In der aktuellen Ausgabe von Boat International

• DUTCH GEM
  Project Tanzanite, the new 120-metre Amels flagship and largest Dutch build to date, finally takes to the water ahead of her 2026 delivery, says Dea Jusufi
• REVIVE AND THRIVE
  Gabrielle Lazaridis examines the state of refit and highlights four notable superyacht makeovers
• TAKE TWO
  Dea Jufusi takes a peek inside the transformative refits under way or recently revealed
• Hit the road
  Gain the edge with the latest cycling kit, from sweeping shades to lightweight lids
• 2026 NOMINATIONS NOW OPEN
  BOAT International's Artistry and Craft Awards (BACA) celebrate the yachting industry's finest creators. Nominations are now open - and we need your help
• THE RISE OF A SUPERYACIIT KING
  Captain Grant Du Preez is the steady hand behind superyacht King Benji's floating empire and success, trusted to navigate the world of luxury at sea
• TURN IT UP
  From artistic acoustics to customised cars and new-season wardrobe updates, we've got 24/7 style figured out
• A FEAST FOR ALL
  From Caribbean cuisine to florals in Florida, keep up to date with this month's openings and events
• SUNNY SIDE UP
  Property prices tell a tale of two markets in Fort Lauderdale, finds Ruth Bloomfield
• Style up downtime
  After hours and off-duty outfits that don't compromise on flair
• ON YOUR MARQUES…
  Get set for the new wave of customisable cars taking personalisation to new heights, says Simon de Burton
• Party pieces
  Whether engraved, embossed or bespoke, personalised gifts make perfect party favours for friends and family
• REFIT RIGHT
  Lurssen Werft Hamburg is the safe bet when it's time to overhaul a yacht, no matter how large
• ON BOARD WITH MATT ROCKMAN
  Sam Fortescue meets an Australian businessman whose passion for classic design culminated in the meticulous refit of 30-metre Sea Raes
• Mischief makeover
  AkzoNobel and Yachtsmiths deliver Australia's first Awlgrip HDT 50-metre-plus refit
• MEMBERS' LOGBOOK
  Living the good life in Mallorca, and what it's like to own a famous yacht
• TURBO C HARGED
  In search of a cruising super yacht with the potential for some serious performance enhancement, one owner found Pink Gin VI and turned her into RavengeR. Julia Zaltzman gets inside this World Superyacht Award-winning refit
• RIDING THE WAVES
  Rocketing to prominence but battered by economic problems - the story of Turkeys yacht building industry is dramatic. Andrew MacDowall discovers how a maturing sector is taking adversity in its stride and specialising to thrive
• New to the blue
  From reimagined Bodrum classics to a bohemian newcomer in Göcek, Georgia Boscawen explores Turkey's most exciting hotel openings
• GOLD RUSH
  When an experienced owner opted for the speed of a refit over the wait for a new build, they threw down the gauntlet to Australia's Gold Coast marine industry. The resulting 52-metre JeMaSa proves they chose wisely, says Charlotte Thomas
• HEROIC SPIRIT
  This year the Dunkirk Little Ships returned to the site of the action. Nick Shepley looks at three of the yachts that made the journey, to discover the fascinating lives they've led and how modern owners are still adding to their stories
• THE JIG SAW PUZZLE
  A tight six-month window saw 61-metre Samadhi overhauled with meticulous precision. Katia Damborsky explores a quick-time refit for an owner who never wastes a second
• BEST BY BOAT
  Lucy Dunn finds an authentic slice of paradise in the Côn Đao archipelago off the south-east coast of Vietnam
• TONGA
  Captain Henry Say of 81-metre sailing yacht Sea Eagle charts a course through Tonga's hidden treasures, taking in turquoise lagoons, pristine beaches and cultural encounters
• notes …from the Indian Ocean
  The Westin Turtle Bay Resort & Spa Mauritius has launched a suite of new sustainability initiatives, from an in-house plant nursery to the flourishing Westin Farm and plant-based culinary programme. marriott.com
• FINER DETAILS
  Georgia Boscawen uncovers the story behind a lemon liqueur steeped in sunshine and sealed in ceramic
• ANCHORED in TRADITION
  Dea Jusufi steps on board 53-metre Aeterna to discover why Croatia's quietly captivating coastline has become a mainstay of the Mediterranean charter season
• Iceland's hot picks
  Georgia Boscawen gathers the freshest finds to spring from the Land of Fire and Ice