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DYNAMIC CRUISING Space, Submersibles & Superyachts The Ultimate Travel Experiences

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19 Snapshot Northrop & Johnson’s insight on the superyacht market

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KEEL LIFE 26 Navigator Knows Navigator talks to the organizations turning the tide on ocean conservation

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46 New Horizons Hot oceanside properties opening this year

86 Malta A curated travel experience through Malta, Gozo & Comino

126 Hot List Fantastic brokerage opportunities from Northrop & Johnson

88 Dock & Dine Discover a hidden gem on the Greek island of Antiparos

136 Scope The latest news from Northrop & Johnson

50 Style Compass Style designs for the summer season 56 Culture Spy Leading civilians-in-space programs for the ultimate bucket list experience

34 In Focus Take a look around the highly soughtafter charter yacht MIRABELLA

60 All That Glitters Add some sparkle to any outfit with the latest fashions

40 Toy Box Brave the deep with the latest submersibles made for superyachts

62 Timeline High-performance timepieces for those seeking adventure 68 Flight Deck Around the world with Northrop & Johnson and NetJets 76 Auto Amp it up with the latest all-electric luxury vehicles 80 Louis XIII Master the art of tradition and innovation with Louis XIII Cognac

90 The Cove, Atlantis Step ashore to one of The Bahamas’ finest resorts

138 Transactions & Acquisitions Sales and charter with Northrop & Johnson

94 Well Rested A selection of the finest hotel suites along the shores of the Mediterranean 100 Cabot, Saint Lucia The ultimate dream home by the sea 102 Cruising Guide Turn bucket list dreams into reality with Navigator’s collection of adventurous charters 110 Seabourn Group travel with Seabourn 112 Terra Firma The best “ultra-ranches” in the American West

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With this being the Spring / Summer issue, it feels like the perfect time to look at the renaissance of yachting. In 1949, Northrop & Johnson was founded as a standard-setting boutique brokerage where our personalized touch earned us notoriety as The Gentlemen’s Brokerage. Today, we continue to take pride in offering our clients a first-class, personalized experience in the rapidly evolving global yacht market. Technological advancements of the last twenty years have transformed every aspect of this industry. In the relative blink of an eye, we went from Island Time to Real-Time. Though your yacht is your private, globe-trotting oasis, it is also a substantial investment with a lot of dynamic components. Where once a boutique service was our standard, today’s yachting venture has so many moving parts that broad access to expert information and ideas are essential to a seamless yacht ownership experience. Recent consolidation with former competitors has created a collaborative dexterity where shared knowledge among specialized teams is easily likened to the difference between analog service and high-speed digital. Though large amounts of inventory information can be accessed through readily available online systems, those tools only provide about fifteen percent of the market intelligence and data our company uses. It is the interpersonal information gathered by our diversely specialized experts across the globe, combined with our proprietary tech systems, that keep our fingers firmly on the pulse of the market. These are exciting times, and we at Northrop & Johnson are continuing to set the standard for the highest level of customer care out there. While some brokerages have resisted consolidation, we have learned that where there is teamwork and collaboration, great things can be achieved. This has been a ground-breaking year for us at Northrop & Johnson and we only see our efficiency getting stronger by the day. Join us in the pages ahead and prepare yourself for the ultimate adventure. In this issue of Navigator, we take time to visit with yachting industry professionals who are proactive with NonGovernmental Organizations that are taking bold initiatives to study and protect the fragile marine environment and to better the communities we frequent as world travelers. We look at exotic personal submersibles that enable us to explore the depths below as well as pioneering companies that promise to literally take us out of this world. A little closer to home, we’ll saddle up with a few premier-class Rocky Mountain resorts before heading back out into the open ocean to consider exotic cruising destinations well off the familiar path. Daniel Ziriakus President & COO

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Largest sailing yacht sold in 2021 The Langley 187’ (57m) built by Aegean Yacht

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99 – 130’ $6,357,751 $6,148,792

131 – 164’ $14,118,149 $8,247,556

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Increasingly, initiatives for preserving our planet are focusing on our ocean. Navigator talks to several leading Non-Governmental Organizations (NGOs) worldwide, each working to turn the tide and preserve the world’s greatest and arguably most important habitat for future generations WORDS MIRIAM CAIN

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The current state of our ocean has been described as “the largest solvable problem on the planet,” and with organizations all over the world dedicated to combatting the various issues, the future looks increasingly optimistic. Whether conducting scientific studies, campaigning for change or simply creating protected marine areas, the following organizations have their own approach in the fight to keep our ocean healthy. Whether you prefer one approach over another, it’s time for everyone to do their part in ocean conservation, so which is right for you?

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B Clare Brook CEO, The Blue Marine Foundation The Blue Marine Foundation works globally to combat and find solutions to the biggest threat to the ocean: the destruction of marine life. bluemarinefoundation.com

In your view, what is the most pressing issue facing our ocean, both immediately and in the longer term? B Biodiversity and climate are inextricably linked in the ocean; it is the complex web of life that enables the ocean to absorb carbon dioxide and release oxygen. Yet through the mass extraction of marine life and mass destruction of habitats, we are systematically stripping the ocean of the very life that regulates our climate and provides every second breath.

S Shelley Brown Director, Sailors for the Sea Sailors for the Sea, powered by Oceana, is the world’s leading ocean conservation organization that engages, educates and activates the sailing and boating community toward restoring ocean health. sailorsforthesea.org

S The ocean is one of the most effective buffers against climate change, but as more carbon is absorbed by the ocean, it becomes acidic, reducing the capacity for absorbing fossil fuel emissions. Y Climate change presents the greatest threat to ocean health. It is making the ocean hotter, promoting acidification and reducing dissolved oxygen levels.

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I Tony Gilbert, Program Director Jay Wade, Chairman The International SeaKeepers Society The International SeaKeepers Society facilitates marine research, conservation and education by linking the yachting and boating community with the scientific community. seakeepers.org

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Y Zoran Selakovic Director, YachtAid Global YachtAid Global provides unified humanitarian and conservation aid across global coastal communities. yachtaidglobal.org

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There are many organizations advocating for ocean conservation. What makes yours different? B Blue Marine works to achieve genuine, lasting impacts and apply a range of different solutions to any problem, be they political, scientific, financial, investigative, legal or by using innovative media. Sailors for the Sea empowers individuals to make an immediate positive impact with three programs – the Green Boating Initiative, Clean Regattas and Kids Environmental Lesson Plans (KELP) – and invites everyone to be part of Oceana’s international movement to win policy victories that will restore ocean abundance and biodiversity. S

Y At YachtAid Global we focus on the unified approach to ocean conservation: integrating humanitarian and conservation elements.

What more do you believe that the yachting industry should be doing to promote ocean health? B The yachting sector must urgently address its use of fossil fuels by switching to fuel cells and sustainable sources of power such as wind and solar. Sustainable power at sea would also address the relatively unpublicized issue of ocean noise.

S The industry can be a strong voice supporting policies that will restore ocean health, such as reducing the production of throwaway plastics, stopping the expansion of offshore drilling and protecting marine habitat and endangered marine life. I Along with following SeaKeepers’ Green Guide to Boating, yacht owners can participate in Scientist-led Expeditions, wherein their yacht can act as a research vessel to get scientists out on the water to conduct field research. Owners and crew can also join citizen science initiatives and collect much-needed data during their usual cruising itineraries, with no science professionals on board.

Can yachting ever really be sustainable? I In time, the industry will no doubt be able to develop viable alternatives to diesel engines. Whereas electric cars were far and few between a decade ago, a number of shipyards are beginning to head in the same direction. Propulsion systems, fuel efficiency, and emissions are only one facet of sustainable yachting. Proper waste management, the elimination of single-use plastics, better antifouling methods, and safe anchoring are just a few examples of how yachting can be more sustainable.

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Photo Arushadh Ahmed B All yachts must avoid anchoring on sensitive habitats such as coral reefs and seagrass. Seagrass absorbs carbon dioxide 35 times faster than rainforests, but careless anchoring rips up these ancient seagrass meadows by the roots. Y Yes, but only with a very deliberate and focused action that encompasses the entire lifecycle of a yacht – with greater emphasis on yacht operations than currently performed.

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Blue Marine Foundation, Jersey Aerial view of Laamu Maabaidhoo mangrove and channel in the Maldives Blue Marine Foundation employees conducting coral reef surveys Mating velvet swimming crabs, Farne Islands, Northumberland, UK

How can yacht owners and charterers be an ally in your work? I Owners and charterers play a very important role in SeaKeepers’ DISCOVERY Yacht Program. From hosting scientists onboard to facilitating floating classrooms to participating in beach and dive clean-ups, there are a multitude of ways in which owners and charterers can support SeaKeepers. Y Yacht owners are in a unique position to set focus and vision for their yachting program, emphasizing corporate social responsibility which empowers yacht captains and crews to participate in our programs. Charterers should consider joining local initiatives that contribute toward the communities in which they are cruising.

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How can we as individuals contribute to sustaining and protecting our ocean? B Every individual has power as a voter and campaigner for protective environmental policies. We also have choices as consumers, from choosing sustainably caught local fish or invasive species like lionfish to eating farmed mussels that regenerate biodiversity. S As individuals we can use our powerful voices to help advance local and national policies that will protect our ocean, including supporting the elimination of single-use plastics, preventing the expansion of offshore drilling, stopping bottom trawling and protecting fragile marine ecosystems. We can also use our consumer power to support companies that care about their environmental impact. I Individual action is the key. No one entity can fix the issues facing the ocean. Only by everyone taking individual actions towards sustainability will we ever succeed.

Looking ahead, what do you hope to achieve over the next 12 months? B Further development of our cutting-edge divisions of Blue Marine, which include BLUE Carbon, BLUE Economics, BLUE Investigations and BLUE Legal. S Along with expanding our Skippers program, we are focusing on helping sailing centers and yacht clubs become plastic-free zones. I A major goal is to be a big part of the Seabed 2030 initiative, by utilizing our DISCOVERY Yacht fleet to map as much of the Seabed, or seafloor, as possible. By connecting a small device no bigger than a cell phone, a yacht or vessel can log the data that is collected when using a depth finder. Y Each year we stand ready to engage in times of severe disasters that strike remote coastal communities.

