a custom 197-foot (60-meter) steel hull and aluminum superstructure yacht with four interior decks and five comfortable suites features exterior styling by Stefano Natucci. The interior design is a combination of Zuretti and Pierre-Yves Rochon, who used a distinctive Macassar ebony floor and bulkhead detailing, contrasted with lighter anigré in the attractive main salon.

Monaco 2012: Wally – Better Place

This new 164-foot (50-meter) sailing yacht, with a stunning Bugatti-blue hull is the world’s largest carbon-fiber sloop. Wally built the yacht based on naval architecture by Tripp Design. Wetzels Brown Partners created the modern interior.

The Oceanographic Museum of Monaco

Monaco’s Musée Océanographique (Oceanographic Museum) is a leader in what has become known as the “Blue Initiative.” It was the first museum to celebrate the

2011 Monaco Yacht Show

In terms of numbers of craft, the Monaco Yacht Show is not the biggest show on earth, but for anyone interested in big yachts—or the

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Monaco 2012: Hakvoort – Pamela V

Owned by the Hakvoort family since 1919, the Netherland-based Hakvoort Shipyard has plenty of experience building yachts. One of their newest fully custom builds is the 147-foot (45m) Pamela V designed by Diana Yacht Design. This beautiful four-deck gentleman’s yacht evokes a classic feel with both her exterior styling and her understated interior by Jaques Grange, but was built with all the modern amenities.

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Monaco 2012: RMK – Karia

Based in Turkey, RMK Marine has experience building both custom sail and power megayachts and the details all came into play in their new147-foot (45-meter) build Karia. This dark-hulled beauty combines classic lines with large windows and long-range cruising capabilities to appeal to a wide range of yachtsmen.

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Monaco 2012: Amels Sea Axe – Garçon

Amels is showing Garçon in what is the world premiere of Damen Shipyard’s Axe Fast Yacht Support. Moran Yacht & Ship supervised the build of this particular hull, built as a support vessel with a superyacht finish. Rather than a “shadow boat,” her speed makes this spacious craft a forerunner boat.

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Monaco 2012: Benetti – Lyana

Lyana, a custom 197-foot (60-meter) steel hull and aluminum superstructure yacht with four interior decks and five comfortable suites features exterior styling by Stefano Natucci. The interior design is a combination of Zuretti and Pierre-Yves Rochon, who used a distinctive Macassar ebony floor and bulkhead detailing, contrasted with lighter anigré in the attractive main salon.

WallyBetterPlace

Monaco 2012: Wally – Better Place

This new 164-foot (50-meter) sailing yacht, with a stunning Bugatti-blue hull is the world’s largest carbon-fiber sloop. Wally built the yacht based on naval architecture by Tripp Design. Wetzels Brown Partners created the modern interior.

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The Oceanographic Museum of Monaco

Monaco’s Musée Océanographique (Oceanographic Museum) is a leader in what has become known as the “Blue Initiative.” It was the first museum to celebrate the

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2011 Monaco Yacht Show

In terms of numbers of craft, the Monaco Yacht Show is not the biggest show on earth, but for anyone interested in big yachts—or the

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