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Contents Listing - Articles & Features in this issue
REGULAR ITEMS:
INTERNATIONAL NEWS - Superyacht news from Palmer Johnson, Ed Dubois and Alloy Yachts, plus davits, vee-drives, a new Nikonos underwater camera and much more
RACING LOGBOOK - The pressure's on Conner in the AC defender trials; Whitbread and Admiral's Cup latest; Cowes Torquay powerboat fiasco - the verdict; BOC; Penny Way
CHARTER & BROKERAGE NEWS - Boat International's selection of the most desirable yachts for sale and charter from agents around the world
FEATURES:
LONDON SHOW REVIEW - Sixteen full-page reviews of 16 of the best new boats at the Show - including the Birchwood 440, Princess 455, two Sunseekers, Sigma 400, Bowman 48
VENEZUELA VACATION - Cruising the coral islands off the coast of Venezuela offers a new Caribbean experience for the charter yachtsman
MARACUNDA - CRN's 50m (164ft) follow-up to Azzurra is a pinnacle of achievement by one of Italy's finest superyacht yards. ty David Petty
THE OTHER WOMAN - Almost unbelievably, this 58m (191ft) jet-propelled motor-sailer is equally efficient under either power or sail. By Guy Gurney
SUPERYACHT SPECIAL:
SUPER YACHT 92 PREVIEW - Everyone who's anyone in the super-yacht industry will be at the Super Yacht Conference and Exhibition in March
PEGASUS - This superbly engineered, fast, efficient 39.7m (130ft) motor yacht is a triumphant entree into the superyacht market for Broward. By Roger Lean-Metcoe
COVER - Photograph by Guy Gurney The Other Woman, designed by Laurent Giles and Bold Craft Engineering with exterior styling by Glade Johnson and interior design by Paola Smith, was built by Australian Yacht Builders and is the largest US-registered private yacht in existence. Tandem centreboards give shallow draft for extensive cruising potential. She achieves 20 knots with her two 2800hp Caterpillars and KaMeWa jet drives. Under sail - 2500m2 (27,000ft) of it - she will make an amazing 17 knots
INTERNATIONAL NEWS - Superyacht news from Palmer Johnson, Ed Dubois and Alloy Yachts, plus davits, vee-drives, a new Nikonos underwater camera and much more
RACING LOGBOOK - The pressure's on Conner in the AC defender trials; Whitbread and Admiral's Cup latest; Cowes Torquay powerboat fiasco - the verdict; BOC; Penny Way
CHARTER & BROKERAGE NEWS - Boat International's selection of the most desirable yachts for sale and charter from agents around the world
FEATURES:
LONDON SHOW REVIEW - Sixteen full-page reviews of 16 of the best new boats at the Show - including the Birchwood 440, Princess 455, two Sunseekers, Sigma 400, Bowman 48
VENEZUELA VACATION - Cruising the coral islands off the coast of Venezuela offers a new Caribbean experience for the charter yachtsman
MARACUNDA - CRN's 50m (164ft) follow-up to Azzurra is a pinnacle of achievement by one of Italy's finest superyacht yards. ty David Petty
THE OTHER WOMAN - Almost unbelievably, this 58m (191ft) jet-propelled motor-sailer is equally efficient under either power or sail. By Guy Gurney
SUPERYACHT SPECIAL:
SUPER YACHT 92 PREVIEW - Everyone who's anyone in the super-yacht industry will be at the Super Yacht Conference and Exhibition in March
PEGASUS - This superbly engineered, fast, efficient 39.7m (130ft) motor yacht is a triumphant entree into the superyacht market for Broward. By Roger Lean-Metcoe
COVER - Photograph by Guy Gurney The Other Woman, designed by Laurent Giles and Bold Craft Engineering with exterior styling by Glade Johnson and interior design by Paola Smith, was built by Australian Yacht Builders and is the largest US-registered private yacht in existence. Tandem centreboards give shallow draft for extensive cruising potential. She achieves 20 knots with her two 2800hp Caterpillars and KaMeWa jet drives. Under sail - 2500m2 (27,000ft) of it - she will make an amazing 17 knots
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