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What has been the biggest breakthrough in ocean conservation that you have witnessed in recent years? B The creation of vast marine protected areas has been a major breakthrough. Although only 7.8% of the world’s ocean is protected, this is a huge increase from less than 1% a decade ago. Proving the financial viability of protecting a marine area versus opening it to industrial fishing vessels has been of paramount importance. Another major breakthrough is the ongoing discovery of carbon stored in the seabed. When fully quantified, this will change the nature of how we value ocean biodiversity and will make destructive fishing methods not only unacceptable from a scientific point of view, but economically unviable. I From a purely scientific standpoint, eDNA (environmental DNA) has been a game-changer. While there are many tried and true methods for detecting marine life, both big and small, eDNA can identify species that have passed through the area by the residual DNA left behind in a water sample.

Is there one person in the yachting arena who you would like to highlight? B Peter Lürssen has been a visionary supporter of ocean conservation. We hope the whole sector follows his lead and generously supports the creation of huge marine protected areas. S Through several circumnavigations, professional sailor Dee Caffari has witnessed the human impact on the ocean firsthand. During the 2017-2018 Volvo Ocean Race, Dee led the “Turn the Tide on Plastic” team that focused on increasing awareness about plastic pollution. I SeaKeepers has worked with so many extraordinary people, both owners and crew, in the yachting arena that it’s impossible to highlight only one person that has made a difference in our mission.

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Boasting many unique features, MIRABELLA offers all those who step on board the ultimate luxury charter experience WORDS MIRIAM CAIN

01 Every inch of MIRABELLA's 157-feet (47.9m) exhibits fine detailing and exceptional craftsmanship

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The highly sought-after charter yacht MIRABELLA was built by Trinity Yachts with interior design by Scott Carpenter. Delivered in 2004 and substantially refit in 2018, every inch of this 157' (47.9m) vessel exhibits fine detailing and exceptional craftsmanship. Boasting many unique features, including plenty of shaded and open lounging areas, a large swim platform, and sundeck with a Jacuzzi flanked by sunpads, MIRABELLA offers every guest the ultimate charter experience. MIRABELLA welcomes up to 12 guests in five wellappointed staterooms. Whether chartering with a group of friends or family, as soon as you step on board you will be blown away by her three decks of unadulterated luxury. Settle into the main-deck master suite while fellow guests are shown to their very own comfortable rooms, which include three double staterooms and a twin-bed stateroom on the lower deck.

Once acclimated, guests will most likely be keen to head straight into the water, whether in the sundeck Jacuzzi or directly into the ocean from the swim platform or, even better, via the inflatable slide. Those on the sundeck can soak up some rays on the sunpads or sit back and relax in the shaded lounging area, enjoying refreshing drinks from the sit-up bar. It won’t be long before you are tempted into the water yourself by the plethora of water toys the crew set up for a morning of fun. Lunch on board is generally a communal alfresco affair and served buffet-style on the upper aft deck. While you enjoy a leisurely meal prepared by MIRABELLA’s talented chef, the crew can set up the skylounge or main salon for an afternoon movie with the children. Once the sun’s heat begins to wane, step out on deck for more relaxation, or perhaps head ashore in the 37' Intrepid tender to explore your surroundings. The crew on MIRABELLA is well-known for their exemplary service, so why not ask them to set up a treasure hunt on the beach to keep the children entertained while the rest of the charter party enjoy sundowners. Back on board, the frivolity continues with drinks on the sundeck before dinner. If the weather isn’t agreeable, the formal dining area on MIRABELLA located on the yacht’s main deck offers stunning views through large windows, allowing guests to appreciate their surroundings from an alternate vantage point. After a sumptuous dinner, retire to the skylounge for a drink at the bar and a game of cards, or simply sit back with your friends and family and recap your amazing day while anticipating the exciting experiences to come in the days ahead.

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MIRABELLA Length 157'(47.9m) Builder Trinity Yachts Year 2004/2018 Guests 12 Crew 9 Summer Cruising Area Central America, South America, Costa Rica & Alaska Prices from $160,000 per week + expenses

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01 U-Boat Worx Nemo 2 Designed for smaller superyacht use, the NEMO range from U-Boat Worx is, in fact, the smallest member of the U-Boat fleet. Reaching depths of up to 330 feet (100m), the NEMO 2 offers everything required for most coastal adventures, all wrapped up in a lightweight package and fitting into a storage space the size of two jet skis side by side. – Max depth 330’ (100m) Speed 3 knots Passengers Pilot + 1 Endurance 8 hours Length 9’2” (2.8m) Width 7’6” (2.31m) Height 5’ (1.55m) Weight 5,510lbs (2,500kg)

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For those seeking to brave the deep, a rich world of marine life awaits. Navigator dives into the world of submersibles to find the best one for your superyacht WORDS MIRIAM CAIN

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02 Triton 3300/6 For those looking to explore uncharted depths in a larger group, Triton’s 3300/6 pushes to the limits of recreational submersible use. It is also the first submersible to feature the world’s largest special acrylic pressure hull and, uniquely for a submersible with such depth range, can be deployed using standard tender lifting arrangements. This model is a great fit for larger megayachts and explorer vessels. – Max depth 3,300’ (1,000m) Speed 3 knots Passengers Pilot + 5 Endurance 10+ hours Length 14’9” (4.55m) Width 11’8” (3.6m) Height 7’9” (2.4m) Weight 24,300lbs (11,000kg) 03 Triton Project Neptune Project Neptune is the result of a collaboration between Triton and sports car maker Aston Martin. Combining some of the technologies developed for road and track with the practical and technical elements of deep-sea exploration, the stylish model also boasts a custom interior with hand-stitched leather and carbon-fiber trim. – Max depth 1,640’ (500m) Speed 5 knots Passengers Pilot + 2 Endurance 8 hours Length 13’45” (4.1m) Width 9’35” (2.85m) Height 6’23” (1.9m) Weight 9,200lbs (4,200kg)

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04 U-Boat Worx Super Yacht Sub 3 Specifically designed to fit on board a smaller superyacht, U-Boat Worx’ Super Yacht Sub 3 is compact and versatile. The superyacht-friendly sub features flexible lifting points and is also relatively low weight. Carrying up to three passengers to depths of up to 1,000 feet (300m), you can now explore the icy waters of Antarctica in safe and comfortable surroundings. – Max depth 1,000’ (300m) Speed 3 knots Passengers Pilot + 2 Endurance 12 hours Length 10’5” (3.2m) Width 8’ (2.44m) Height 5’7” (1.74m) Weight 8,400lbs (3,800kg)

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05 Triton 1650/3 Low Profile Another model designed specifically for superyacht use, Triton’s 1650/3 Low Profile is the lightest and most compact three-person submersible available. Perfectly formed to fit inside most superyacht tender garages, the 1650/3 can easily be launched using tender cranes. Despite its relatively low weight and small size, however, it can still dive to depths of up to 1,640 feet (500m). – Max depth 1,640’ (500m) Speed 3 knots Passengers Pilot + 2 Endurance 12 hours Length 10’5” (3.2m) Width 8’7” (2.6m) Height 5’9” (1.8m) Weight 8,800lbs (4,000kg) 06 U-Boat Worx Super Sub Capable of speeds of up to eight knots, the Super Sub has been designed for an owner looking for a more immersive and interactive experience, keeping pace and gliding alongside marine life as they go about their lives. Featuring a missile-shaped body that cuts through the water with the help of four powerful thrusters and a hydrodynamic wing design, the Super Sub is capable of diving to depths of 1,000 feet (300m). – Max depth 1,000’ (300m) Speed 8 knots Passengers Pilot + 2 Endurance 8 hours Length 17’4” (5.3m) Width 9’8” (3m) Height 7’5” (2.3m) Weight 19,800lbs (9,000kg)

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Navigator discovers the hottest oceanside openings where sustainability is high on the agenda W O R D S D A N I E L WA D E

01 Hotel La Palma Capri, Italy It may have been around for 200 years, but following major renovations, Capri’s first-ever hotel is set to re-open for the summer season. With fifty spacious rooms, each with its own balcony, the all-white property is the first Italian hotel to fall under the Oetker Collection umbrella. Given that their pedigreed portfolio already includes the Eden Rock in St Barths and the Hôtel du Cap-Eden-Roc in Antibes, there is no doubt that the Hotel La Palma will become a firm favorite for the yachting crowd cruising one of the most iconic islands in the Mediterranean. oetkercollection.com

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02 Emerald Faarufushi Resort & Spa Raa Atoll, Maldives Set on a 14.8-acre island in the Raa Atoll, the Emerald Faarufushi Resort & Spa has been developed – and will operate – in a responsible and sustainable way. Designed to celebrate the beauty of the surrounding environment, the resort comprises 80 villas, including one Presidential Villa, along with a spa with eight wellness suites, a steam room and yoga pavilion. Day-to-day initiatives include limiting plastic usage, using bicycles to navigate the island, composting waste and using solar panels for energy. emerald-faarufushi.com

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03 Borgo Santandrea Amalfi Coast, Italy Technically, the Borgo Santandrea opened in 2021, but with the ever-changing travel restrictions in Italy, this haven’s debut didn’t receive the attention it deserves. In typical Amalfi style, the property is perched on a clifftop 90 meters above sea level, with spectacular views over the coastline from just about every vantage point. The resort’s 29 rooms and 16 suites feature scenic terraces that spill out onto stylish gardens cascading down the cliffside to a private sandy beach – the only one of its kind on the Amalfi Coast. borgosantandrea.it

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04 Villa Passalacqua Lake Como, Italy It may not be a cruising destination for superyachts, but nevertheless, the classic destination of Lake Como is a firm favorite of the yachting crowd. Adding to an impressive inventory of Lake Como hotels, the Passalacqua is located in a renovated 18th-century villa that sits above the village of Moltrasio with gardens that run down to the lakeshore. It joins sister property Grand Hotel Tremezzo, one of the world’s most iconic hotels, whose team is responsible for the major renovation. Expect lakeside tennis courts and an open-air cinema, along with 24 suites, a spa and gym. grandhoteltremezzo.com

05 One&Only Aesthesis Athens, Greece Following One&Only’s European opening of the One&Only Montenegro in 2021, this year sees a new Grecian escape opening its doors on the Athenian Riviera. The One&Only Aesthesis is a private oceanfront estate that includes a beach club, restaurants and a Chenot spa. Guests are accommodated in secluded villas with private pools designed in natural stone and timber in a style that is in keeping with the resort’s stunning surroundings. oneandonlyresorts.com

