The Hot List: What’s New, What’s Trending In Winter Charter
August 27, 2018
Our picks for the best new yachts, toys and amenities to be on the lookout for this winter charter season.
Our picks for the best new yachts, toys and amenities to be on the lookout for this winter charter season.
Clear Blue Hawaii began developing kayaks in 2002. There are now three basic models that cover a spectrum of uses. One of those, the Napali, is innovative not only for its clear urethane construction, carbon Kevlar frame and light weight (approximately 26 pounds), but for its collapsible design.
Get where you’re going safer with a new update from Navionics and, once you get there, try out a new product from Nocqua that will light up your night.
This craft, recently shown at the Fort Lauderdale and Miami shows, will shatter the notion that an amphibious craft can only do one thing well. Gibbs reports the Quadski’s top speed on land and water to be about 45 mph.
If you are ever running out of things to do on the yacht, you may consider “rock” climbing.
Plotting the best way to get where you’re going is almost as important as what to do when you get there. In this issue, we have companies who may be able to help you with both!
Whether you’re looking for a new tender or just something to make life onboard a little more enjoyable, we bring you some new products from companies like Novurania, Mirage, Eco Yacht Toys, and Bristol Yacht Components.
Underwater photographic equipment maker SeaLife has created a premier package for divers who want to record their time exploring the world beneath the seas. Called the DC1400 Pro Duo, the unit blends a feature-packed, easy-to-use, 14-megapixel underwater camera with a powerful 500-lumen, three-in-one LED photo/video light and a Digital Pro Flash.
Want to add a submarine or jet pack for your cruise this year, but wonder whether you’ll use it again? Want something on board your charter boat doesn’t already have? The U.K.-based company Superyacht Tenders & Toys is offering for rent, a range of top-end water toys including the JetLev-Flyer jet pack, the Seabob personal tow vehicle and recreational submarines.
This issue take a look at three tenders and toys ranging from Art of Kinetik’s wood-built beauty to Gliss Speed’s quiet, battery-powered “water karts”.
Our picks for the best new yachts, toys and amenities to be on the lookout for this winter charter season.
Clear Blue Hawaii began developing kayaks in 2002. There are now three basic models that cover a spectrum of uses. One of those, the Napali, is innovative not only for its clear urethane construction, carbon Kevlar frame and light weight (approximately 26 pounds), but for its collapsible design.
Get where you’re going safer with a new update from Navionics and, once you get there, try out a new product from Nocqua that will light up your night.
This craft, recently shown at the Fort Lauderdale and Miami shows, will shatter the notion that an amphibious craft can only do one thing well. Gibbs reports the Quadski’s top speed on land and water to be about 45 mph.
If you are ever running out of things to do on the yacht, you may consider “rock” climbing.
Plotting the best way to get where you’re going is almost as important as what to do when you get there. In this issue, we have companies who may be able to help you with both!
Whether you’re looking for a new tender or just something to make life onboard a little more enjoyable, we bring you some new products from companies like Novurania, Mirage, Eco Yacht Toys, and Bristol Yacht Components.
Underwater photographic equipment maker SeaLife has created a premier package for divers who want to record their time exploring the world beneath the seas. Called the DC1400 Pro Duo, the unit blends a feature-packed, easy-to-use, 14-megapixel underwater camera with a powerful 500-lumen, three-in-one LED photo/video light and a Digital Pro Flash.
Want to add a submarine or jet pack for your cruise this year, but wonder whether you’ll use it again? Want something on board your charter boat doesn’t already have? The U.K.-based company Superyacht Tenders & Toys is offering for rent, a range of top-end water toys including the JetLev-Flyer jet pack, the Seabob personal tow vehicle and recreational submarines.
This issue take a look at three tenders and toys ranging from Art of Kinetik’s wood-built beauty to Gliss Speed’s quiet, battery-powered “water karts”.
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