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10 Heidi Klein Sunset maxi dress heidiklein.com 11 Bea Bongiasca Curl Vine earrings beabongiasca.com 12 Bottega Veneta Mini Jodie bag bottegavenetta.com 13 Oscar de la Renta embellished clip-on earrings mytheresa.com 14 Bottega Veneta Espadrilles bottegaveneta.com 15 Jimmy Choo Reed sandals jimmychoo.com 16 Eres Paris Aquarelle swimsuit eresparis.com 17 Evarae Cassandra swimsuit evarae.com

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10 Bennett Winch luggage tag bennettwinch.com 11 Bennett Winch weekender bag bennettwinch.com 12 Bremont S300 watch bremont.com 13 Purdey grain leather folio purdey.com 14 Smythson Panama notebook & rollerball pen smythson.com 15 Armani plaited suede sandals armani.com 16 Frescobol Carioca Angelo shirt & Carlos sunglasses frescobolcarioca.com 17 Frescobol Carioca Aurelio shirt, Oscar Chino trousers & Carlos sunglasses frescobolcarioca.com

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Is space travel really accessible to civilians? Navigator takes a look at the three leading space tourism operators paving the way for the ultimate bucket list adventure for mankind WORDS MIKE ESPINDLE

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While actor William Shatner and TV personality Michael Strahan are among the first and most recent notable “civilians” to travel to space and return, those with the gumption and funds are lining up for what many consider to be the ultimate bucket list bragging rights. Given the differences, goals and experiences of the three leading space tourism operators and their visionary founders, you might want to consider multiple checkboxes to tick. Before you start mixing your Tang, the leading civilians-in-space programs offer varying experiences, but any potential space cadet should consider these three factors as they get involved. Cost Of course, the cost is the first question anyone would ask, but perhaps the most difficult to nail down, as there are multiple potential missions each operator can – or plan to – make available to the public. Virgin Galactic’s core suborbital offerings start at $450,000 per ticket, Blue Origin auctions tickets on their flights (and have reported $100 million in sales), and SpaceX’s very robust planned mission to the International Space Station is reported to have garnered $55 million for each of three advance public tickets. Training Again, depending on the mission you want to go along with, the training involved can vary. Blue Origin claims they can train passengers in just two days for suborbital flights; Virgin Galactic lists three days of passenger preparation at its Spaceport America facility in New Mexico. SpaceX’s recent civilian mission for Earth orbit required an intensive 5-month training period.

Waiting Lists Virgin Galactic is the only operator reviewed that has shared a waiting list (600 people). But, by and large, barring any jockeying and reselling of tickets already in the pipeline, you’re looking at 2024 or 2025 for the next public opportunities. 01 The view of the SpaceX Dragon seen from from the ISS 02 Blue Origin New Shepard mssion profile 02

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Elon Musk’s Disruptor Like its iconoclastic founder, SpaceX has big plans. The operation doesn’t necessarily want to stop with some fun space tourism; it wants to essentially become NASA’s private sector arm and shuttle satellites and cargo up and back into space as well as providing access to select missions to the paying public. There are plans afoot for suborbital flights as well as orbital flights around the Earth and Moon, flights to the International Space Station (ISS), even plans for Mars. As such, SpaceX is developing multiple spacecraft, including the seven-person Dragon spacecraft, which has 32 successful launches and 28 trips to the International Space Station under its belt. In 2021, four civilians joined a three-day orbital flight around the Earth at an altitude of 363 miles. In deep space, SpaceX vehicles have traveled at hypersonic speeds up to 24,600 mph. Pricing varies on the mission, tickets for the upcoming voyage to the ISS reportedly sold for $55 million each; total flight time is variable depending on the mission; wait list is undisclosed. spacex.com

Blue Origin Jeff Bezos’ Blue Moon As one of three passengers riding aboard Blue Origin’s reusable New Shepard spacecraft along with the three professional crewmembers, you’ll get a more cinematically-expected taste of space travel. You blast off in a two-stage rocket from a gantry at Blue Origin’s headquarters outside of El Paso, Texas. The coneshaped New Shepard rides on top of a powerful booster rocket that generates the significant thrust to propel the craft into space (at speeds over 2,200 mph). The booster rocket is designed to detach from the capsule as it continues its journey to 66 miles up. Vistas, weightlessness...you get the drill. Enjoy it all before New Shepard succumbs to gravity’s force and heads back to Earth, slowed by three deployed parachutes for a soft landing at 15 mph. Blue Origin is working on multiple new vehicles as well, including a Blue Moon Lunar Lander, which hints at the far-reaching intentions of the famously cards-close-to-the-chest Jeff Bezos. Tickets are auctioned, one reported bid was $28 million; total flight time: 11 minutes; wait list is unreported but described as sizeable. blueorigin.com 03 Dragon spacecraft of the private American company SpaceX in space 04 Blue Origin, take-off and landing 05 Unity gliding home after it suborbital flight

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Virgin Galactic Brought to you by Richard Branson From its facilities in New Mexico, Richard Branson’s Virgin Galactic operation brings passengers into suborbital flight and back in a unique fashion, which extends the overall length of the mission, start-to-finish. The new SpaceShipTwo craft, dubbed Unity, rides on the underbelly of the White Knight Two “mothership” aircraft. The combo takes off from a runway, like a traditional airplane, until reaching 50,000 feet (about 9.4 miles). At this point, the Unity spacecraft detaches from the mothership and its rocket makes a 70-second burn, hyperjumping the speed to 2,500 mph. The rocket thrust is cut, and passengers are essentially aboard a projectile that pierces the veil of Earth’s atmosphere, rising to 328,000 feet, which is just over 62 miles. (Anything over 50 miles earns you your astronaut wings, according to NASA, and the so-called Kármán line, a more international definition of where space begins, is at 62 miles). You will experience unmatched planetary vistas from the darkness of space, as well a period of weightlessness on the voyage. The Unity spacecraft re-enters the Earth’s atmosphere and lands on its own, like NASA’s Space Shuttle. The craft’s rudders are minimized for re-entry and then extended at 70,000 feet (about 13 miles) for a smooth-glide landing on Virgin Galactic’s runway. Prices start at $450,000; total flight time: 2-3 hours (approximately 15 minutes of suborbital space flight); 600-person wait list. virgingalactic.com

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01 Chopard Add a touch of color to any outfit with Chopard’s Rose of Caroline pink diamond ring. Featuring a radiant cut – an exceptionally 70-facetted variant of the rectangular cut – the Rose of Caroline pink diamond is set in Fairminedcertified ethical 18ct white and rose gold, enhanced by two heart-shaped 2.03ct and 1.95ct rubies and a micro-setting of white and pink diamonds.

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02 Assael Assael’s earrings feature a pair of round South Sea natural color cultured pearls and four marquise-cut Aquamarines from Madagascar for a starstudded combination. 03 Assael Assael’s Tassel Lariat Sautoir necklace adds elegance to any outfit with a collection of magnificent Akoya Pearls and highlights of responsibly-sourced Precious Sardinian Coral.

04 Picchiotti Bring some fun to every outfit with Picchiotti’s signature Xpandable “Glee” bracelets in 18kt gold with diamonds in your choice of lapis, turquoise, coral or white ceramic. Stack them for the ultimate look. 05 Stephen Silver Fine Jewelry From Stephen Silver in California, these apatite hoop earrings are perfect for a dreamy day relaxing on your yacht. They feature approximately 20ct mixed cut vivid blue apatite gems set in black rhodiumplated 18kt gold. 06 Henry Jacques Presented in a patented Clic-Clac accessory, which is handcrafted in 18kt gold, titanium or carbon with titanium, Henry Jacques’ solid fragrance is currently available in any of the 50 scents of the French perfumer’s Les Classiques line.

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01 Richard Mille Richard Mille’s RM-35-03 Automatic Rafael Nadal, “The Butterfly Effect” brings a patented innovation – its namesake butterfly rotor – that enables you to control the movement’s winding speed in concert with how you choose to push your boundaries. Consider it your own version of four-wheel drive on your wrist, ready for when you wish to explore new trails.

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02 Breitling The beloved Navitimer celebrates its 70th anniversary with a new look. Designed to perform necessary flight calculations, Breitling reunites with the Aircraft Owners and Pilots Association to once again celebrate their shared legacy in the iconic pilots’ watch. 03 IWC For plotting your next adventure, the IWC Top Gun Pilot’s Watch adds the house’s first creation with a Ceratanium bracelet – a titanium alloy that is 30% lighter than steel. Since you are moving fast, The Big Pilot’s Watch Perpetual Calendar features easy time zone changes, so you won’t be distracted. Accuracy means your timepiece will deviate by just one day after 577.5 years. 04 Zenith Inspired by the Japanese manga and anime series, The Chronomaster Revival A384 Lupin The Third – Final Edition completes this limited edition by combining dials from the two prior special pieces. A semi-glossy black dial with grey counters and golden markers and hands joins a white dial with black counters. An engraving of expert marksman and adventurer Daisuke Jigen can be seen through its sapphire case back.

05 Ulysse Nardin “Exploration is nothing but everything,” says watchmaker Ulysse Nardin of the 330component Blast Hourstriker. This innovation moves the chiming mechanism to the dial side to provide even higher quality output. Based on the new UN-621 caliber, it is the house’s first in-house automatic striking manufacture movement. More than that, it is powered by a flying tourbillon equipped with a variable-inertia balance wheel, a silicon hairspring, anchor and escape wheel.

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06 Parmigiani Fleurier Pocket watches have been a necessary accomplice of explorers and invaders since the 16th century, and Parmigiani Fleurier celebrates its 25th anniversary with this one-of-a-kind 64mm La Rose Carrée in white gold. The original movement was made by legendary watchmaker Louis-Elisée Piguet around 1898 and, after careful restoration, powers this rare find. Every 15 minutes, it chimes the number of quarters. It also chimes the number of hours, quarters and minutes on demand.

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07 Ulysse Nardin Ulysse Nardin’s ultra-design version of one of its historical astronomical complications: the Moonstruck is housed in the geometrical case of a Blast.

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Culture, adventure, nature and more. Take in the best the remote world has to offer during the trip of a lifetime with Northrop & Johnson and NetJets WORDS MIRIAM CAIN

Imagine a globe-trotting expedition combining private flights with superyacht cruising, where the journey is as much of a highlight as the destinations themselves. Cruise aboard superyachts and stay at world-class properties, gaining insights into local cultures and even giving back a little along the way. Obviously, we all appreciate the natural world and want to explore its wonders, and equally we all like a bit of culture, but perhaps not too relentlessly. The following itinerary strikes a balance in variety and interest from natural wonders to ancient civilizations, with a little bit of relaxation in between. 01 The Bombardier Global 7500 is NetJets’ newest and largest ultralong-range aircraft with a nautical mile range that brings most of the globe within reach, including nonstop capability from Jordan to New York.

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1 Machu Picchu, Peru Great Barrier Reef, Australia 8 Malé, Maldives

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Easter Island, Chile 3 Tahiti, French Polynesia Angkor Wat, Cambodia 6 Paro, Bhutan 7 Agra, India 9 Kilimanjaro, Tanzania 10 Aqaba, Jordan

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New York or San Francisco, USA Day 1 Our adventure begins with the first night in one of two iconic American cities, meeting your team with a welcome dinner and a stay at either The Lowell (New York) or The Battery (San Francisco).

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Machu Picchu, Peru Days 2 – 4 Fly to Cusco, the gateway to Peru’s Inca heritage, and hike the Inca Trail in style. Take a private train to Machu Picchu, accompanied by private guides, and explore this legendary Inca citadel. Stay at the Belmond Palacio Nazarenas hotel.

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Fly to the fabled Easter Island, located 2,200 miles off the coast of Chile. Discover ancient ruins with resident archaeologists and delve into the theories surrounding the colossal stone statues left by the island’s ancient Polynesian societies. Explore volcanic calderas and windswept grasslands. Be sure to catch the sunrise over this enigmatic landscape. Stay at the Nayara Hangaroa.

After so much nature and culture, it’s time for a little relaxation. Embark aboard your luxury superyacht and explore the timeless beauty of the volcanic Society Islands, seemingly marooned in the South Pacific Ocean. From the cosmopolitan island of Tahiti, cruise to the densely vegetated mountainous island of Bora Bora. Pass through the Te Ava Nui Pass and Pai Pai Pass into the lagoon that surrounds the islands of Raiatea and Taha’a, and venture past the Motu Iriru to Huahine. Along the way, take the time to discover an underwater world home to one of the world’s richest marine ecosystems.

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Continue across the Pacific, crossing the international date line as you fly from French Polynesia to Australia. Sitting roughly on the 180-degree line of longitude in the middle of the Pacific Ocean, everything to the west of the date line is one day ahead of everything to the east, so you will lose a day when flying.

From Cairns, it is a short transfer to Port Douglas and your superyacht waiting to explore the unparalleled marine ecosystem of the Great Barrier Reef. One of the most biologically rich places on the planet, the UNESCO World Heritage site comprises more than 1,200 miles of islands, submerged reefs, and vast expanses of coral. Snorkel among rainbow-colored corals and schools of fish, and help with a sea turtle conservation program. Ashore, the Daintree Rainforest provides another staggering amount of biodiversity, estimated to be 180 million years old and the Earth’s oldest rainforest. Explore this World Heritage site with knowledgeable local guides.

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Fly to the town of Siem Reap and discover the stunning Angkor Wat Temple complex spanning some 500 acres. One of ancient civilization’s greatest architectural achievements, the capital of the Khmer Empire with its ornate towers and courtyards is a reflection of the ambition and ingenuity of the Khmer dynasty in an age when the western world was still living in mud huts and ignorance. Stay at the Raffles Grand Hotel d’Angkor for an extra dollop of post-colonial elegance.

Swap the hot and humid jungle for the remote Himalayan kingdom of Bhutan. Acclimatize to your new settings and a very different climate (Bhutan is 7,200 feet above sea level) as you explore Paro, perhaps joining locals for a cultural festival and meeting the resident monks at the Paro Dzong. After a peaceful night at the Zhiwa Ling hotel, take a vigorous hike up to the Temple Tiger’s Nest monastery. At 10,200 feet, this is Bhutan’s most famous pilgrimage site and well worth a visit.

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Agra & the Taj Mahal, India Days 20 – 21 Sill wearing your cultural hat, fly on to Agra and enjoy views of the iconic Taj Mahal from The Oberoi Amarvilas, your hotel for the night. Explore the sandstone Agra Fort with its maze of palaces and courtyards, and watch the sun set over its burnt red walls. Wake early for a guided tour of the Taj itself, capturing unforgettable images of the palace as the sun rises.

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Malé, Maldives Days 22 – 26 After a few fast-paced days, travel to a place where there is nothing to do except relax. From chilling on deck to sunbathing on the beach to the “strenuous” activities of diving, fishing and all manner of watersports, the Maldives lends itself to tuning out and relaxing. Step aboard your superyacht in the Port of Malé, cruise through the North Malé Atoll and then anchor off the boutique island resort of Baros. Around one in ten of the Maldives’ approximately 1,200 coral islands are inhabited by luxury resorts, and aboard a superyacht you can easily flit from resort to resort trying the best of them, exploring uninhabited islands, remote dive sites and fishing grounds that are inaccessible to all but the water traveler along the way.

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Kilimanjaro & Serengeti National Park Days 27 – 29 Fly to Kilimanjaro and on to the Serengeti National Park, one of the world’s greatest wildlife destinations. Home to the legendary “big five,” head out on a game drive across the Serengeti Plain and discover rhinoceros, elephants, lions, leopards, and Africa’s greatest concentration of zebras and wildebeest. Stay at the Four Seasons Safari Lodge Serengeti for a touch of luxury in the Savannah.

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Aqaba & Petra, Jordan Days 30 – 31 Having seen the best of natural history, travel on to Petra for some human history. Located in the hinterland between Arabia, Egypt and the Levant, Petra was once the thriving capital of the little-known Nabataean tribe. Abandoned by them in the seventh century AD, the half-built city was re-discovered in 1812 and has since become one of the world’s most famous ancient archaeological sites. Discover some of Petra’s most iconic sites, including the Treasury and royal tombs, and religious temples dating back some 2,000 years. While there, take the opportunity to encounter the Bedouin communities based nearby and learn about their traditions. Stay at the Mövenpick Resort Petra. Fly from Jordan to the US (East Coast approx. 12 hours flight time, West Coast approx. 15 hours flight time) or, if you prefer, fly on to Europe for further adventures.

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01 Rivian R1S SUV Prices from $70,000 The pivot from a ground-breaking all-electric pick-up to an all-electric SUV seems like a natural progression for Irvine, California-based maker Rivian, and the R1S is slated for release sometime this year. But, Rivian has begun taking pre-order deposits on the full-size SUV for as little as $1,000. The large, beefy battery will provide an estimated 316-mile range (slightly more than the R1T truck’s current 314-mile range) and enough performance and torque to handle even the most challenging off-road scenarios: water-fording, rock crawls, handling rough terrain with 14.9-inch clearance, you name it. And, with an electrified auto’s signature quickness out of the gate that delivers a 0-to-60mph in about 3 seconds, you’ll enjoy some decidedly sporty handling. A $10,000 max battery pack option, which ups the range to 400-plus miles, is planned for 2023. rivian.com

02 Rolls-Royce Spectre Prices estimated to start at $300,00 As a stately, traditional luxury car builder, you’d expect Rolls-Royce to be last in line for aggressive electrification. But the company recently committed to electrifying its entire lineup by the end of the decade and has shared some plans for its first all-electric model, the Spectre, which will hit in 2023. Spectre details are still bubbling to the surface, but by all indications, it will be a two-door coupe and will be based on the modular architecture of the existing Phantom, Cullinan, and Ghost models. While these deliberately obfuscating concept pictures only hint at the styling, the Spectre looks to be leaning into the sportier side of Rolls-Royce (think the existing Wraith). Company executives have confirmed that the ultimate electrical powertrain used will have to match up with the legendary, wafting, ample available power of the company’s V-12 models. Earlier electric concepts from Rolls-Royce projected a 124-mile range, but battery technology is ever-evolving, and the 2023 Spectre is expected to compete ably on that front. rolls-roycemotorcars.com

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03 Mercedes-Benz EQS450+ Prices from $102,310 With the new year, Mercedes-Benz’s show-stopper announcement of the slick Vision EQXX sport sedan concept with a planned 1,000km (about 620mile) range caught some attention. This range efficiency is partially created by aerodynamic design and new lightweight materials, but, it is a “concept” car, and is banking on ongoing advances in battery technology to make that mark. In the meantime, MB’s current top all-electric vehicle is the EQS450+ sedan that wraps a 245kW, 329hp, 417lb-ft torque PSM electrical power plant that provides a 350-mile range into a decidedly elegant S Class-worthy driving experience with all the interior luxury you’d expect. mbusa.com

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04 Porsche Taycan GTS Turismo Prices from $133,300 For many performance-driving fans, the debut of Porsche’s Taycan all-electric sports sedan in 2019 presented one of the first compelling cases for switching to alternative power. The German automaker set a very high bar and with the new GTS Turismo, which presents the appeal of the Taycan in a roomier “shooting brake” format, they are aiming even higher. While the range for the GTS Turismo is still unannounced (the core Taycan sedan provides a 225-mile range that can be squeezed to 282 miles with an optional performance battery), this screamer’s hatchback and 15.7 cubic feet of rear storage with the rear seats down makes it decidedly practical. Its handling, performance and quick hyperjump from 0 to 60mph makes it decidedly Porsche. porsche.com

05 Fisker Ocean Prices from $68,000 Fisker started its life as a bespoke “coachbuilder” operation under the guidance of automotive icon Henrik Fisker, but it was also a very early-in producer of a particularly sporty all-electric roadster, the Karma, which debuted way back in 2011. The Karma’s battery supplier went belly-up, but the firm has quickly pivoted to the upcoming Ocean SUV, a production-intent concept. Plans are to commence production later this year at the Magna-Steyr carbon-neutral factory in Austria for 2023 deliveries. In addition to an allelectric power plant, premium models of the Ocean will feature a unique SolarSky panel roof that can add between 1,500 and 2,000 miles a year to the estimated 250 to 350-mile range (depending on the model). The entry-level Ocean has a single electric motor, is only two-wheel-drive, does not include the solar panel roof, and provides the lower end of the range spectrum. But the first 5,000 versions will be titled Fisker Ocean One and will feature sport dual electric power plants, four-wheel-drive and extended off-road capability, the SolarSky roof, and the highest range numbers. That’s the one to keep your eyes on, and Fisker is offering reserve deposits of $250 dollars via its website. fiskerinc.com

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Master the art of tradition and innovation with Louis XIII Cognac. WORDS MIRIAM CAIN

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Louis XIII Cognac traces its roots to 1874 when this legendary spirit was first created by Paul-Emile Rémy Martin. Since then, the brand has mastered the art of combining tradition with visionary innovation through each Cellar Master. To become a Louis XIII Cellar Master is to understand the true meaning of collaboration and patience, and no one knows this better than Baptiste Loiseau, the current and 7th generation of Cellar Masters. Drawing on knowledge handed down by generations of Louis XIII experts, Baptiste has the privilege of working with the finest eaux-de-vie that his predecessors laid down decades ago, just as he is now setting aside the very best eauxde-vie produced by today’s Grande Champagne successors. How do you feel when tasting Louis XIII? For me, when I am tasting Louis XIII I am immediately transported to my grandmother’s kitchen and sharing simple culinary delights. It evokes the floral notes of dried rose petals and the sweetness of jam being made in a big copper. I am always touched when others recall such vivid memories, often with deep emotion. This is the magic of Louis XIII, a moment shared around an exceptional cognac that frees our memories. What is your relationship to the Grande Champagne terroir? I was born and raised here, just a few miles from the House of Louis XIII. The picturesque landscape of hills and valleys, low stone walls and rows of vines is also a land of contrasts where the dark grey earth is juxtaposed against the chalky limestone walls that dazzle in the sunlight. When you are in the André Hériard Dubreuil Cellar, with its cool penumbra and scents of soil and undergrowth, and you come out into the fresh sunshine, the contrast is striking. How do you prepare yourself to compose the Louis XIII blend? The initial preparation came from Pierrette Trichet, the Cellar Master who passed down to me the knowledge and savoir-faire she, in turn, had received. Then comes a profound knowledge of all the precious eaux-de-vie we hold in our cellars to recreate this complexity. It’s a mixture of science, of course, but also intuition – you have to let yourself go and let Louis XIII lead the way. Is the notion of letting go key to your view of the Louis XIII experience? Yes, when you taste Louis XIII, the imagination is let loose to explore its rich territories. There is no set way to experience it. It’s sharing the moment that matters most and letting the words and feelings flow. 01 The current and 7th generation of Cellar Masters, Baptiste Loiseau 02 Working with the finest eaux-de-vie laid down over the decades

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With 41% more centrally listed yachts than any competitor, Northrop & Johnson is the natural choice when it comes to selling your yacht. When entering the sales market, visibility is vital. In 2021 alone, Northrop & Johnson generated 14,000,000 client views for our fleet, which is more than all yachting MLS combined. Your expert Northrop & Johnson yacht broker, with access to industryleading tools and an expansive global network, combined with the finest marketing and video team, will effectively position your yacht to sell faster and at the best price.

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From exclusive access to historic sites to private chefs cooking up a gastronomic feast, Navigator curates the ultimate trip to Malta and brings you the most unique and intimate insight into the true heart of this magical archipelago

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Begin your curated Malta itinerary in Valletta. Whether you are visiting by yacht or staying ashore, the UNESCO World Heritage capital offers the waterborne the perfect setting berthed in the Grand Harbour Marina, while for those staying ashore the ancient city is also acclaimed for its luxurious accommodation. One of the most concentrated historic areas in the world, Malta, and her sister islands of Gozo and Comino, play host to some of the world’s oldest sites. Visit the temples of Ggantija and Hagar Qim and enjoy the delights of the ancient capital Mdina. Discover over a thousand tombs in the fourthcentury Christian burial chambers of St Paul’s in Rabat, and take an after-hours tour of Valletta’s St. John’s Co-Cathedral and Manuel Theatre. Having worked up an appetite, it’s time to indulge with a carefully curated Taste History experience. Taste History is an opportunity to indulge in traditional Maltese food with recipes from history. Savor dishes created by a team of professional Maltese chefs, in the actual historical venues where Inquisitors, Corsairs, Knights and Libertines have all dined. Alternatively, Malta, Gozo and Comino are also home to some outstanding restaurants with more international cuisine styles. From Michelin-starred restaurants such as De Mondion and Noni, to gourmet cuisine cooked by a private local chef, the island offers a diverse culinary experience. And to accompany such gastronomic excellence, Malta’s burgeoning wine scene includes an array of award-winning vineyards. For exclusive access to the best wines on the island, leave yourself in the capable hands of the experts at Wine Exclusivity and raise a glass to your curated Maltese experience. Whether you are looking for a culinary extravaganza, beautiful beaches and natural delights, or a spot of culture and wellbeing, Malta has a rich variety of curated experiences.

01 The ancient city of Valletta 02 The three islands offer a wealth of attractions 03 Welcoming waters

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dock & dine T H E R O O S T E R , A N T I PA R O S

Discover the low-key vibe of Antiparos at this hidden gem of a property WORDS MIRIAM CAIN

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While cruising the Cyclades, drop anchor and tender ashore to The Rooster Wellness and Lifestyle Resort on the tiny island of Antiparos. Despite its star-studded inhabitants, the island has a low-key vibe. With low-slung hills and shallow coves, along with a tiny port town, it is laid-back and unspoiled compared to its lively neighbor Paros. Located on the island’s undeveloped west coast, The Rooster is the latest addition to the island’s boutique hotel and culinary scene. Surrounded by nothing but nature, a bambooframed path leads waterborne guests from Livadia Bay to the unmistakably Cycladic property nestled within landscaped gardens. Head ashore for lunch at The Restaurant with stunning sea views over the bay and your yacht anchored below. Alternatively, enjoy early evening cocktails at the open-air bar-lounge (sunsets are sensational) before dinner in The Secret Garden. Savor Chef Andreas Nikolakopoulos’ celebration of seasonal, homegrown ingredients in traditional and regional recipes – think fruits and vegetables picked straight from the organic farm – and fresh fish brought daily by the island’s fishermen. The Restaurant at The Rooster is open for breakfast and lunch, while The Secret Garden is open for dinner. Email or call reservations@theroosterantiparos.com +302106726246

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Eat, play, retreat, repeat at this Bahamian gem WORDS MIRIAM CAIN

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Whether you’re looking for a family get-together, a weekend break with friends, or just a romantic getaway, The Cove at Atlantis in The Bahamas could be just the ticket. A tropical climate, celebrity chef dining, luxurious suites, spa, golf, and tennis – what’s not to love? Set on its own peninsula within the family-friendly Atlantis Paradise Island, guests can play at The Atlantis and retreat to the sophisticated all-suite Cove to enjoy everything this resort has to offer. Sleek, contemporary décor and natural, earthy tones lend the sophisticated Cove a grown-up elegance. With first-class service and amenities to match, guests can relax on the white sands of the two private beaches, soak up the atmosphere at the exclusive adults-only Cove Pool, unwind in a private beach-side cabana, enjoy poolside gaming, or escape to the award-winning Mandara Spa. And, as if that’s not enough, the newly renovated Lapis at The Cove, the exclusive club lounge, is also available to guests staying in select Cove suites, offering VIP check-in, access to a dedicated concierge and more. Lapis at the Cove elevates the exclusivity of the elegant retreat, adding an experiential element and personalized service to the high-end amenities already offered. 03

For a seamless luxury travel experience, fly direct to Nassau with NetJets, Northrop & Johnson’s preferred private jet partner. www.netjets.com

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MEDITERRANEAN SUITE SPOTS Well Rested Tack on a few days at either end of your cruising itinerary at Navigator’s pick of the best hotel suites in the Mediterranean WORDS MIRIAM CAIN

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The Princess Grace & Prince Rainier III Diamond Suites 01 Hôtel de Paris, Monte Carlo With two bedrooms, two sitting rooms, a living room, dining room and a large terrace with Jacuzzi and pool, the Princess Grace suite has long been the favorite penthouse along the French Riviera. However, the 8,930sqft Prince Rainier III suite is a worthy royal counterpart. Featuring two bedrooms, a living area and dining room (for 10 guests), and a large split-level terrace with a 32-foot heated infinity pool, this is the place to spend your days languishing in luxury. Vantage point Take in the spectacular views over the Place du Casino and the Mediterranean Sea.

The Penthouse Suite 02 Hôtel Martinez, Cannes Located on the famous Cannes Croisette just steps from the beach, the Hôtel Martinez offers guests a heady mix of Riviera highs with a chilled Mediterranean vibe. Two spacious penthouse suites have the entire seventh floor, spanning 13,455sqft across the indoor and outdoor areas. Intrinsically linked to the history of film, the suites are dedicated to leading figures from the cinematic world, French actress Isabelle Huppert and Thierry Fremaux, General Delegate of the Cannes Film Festival. Each suite features two bedrooms, a lounge area, dining room, sauna and a vast private terrace with panoramic views over the yachts bobbing on the horizon. Top draw The Penthouse Suite is one of the largest in Europe.

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Eden Villa 03 Andronis Arcadia, Santorini Spread over more than 6,000 square feet, the three-story Eden Villa is one for the whole family. Benefitting from the privacy of a villa with all the amenities of the hotel, the six-bedroom property features a fitness center and massage room, along with an impressive outdoor area with two pools and a shaded alfresco dining area. Enjoy Sublime views of the famous Santorini sunset. 03

Suite Duplex Pinède 04 Cheval Blanc, Saint Tropez Designed to embody the French Riviera lifestyle, the Cheval Blanc’s Suite Duplex Pinède is one of the most exclusive suites in Saint Tropez – and it has some stiff competition in the form of La Réserve Ramatuelle, Byblos and Villa Marie. However, the Cheval Blanc has its own distinct identity: the suite, along with the entire property, has been redesigned with a contemporary take on its historic integrity and charm, but most importantly, it has access to one of the best restaurants on the entire Riviera. Senses overload Whether dining at Arnaud Donckele’s three-Michelin-starred restaurant La Vague d’Or or enjoying a treatment at the Guerlain spa, Cheval Blanc hits the sweet spot.

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Eden-Roc Suite 05 Hôtel du Cap-Eden-Roc, Antibes, France As one of the Riviera’s – if not the world’s – most iconic hotels, it is no surprise that the Grand-Hôtel du Cap Ferrat has played host to royalty and celebrities the world over. Especially popular during the Cannes Film Festival, Hollywood A-listers the likes of Madonna, Sharon Stone and Robert Redford have all been lucky enough to rest their heads in the palatial EdenRoc Suite, relaxing on the 2,260sqft terrace with its pergoda and Jacuzzi facing the cobalt blue waters of the Mediterranean Sea below. Family living For larger parties, the one-bedroom suite can be connected to the adjoining suite, or book into the three-bedroom Villa Eleana with private swimming pool.

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Alcova Tiepolo Suite 06 Aman Venice For the ultimate waterside setting, head to the Aman Venice and the Alcova Tiepolo Suite. Set within a restored 16th-century palazzo overlooking the Grand Canal, the 1,819sqft suite is adorned with frescoes and gilded ceilings, but the best part is a fresco by Tiepolo. Unique location Stroll around the formal lawns at the front of the property –the private setting overlooking the Canal is unique among Venetian hotels.

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The Penthouse Suite 07 Mandarin Oriental, Barcelona With stunning views over Gaudí’s iconic Casa Batlló, the Penthouse Suite at the Mandarin Oriental offers a tranquil refuge right at the heart of Barcelona’s bustling metropolis. Occupying the entire top floor, the 2,540sqft suite boasts two bedrooms, a living room and two outdoor terraces. A 24-hour dedicated butler is also included. Highlight Best views in Barcelona.

Cave Royale 08 Six Senses, Ibiza Located on the lesser-known northern tip of Ibiza, the recently-opened Six Senses Ibiza is the latest addition to the Six Senses lineup. Built using sustainable materials, it is the first BREEAM-certified resort on the island. Blending into its sublime location, Six Senses offers several suites built into the cliff face overlooking the bay, the most impressive of which is the Cave Royale Suite. Not only does it offer a large master bedroom, full bar, grand piano and spacious terrace, it also has a fully-equipped recording studio should it take your fancy. Best feature The Six Senses Spa.

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Embrace the land and sea at Cabot Saint Lucia WORDS MIRIAM CAIN

01 Custom built properties 02 The Horizon Villa 03 State of the art fitness facilities 04 Luxury accommodation with ocean vistas

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Finding the space to build your dream holiday home can be challenging, especially when you want your dream home to be by the sea. Climate, space, views, infrastructure, amenities, services, finding the builder and architect, supervising the project, these all present huge challenges to the uninitiated – and ticking every box is nigh on impossible. Cabot Saint Lucia on Point Hardy presents a one-of-a-kind opportunity to own an unsurpassed architectural masterpiece in a location that embraces both the land and sea. Located on the northernmost tip of the Caribbean island of Saint Lucia, in one of the world’s top cruising areas, the idyllic tranquillity of the surrounding island undoubtedly makes this private island community the perfect haven to be enjoyed by you and your family for generations. The entire property is designed to harmoniously flow with the rolling hills, rising cliffs and sandy beaches of the natural land. Together, two time-Masters champion Ben Crenshaw and his design partner Bill Coore have created an 18-hole golf course masterpiece that allows members to enjoy spectacular views of both the ocean and green rolling fairways. 03

Cabot Saint Lucia is more than just a destination for golfers. Genuinely vast in size, it comprises options for turnkey villas and townhouses and plots for custombuilt homes. And rest assured, thanks to great design by British master architect Richard Hywel Evans, the uniqiue setting is captured in an understated design with environmentally sensitive architecture that blends seamlessly into its surroundings. Residentsonly, this resort is incredibly private and exclusive, with communal areas and facilities including a wide choice of restaurants and bars, tennis courts, a spa, fitness center and beach club. For further information go to www.cabotsaintlucia.com

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After long months spent indoors living shuttered lives, the prospect of travel is more tantalizing than ever. It’s time to turn those bucket list dreams into reality WORDS MIRIAM CAIN

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As the great author John Steinbeck said, “A journey is a person in itself; no two are alike. And all plans, safeguards, policies and coercion are fruitless. We find after years of struggle that we do not take a trip; a trip takes us.” Today’s strong desire to explore re-gained freedoms – perhaps venturing to the otherworldly landscapes and mythical coastlines of the Norwegian Fjords, for example – remains tempered by the wish to travel within a safe family bubble. Yachts provide an ideal solution to this conundrum, offering the opportunity to travel while mitigating health risks. So, throw off the bowlines and consider these bucket list adventures.

1 Tantalizing Thailand Ready to level-up the traditional Caribbean experience this winter? Turn your attention to the far-flung cruising grounds of Southeast Asia and the shimmering blue waters of Thailand. Deserted islands, pristine beaches, amazing underwater life, and well-protected anchorages make the Andaman Sea, with Phuket as its hub, the reigning maritime jewel of the southern hemisphere. Whether exploring Buddhist temples or diving over coral, a yacht charter through this stunning adventure playground can be both restorative and educational.

How? The 111'7" (34m) XANADU is perfect for island-hopping and cruising from bay to bay. Fully refitted to the highest of standards, guests will enjoy every moment on board while cruising through the Andaman Sea. Retreat to the sauna on the lower deck to relax and unwind or up to the covered flybridge complete with bar, barbeque, sunpads and a spacious alfresco dining area. Prices from $75,000 per week, plus expenses, for up to eight guests. 03

Give back There are plenty of conservation programs for waterborne guests to support while cruising in the Andaman Sea. You could even join your own exclusive conservation project, planting fragmented coral frames, participating in an organized beach or reef clean-up, or monitoring marine life through organizations like the Blue Marine Foundation. bluemarinefoundation.com When? November to March 01 The shimmering waters of the Andaman Sea 02 XANADU carries a plethora of watertoys for all ages 03 XANADU sleeps up to eight guests

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2 Wild Isles of the Galapagos With our global radar focused on the protection of our planet, a visit to the Galapagos Islands has never been more relevant. Northrop & Johnson Charter Broker Patricia Finnegan described her Galapagos visit as “the trip of a lifetime, definitely a bucket list experience.” A real-world example of the land that time forgot, the islands’ remote location offers visitors a unique opportunity to step back in time to a world as it might have looked before humans walked the earth. It is also an eye-popping example of how a wide variety of species can co-exist with their environment and how the changes to our natural world impact them. For nature lovers, cruising the Galapagos is pure catnip. For children, these cruising grounds offer an educational and highly interactive experience which, as the future guardians of this planet, is invaluable to their personal development.

How? The 164' (50m) AQUA MARE is the perfect explorer charter yacht for cruising the Galapagos. Offering accommodations for up to 16 guests with a 1:1 crewto-guest ratio (including two crewmembers who are professionally trained naturalists), she is the most opulent luxury yacht available in the region. Prices from $196,000 per week, plus expenses. Alternatively, become one with nature aboard the 141' (42.8m) INTEGRITY. Sleeping 16 guests in nine cabins, she, too, has all the amenities required to explore the Galapagos. Step straight off the swim platform onto her kayaks or Zodiac tenders and discover the incredible wildlife that has been roaming these unique islands since time immemorial. Prices from $90,000 per week, plus expenses.

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Giving back A trip to the Galapagos drives home the importance of the natural world. There are a number of important conservation projects in this region, like the Charles Darwin Foundation or the Galapagos Conservancy. www.darwinfoundation.org www.galapagos.org. When? December to May 07 04 05 06 07

The 164' (50m) AQUA MARE cruising the Galapagos View of Kicker Rock from the cliffs at Witch Hill, San Cristobal Galapagos wildlife in all its flamboyant color The 141' (42.8m) INTEGRITY

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3 Antarctic Polar Expedition For the most intrepid of explorers, Antarctica is the final frontier. Almost entirely covered in ice year-round, the spectacular landscape is home to a huge array of wildlife, including penguins, seals and numerous whale species. Embark on an unforgettable exploration interacting with gargantuan icebergs, unique wildlife, and remote places and return home with incredible memories. Bucket list nirvana.

How? Experiencing Antarctica aboard a purpose-built ice-breaking exploration yacht like the 253'11"(77.4m) LEGEND is the best way to discover this otherworldly continent. Giving back Donate to the Blue Marine Foundation (BLUE) and assist in their mission to have over one million square miles of the Antarctic designated a protected area. www.bluemarinefoundation.com When? November to March 08 Antarctica's iceberg landscape is bucket list nirvana

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Alaskan Voyage For those seeking adventure while cocooned in the luxury of a superyacht, Alaska’s Inside Passage is just the ticket. Follow in the wake of the Haida and Tlingit peoples as you thread through the narrow straits and glacier-carved fjords, cruising from Alaska’s capital Juneau through the twisting Sergius Narrows to Sitka and the Glacier Bay National Park. With no shortage of outdoor activities to keep all ages entertained, North America’s greatest wilderness is one massive adventure playground for the yacht-borne. From hiking and cycling to kayaking and fishing, Alaska abounds with natural splendor both on land and in the water. 4

How? The 157' (47.9m) MIRABELLA is equipped with an extensive array of tenders and toys perfectly suited to exploring Alaska’s beautiful scenery, while the sundeck is the ideal spot to take in the stunning views as you cruise through the Inside Passage. Prices from $160,000 per week, plus expenses, for up to 12 guests. The 130' (39.61m) SERENGETI spends her summers cruising the great outdoors of Alaska’s stunning coastline. A worldtraveled charter guest writes, “The experience of cruising through the Inside Passage of Alaska aboard SERENGETI was a once-in-a-lifetime memorable occasion and must go down as one of my favorite charters.” Prices from $130,000 per week, plus expenses, for up to 12 guests. There are few better ways to take in the breathtaking views of Alaska’s coastline than from the decks of the 122' (37.19m) SERENITY 122. Her enclosed alfresco flybridge invites whale-watching or bear-spotting in comfort, while the toybox is fully equipped for every Alaskan adventure. Prices from $110,000 per week, plus expenses, or up to eight guests. Give back From educational and cultural programs ashore to the protection of Alaska’s marine ecosystems afloat, there are several ways to get involved in community and ocean conservation activities while cruising the Inside Passage. Organizations such as the Alaska Marine Conservation Council (AMCC), and The Conservation Fund are but a few recommended initiatives. www.akmarine.org www.conservationfund.org When? May to September 09 10 11 12

Alaska's scenic Chulitna River Alaskan wildlife at play The 130' (39.62m) SERENGETI The 157' (47.9m) MIRABELLA (see In Focus for details)

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5 "Midnight Sun" in Norway Best enjoyed from the decks of a superyacht, the fascinating Norwegian coastline offers Nordic scenery on an epic scale. The timeless quality of vistas that have changed little over the centuries creates a unique atmosphere together with a wonderful feeling of peace and tranquility.

Giving back Nordic countries are at the top of the sustainability rankings, and, as such, there are several conservation programs with which superyacht owners and charterers can get involved, including Oceana’s overfishing campaign. www.oceana.org. When? June to August (for the Northern Lights, aim for October to March) 13 The Fjord landscape of Reinebringen Reine, Norway

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6 Costa Rica’s Adventure Playground From zip-lining and horse riding through the rainforest interior to world-class surfing and scuba diving on the coast, Costa Rica is a natural playground for adventures. One of the most biodiverse countries in the world with over half a million indigenous wildlife species, including a variety of marine life, Costa Rica has no less than 28 national parks, three of which are designated UNESCO World Heritage Sites. A superyacht charter allows you to discover a variety of cruising areas only accessible to the waterborne. Time it right and you could even come across dolphins, hammerhead sharks, humpback whales and turtles during your charter.

How? Cruise along Costa Rica’s Pacific Coast aboard the 76' (23.3m) catamaran THUNDERBOLT. Prices are from €60,000 per week, plus expenses, for up to six guests. Giving back From helping with data collection on Costa Rica’s rich marine life to tagging leatherback turtles, there are plenty of opportunities to become involved in conservation programs along Costa Rica’s “rich coast.” When? November to April A bucket list experience to such beautiful, natural locations underscores the need to protect our planet. Northrop & Johnson is delighted to offer advice on responsible travel, from carbon emissions offset to local contributions. For more information on planning your bucket list adventure, contact your Northrop & Johnson charter expert. 14 Costa Rica delights, including the waterfalls of Rio Celeste. 15 The 76' (23.3m) THUNDERBOLT 14

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Charters, meetings, incentive & group travel aboard Seabourn. Inclusive, Luxurious and Immersive WORDS MIRIAM CAIN

01 Seabourn Quest Pool Deck 02 Seabourn Quest 03 Penthouse Spa Suite 04 Dining at The Colonnade 05 Caviar in the Surf

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Whether to reward, motivate, entertain, inspire, or enjoy a peerless environment in which to work, socialize or relax with friends or family, travel onboard a Seabourn ultra-luxury vessel offers an unparalleled experience for you and your guests. With their unmatched sense of style, elegance and grace, Seabourn’s luxurious fleet offers all ocean-front suites (most with veranda), luxuriously appointed and ranging in size from 264 – 600 guests (based on double occupancy). Step aboard any one of our ships and you'll enjoy a sophisticated and luxurious small ship cruise like no other, leaving you feeling as though you’ve been invited to sail on a private yacht. The inclusive nature of the Seabourn product means virtually everything guests require is included for an indulgent and rewarding travel experience. For more information on Charters, Meetings, Incentive and Group travel, or to request a quote, please contact Seabourn’s Charter and Incentive team: 1 866 827 5257 or +1 206 626 9177 (outside North America)

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From sparkling mountain streams to red-rock deserts, the American West is a playground where your sense of adventure has free reign. Saddle up and channel your inner cowboy or cowgirl with Navigator’s pick of the most exclusive “ultra-ranches” in the Rocky Mountain state WORDS MIRIAM CAIN

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1 The Ranch at Rock Creek, Montana 2 The Resort at Paws Up, Montana Gateway Canyons Resort & Spa, Colorado 4 Brush Creek Ranch, Wyoming 5 The Lodge at Blue Sky, Utah

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Montana Comprising countless acres of vast, spectacular wilderness, Montana provides an unparalleled playground for adventures.

1 The Ranch at Rock Creek One of the finest ranches in the US, the Ranch at Rock Creek combines adventure and luxury seamlessly at its stunning location in Granite County under the John Long Mountains. With 6,000 acres and more than 50 horses, this is the place to don your cowboy hat and ride out into the sunset. But riding is just one of countless activities on offer. Rock Creek is a haven for trout, and the fly fishing is some of the best in the country. Back at the ranch, try your hand at skeet shooting at the pistol range, head to the spa, go ten-pin bowling, watch a movie or brave the outdoor swimming pool. Rest assured, after so much activity, a deep slumber awaits in one of three types of luxury accommodations, including luxury tented cabins on the Creek itself.

Don’t miss For the ultimate Western cowboy experience, watch the professionals as they ride broncos and steers at The Ranch’s own Camp Roosevelt Arena (June – August).

2 The Resort at Paws Up Nestled in the idyllic Blackfoot River Valley, Paws Up is the ultimate wilderness resort-style ranch sprawled across nearly 40,000 acres of pristine Montana landscape. For those yearning to cowboy up, activities such as trail riding and cattle herding provide the ultimate ranch experience. For a break from the equestrian lifestyle, activities such as fly fishing on the Blackfoot River, clay pigeon shooting, whitewater rafting, ATV riding and backcountry camping are also on offer. After a full day out in the great outdoors, Paws Up’s rewarding gourmet cuisine, woodland spa and luxury accommodations await.

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The fly fishing at Rock Creek is some of the best in the country Relax at Rock Creek's Granite Lodge The Ranch at Rock Creek is home to more than 50 horses The Resort at Paws Up sits nestled in the idyllic Blackfoot River Valley

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Colorado From the soaring peaks of The Rockies to the deserts and canyons in the south, prepare to give yourself over to nature in the Centennial State of Colorado. 3 Gateway Canyons Resort & Spa One of Colorado’s most luxurious resorts, Gateway Canyons, is located in the southwest of the state, just a short drive from the Utah border. Flanked by giant red rocks, the 6,000-acre estate has been ranchland for centuries and plays host to classic ranching activities, including horseback riding, cowboy school and hiking. In addition to the resort, which includes an expansive spa, Gateway Canyons has a classic car museum and a number of dining and accommodation options.

Cultural acclaim Discover the area’s rich history of Native American culture and fossil and dinosaur footprints nearby. 05 Kissing Couple formation, Colorado National Monument

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Wyoming Wyoming offers an extraordinary terrain of open plains, breathtaking canyons and steaming geysers, topped by endless skies. Saddle up and ride out to discover the beauty of Wyoming’s remote wilderness. 4 Brush Creek Ranch Embrace the Western spirit at this working cattle ranch. The 30,000-acre estate is located in true cowboy country in between the Sierra Madre and Snowy mountain ranges. Whether a novice with a true sense of adventure or an accomplished rider looking to spend some serious time in the saddle, rest assured there is a riding program suitable for all levels, while shooting ranges, mountain biking, fly fishing, archery, and zip-lining are just some of the other activities on offer.

Top tip Head off on horseback to a luxury yurt in a secluded setting for an overnight stay. 06 Brush Creek Ranch offers all manner of activities 07 Brush Creek Ranch is located in a magical setting 08 Mingle with fellow Ranchers at The Lodge Bar

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Utah Famed for its flamboyant geological formations and grandiose terrain, this state of natural wonders provides the perfect backdrop for an ultra-ranch adventure.

5 The Lodge at Blue Sky Located just outside of Salt Lake City, The Lodge is the latest addition to Utah’s luxury lodge scene. With all the classic ranch activities one might expect from a ranch experience, including horseback riding, real-life cattle drives, fly fishing, shooting and heli adventures, The Lodge itself is far removed from the traditionally-styled American ranch. A modern interpretation of a mountain resort, the architecturally striking buildings are built into the landscape with floor-to-ceiling windows allowing for surrounding nature to be appreciated as it should.

Don’t miss Explore the 3,500-acre ranch with a Full Moon Adventure. 09 The Lodge at Blue Sky features a striking architectural design 10 Classic ranch activities at The Lodge include fly fishing 11 Take part in a cattle drive while staying at The Lodge at Blue Sky

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A curation of company news & premium yacht listings from Northrop & Johnson

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A trio of large yachts available to purchase through N&J 01 FARIBANA V Builder Amels Length 178’ (54.4m) Year 1998/2019 Asking price €14,700,000 USP FARIBANA V has it all – a Winch Design interior, quality Amels build, 836GT and a recent full paint job and mechanical upgrades. 02 SEA OWL * Builder Feadship Length 203’ (62m) Year 2013 Asking price $90,000.000 USP SEA OWL is a testament to the exemplary capabilities of her meticulous builder and famed designer, Winch Design. 03 SEALYON * Builder Viareggio Super Yachts Length 203’ (62m) Year 2009 Asking price $29,900,000 USP Having benefited from maintenance and upgrades since her launch, SEALYON features a timeless interior design by renowned Candy & Candy, SEALYON’s original owners. *

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Super Sailor Three of the most highly rated Nautor’s Swan sailing yachts available to purchase 04 SONG OF THE SEA * Builder Nautor’s Swan Length 112’ (34.12m) Year 2002 Asking price €3,850,000 USP An exceptional sailing yacht from the iconic Swan 112 series, SONG OF THE SEA is a true bluewater world cruiser in pristine condition. 05 HOPPETOSSE * Builder Nautor’s Swan Length 100’ (30.48m) Year 2006/2019 Asking price €3,800,000 USP HOPPETOSSE is the ideal sailing yacht for those looking for performance sailing with high-class comforts. Refit between 2016 and 2019, she is in immaculate condition. 06 ASPIRATION * Builder Nautor’s Swan Length 86’ (26.2m) Year 1988/2014 Asking price $990,000 USP With stunning lines by German Frers, ASPIRATION sports a typical Nautor Swan “cruiser-racer” style. Featuring two cockpits – one aft-helm working cockpit and one large center cockpit for guests to enjoy alfresco style living at its best.

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Classic Yachts A trio of classicallystyled yachts available for sale with N&J 07 RAINBOW * Builder Holland Jachtbouw Length 131’ (39.95m) Year 2012/2016 Asking price €6,950,000 USP This award-winning J Class is a replica of the classic yacht RAINBOW, which won the America’s Cup in 1934. Built in aluminum, she is unlike any other yacht in her class.

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08 LARIMAR * Builder Custom Length 80’ (24.38m) Year 2011 Asking price €1,900,000 USP A traditional build, LARIMAR is a true “little ship” with all the luxuries of a modern yacht. 09 WEATHER BIRD Builder Chantier Navals De Normandie Length 101’ (31m) Year 1931/2021 Asking price €3,800,000 USP WEATHER BIRD is one of the most beautiful historic sailing yachts to navigate the high seas. Commissioned by a high-society American couple in 1931, her decks have hosted many famous artists, musicians and literary greats, including Cole Porter, Pablo Picasso, Ernest Hemingway, and their great friend F. Scott Fitzgerald. *

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Benetti A fine selection of Benetti builds on the market with N&J 10 JACOZAMI Length 125’ (38.38m) Year 2020 Asking price €17,500,000 USP JACOMAZI is one of the finest examples of the Benetti Fast 125 series on the market today. 11 INSPIRATION * Length 125’ (38.1m) Year 2017 Asking price $18,500,000 USP A member of the highly successful Benetti Fast 125 series, INSPIRATION provides an exceptional level of performance combined with beautiful design. 12 KELLY ANN Length 108’ (32.92m) Year 2015 Asking price $7,450,000 USP A superb “pocket superyacht”, KELLY ANN offers all the amenities and luxuries of a larger yacht in the successful Benetti Supreme series.

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Big Sky LENGTH 157’ (47.85M) :: BUILDER OCEANFAST :: BUILT 2010/2021 :: GUEST 11 CABINS 5 :: CREW 10 :: FROM $180,000 PER WEEK Boasting three spacious decks, a full suite of tenders and toys and palatial interior spaces, BIG SKY offers endless entertainment possibilities for guests. Her interior is expansive, the skylounge showcasing sliding doors for an alfresco effect and a stunning onyx bar. Guest can relax on the massive sunpads or take a dip in the Jacuzzi. CO N TACT YO U R P REFERR ED C H A R T E R BR OKE R F OR M OR E I N F OR M ATI ON

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01 Northrop & Johnson Smashes Sales Records Northrop & Johnson is delighted to have led the charge in 2021, selling more than 141 yachts – that’s one yacht sale virtually every other day, seven days a week. This marked the third year in recent history that Northrop & Johnson has sold more than 100 yachts in a calendar year, with 2021 being the strongest on record, with the highest average transaction values ever. Furthermore, Northrop & Johnson saw 84% revenue growth across all sectors of the business, with a 56% increase in yacht sales alone. The largest yacht sold by Northrop & Johnson was the 236’ (71.9m) SOLO – the sixth most expensive yacht sold in 2021 – followed in close second and third by the 220’ (67.1m) ANNA 1 – the eighth most expensive yacht sold in 2021 – and the 198’ (60.4m) BLUE MOON. “2021 was a very busy year for us,” says Northrop & Johnson President and COO Daniel Ziriakus. “The upward trend has not waned so far this year, with the demand for yachts far exceeding supply in both the brokerage and charter market.” 02 Master & Dynamic Partnership Northrop & Johnson, the leader in luxury yachting and lifestyle, has announced a new partnership with renowned audio brand Master & Dynamic. Designed to be modern yet timeless, Master & Dynamic headphones, earphones and speakers boast a superior quality in design and craftsmanship, using premium materials and sophisticated technology. A cornerstone of the partnership between Northrop & Johnson and Master & Dynamic is a wellness kit provided to Northrop & Johnson clients containing Master & Dynamic headphones, specially curated playlists, along with other wellness items perfect for enjoying on a superyacht charter. “What better way to relax aboard a luxury yacht than to zone out with some great music?” says Northrop & Johnson President and COO Daniel Ziriakus.

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03 Signature Estate at FLIBS Hailed as the world’s largest boat show, the Fort Lauderdale International Boat Show (FLIBS) is the place to be for yachting aficionados each Fall, and 2021 did not disappoint. Northrop & Johnson was elated to be back in the show, participating with a stunning showcase of ten superyachts for sale and charter in and around the show. It was also an occasion for Northrop & Johnson to showcase their Signature Estate located in the heart of the Fort Lauderdale Intracoastal Waterway. Clients enjoyed private transportation with Rolls-Royce car transfers and tender rides between the show and the Estate. Guests were welcomed to relax and socialize at the Estate with Champagne and hors d’oeuvres throughout the week, while the Friday saw a superb evening of entertainment hosted by Northrop & Johnson in collaboration with strategic partners Louis XIII, Rolls-Royce, Ulysse Nardin and Northern Trust.

04 New Office in Naples Northrop & Johnson is excited to announce its newest charter office in Naples, Florida. Opened in January, the new office is located in the heart of downtown Naples on the legendary Fifth Avenue. Together, Northrop & Johnson and MarineMax are now able to cater to all yachting needs for those located in the Naples area and beyond. The opening of the new office is another testament to the expansive growth of Northrop & Johnson over the last 10 years, seeing the firm expand from seven offices in four countries to 14 offices in eight countries.

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ANNA 1 220’ (67.1m) Feadship Sold by Richard Callendar & James Munn 01 ZOOM ZOOM ZOOM 161’ (49.1m) Trinity Sold by K Klein & K Merrigan 02 CHASSEUR 160’ (48.8m) Christensen Sold by Wes Sanford & Sean Doyle ROCHADE 156’ (47.5m) Delta Sold by Wes Sanford ONE MORE TOY 155’ (47.24m) Christensen Sold by Paul Daubner ELISA 150’ (45.7m) Christensen Sold by J Foggia, P Daubner & T Rittenhouse APHRODITE 130’ (39.6m) Westport Sold by K Merrigan & W Sanford REBELLIOUS 130’ (39.6m) Westport Sold by Whit Kirtland ALTAVITA 125’ (38.1m) Gulf Craft Sold by Ed Dickinson SEA AXIS 125’(38.1m) Heesen Sold by Kristen Klein & Kevin Merrigan HAIIA 119’ (36.5m) Sanlorenzo Sold by Ed Dickinson SAUDADES 119’ (36.5m) CNL Sold by Ed Dickinson VIVERE 116’ (35.4m) Azimut Sold by Wes Sanford & Sean Doyle LIFE OF RILEY 115’ (35.1m) Westport-Crescent Sold by Jim Elliott INDEPENDENCE 3 111’ (33.8m) Broward Sold by John Slate ESPA 100’7” (30.7m) Tuzla Shipyard Sold by Ed Dickinson & D Kaymaz VARSOVIE 100’ (30.5m) Nautor’s Swan Sold by Joost Goverts NO BOUNDARIES 91’ (27.7m) Bracewell Marine Sold by Kristen Klein C’EST LA VIE 86’ (26.1m) Ferretti Sold by Ed Dickinson TRILOGY 85’ (25.9m) Ocean Alexander Sold by R Petrina & T Rittenhouse HOLIDAY 84’ (25.6m) Delta Marine Sold by T Rittenhouse & R Petrina TATOOSH 80’ (24.4m) Vic Frank Sold by Tom Corkett 76 SUNSEEKER 77’ (23.5m) Sunseeker Sold by Sean Doyle XAIRA 76’ (23.2m) CNB Sold by Ann Avery CARPE DIEM 73’ (22.3m) Hatteras Sold by Philip Bell WHITE GARUDA 72’ (22m) Jongert Sold by Talal Cassim MI LIAN 70’ (21.3m) Alloy & Steel Boats Australia Sold by Jim Poulsen WONDER 68’ (20.7m) Viking Sold by Wes Sanford OHANA 60’ (18m) Horizon Powercat Sold by Philip Bell TRANQUILITY 52’ (15.8m) Tiara Yachts Sold by Tom Corkett NANCY 46’ (14m) Sabre Sold by Michael Geraghty INDIGO 45’ (13.7m) Concordia Sold by Bruce Leffers GOLEEN 42’ (12.8m) Morris Sold by Brian Commette LIBERTY 40’ (12.2m) Intrepid Sold by Whit Kirtland VICTORY 36’ (11m) Albemarle Sold by Robert Petrina

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New Sales Listings

New to the Charter Fleet AQUA MARE 164’ (50m) CRN Ancona CHASSEUR 160’ (48.8m) Christensen 05 KAORI 125’ (38.1m) Palmer Johnson PAPAITO 121’ (36.6m) Benetti M2 120’ (36.57m) Benetti O 98’ (30m) Ocean Alexander

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SEALYON 203’ (62m) Viareggio Super Yachts Kevin Merrigan & Bob Fritsky FARIBANA V 178’ (54.4m) Amels Richard Higgins CHASSEUR 160’ (48.8m) Christensen Wes Sanford & Sean Doyle 03 LADY S 151’ (46.02m) Benetti Wes Sanford PANAKEA 147’ (45m) Astondoa Richard Higgins ADAMARIS 141’ (43m) Urkmezler Deniz Kaymaz JOMAR 130’ (39.63m) Mangusta Ed Dickinson 04 JACOZAMI 125’ (38.1m) Benetti Richard Higgins & Bob Fritsky SAVANNAH 118’ (35.97m) Intermarine Kristen Klein & Whit Kirtland PATRIOT 116’ (35.38m) Burger Wes Sanford & Sean Doyle SEDATIVE 116’ (35.36m) Sunseeker Ed Dickinson & Sean Doyle VIRAGO 100’ (30.18m) Nautor’s Swan Bill Titus FREAKY FRANKS 98’ (28.9m) Sunseeker Sébastien Clave LOVE N LIFE 95’ (28.96m) Princess Todd Rittenhouse MR SEA 92’ (28m) Sunseeker Charles Herve NAMI 86’ (26.49m) Azimut Sébastien Clave AZIZAM 84’ (25.6m) JFA Sean McCarter TOO ELUSIVE 80’ (24.38m) Southern Ocean Brian Commette LARIMAR 78’ (24m) Yener Tekne Deniz Kaymaz WIND WIZARD 75’ (22.86m) Little Harbor Whit Kirtland SOL Y LUNA 74’ (22.61m) Sunseeker Sean Doyle WHITE GARUDA 72’ (22m) Jongert Talal Cassim CRAZY DIAMOND 70’ (21.34m) Monte Carlo Charles Herve RUNAWAY 70’ (21.34m) Dencho Marine Jim Elliott & Todd Rittenhouse WONDER 68’ (20m) Viking Wes Sanford ARQUIMEDES 66’ (20.2m) Jongert Jochen Brill TERRASAVIA 61’ (18.79m) Solaris Yacht Charles Herve INDABA 46’ (14m) Grand Banks Robert Petrina & Jim Elliott YAMKO DREAMS 48’ (14.63m) Viking Robert Petrina & Dennis Moran CELTIC PRIDE 38’ (11.58m) Tiara Yachts Robert Petrina

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