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COMEBACK TOUR Moments in the Sun Curated Experiences on Land & Sea

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KEEL LIFE 28 Navigator Knows Curated travel experiences with EYOS Expeditions 36 Newcoast Protecting your prized possession 40 In Focus BALISTA – one of the most stylish superyachts on the market 48 Toy Box A curated collection of toys for guaranteed fun

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60 New Horizons The season’s newest hotels making waves

98 Dock & Dine Fun & revelry on Mustique

134 Hot List Fantastic brokerage opportunities from Northrop & Johnson

64 Style Compass Style for sun-soaked days on board

100 Well Rested Top suites in the Caribbean

68 Culture Spy Curated collections to bid on

106 Cabot, Saint Lucia The ultimate dream home by the sea

74 All That Glitters Precious gems for the beach

110 Cruising Guide Navigator curates a selection of winter cruising options

76 Timeline A curated collection of favorites from the experts 84 Flight Deck Ultra-luxurious adventures with NetJets

144 Scope The latest news from Northrop & Johnson 146 Transactions & Acquisitions Sales & charter with Northrop & Johnson

120 Terra Firma Cast a line at some of the finest fly fishing lodges in the world 130 Real Estate Beachside chic in the Hamptons

91 Auto Future collectibles 94 Louis XIII Master the art of tradition and innovation with Louis XIII Cognac

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Kenneth Grahame’s The Wind in the Willows opens with an iconic scene of Mole catching a whiff of spring and emerging from his burrow to find Ratty at the riverbank with a little blue boat. Ratty asserts that being in a boat is the best possible thing. “There is nothing - absolutely nothing - half so much worth doing as simply messing about in boats.”

It was true in 1908, and it remains true today.

After two years of pandemic-induced travel-fasting, the appetite for adventure has reached voracious levels on a global scale. Yachts across our charter fleet are in high demand, and sales of both new and brokerage yachts continue to soar. Prices are ticking higher this year for multiple reasons, but thus far, it has shown no sign of impacting the urgency to get back on the water – because Ratty was right.

To keep our clients’ yacht ownership and chartering experiences at a world-class level, Northrop & Johnson continues to expand our offices and services. We have a new office opening at the Rybovich Shipyard in Palm Beach, Florida. Our existing office at LMC in Fort Lauderdale is expanding, as is our presence in Antibes. We are also pleased to announce that we have acquired SYM Yacht Management.

By bringing yacht management services inhouse, our clients benefit with the peace of mind of knowing a specialized and reliable thirdparty team is monitoring and administrating the daily operations, so you can relax and enjoy hassle-free ownership.

In this issue of Navigator, we explore the very best curated experiences. We talk to the pros to find the superlative products and most memorable destinations to help you chart your course for memorable diversions around the world. In the pages ahead we get the inside scoop on adventure yachting from EYOS. In Toy Box, we look at the Lift3 F and Blu3 Nomad to get your adrenaline flowing. We marvel at the eye-popping auction scene for cars, watches, and art. And from the Flight Deck, we consider the best way to arrive to your yacht in style. Whether it’s the top suite in the Caribbean, the best fly-fishing destination in the world, or the “it” anchorage this season, you can be sure that you’ll read it first from Northrop & Johnson.

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The total value of all yachts sold to date in 2022 is approximately $1,746,330,000 At approximately $87.7 million, that buys 20 McDonnell Douglas F-15EX Strike Eagles

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01 Discover the grandeur and magnificence of the Antarctic landscape 02 EYOS opens doors to areas and cultures that are not usually accessible 03 Share the beautiful Antarctic wilderness and its remarkable wildlife

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From bespoke itineraries to experiencing an epic destination like a local, curated travel experiences are inevitably big on imagination and emotion. Navigator talks to EYOS Expeditions about crafting adventures and discovering parts of the planet that few others have experienced.

Ben Lyons Chief Executive Officer, EYOS Ben Lyons has spent his entire life captivated by ships and travel. As a captain, travel writer, MBA and EYOS Chief Executive Officer, Ben’s unique set of skills allows him to mix his passion for travel and work.

“Unique experiences should be as much a part of the charter lifestyle as five-star chefs and the latest water toys,” says Sacha Williams, Northrop & Johnson’s Global Charter Marketing Director. “Clients who have spent their summers discovering the Mediterranean or winters in the Caribbean are looking to do something new.”

Rob McCallum Founding Partner, Expedition Leader, EYOS Having guided a complete circumnavigation of Antarctica by icebreaker and undertaken extensive deep ocean exploration, EYOS Founding Partner Rob McCallum puts his diverse background to use as an expedition leader.

Fortunately, yachts are responding with rare-experience options as their owners choose to venture further afield, and with the growing capabilities of explorer yachts, the barrier to some of the world’s most remote and challenging cruising grounds has been lifted. “From the tropical band, through the temperate zones all the way to the polar regions, we can recommend an adventure for the most intrepid of explorers and to those new to exploration yachting,” says Rob McCallum, EYOS’ Founding Partner and Expedition Leader. “Every voyage is completely customized to the client’s comfort level and can vary from relatively easy to something with more challenge.”

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Tamsin Vaughan Client Director, EYOS With a passion for travel and invaluable industry connections, Tamsin has a talent for bringing to life once-in-a-lifetime voyages to yacht owners and charter guests.

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Sacha Williams Global Charter Marketing Director, Northrop & Johnson With an impressive background in yachting, Sacha has worked extensively with clients and owners to ensure the best possible experience for all. Using her in-depth knowledge of the charter yacht fleet and appetite for adventure, Sacha aims to enrich her clients experience on board by discovering destinations in new ways.

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“Many of the world’s more remote cruising areas require specialist knowledge from guides or pilots, as well as local contacts to help obtain permits,” says Sacha. “We work closely with EYOS Expeditions, who in turn work with our yacht captains, owners and charter clients to maximize their experience in some of the most isolated and pristine regions of the world.” EYOS pride themselves in providing the expertise, understanding and logistical support that charter brokers, captains and clients wouldn’t otherwise have, while elevating the charter or owner experience to the next level. “We are also there to ensure safety in remote regions, while at the same time ensuring that proper environmental and wilderness protocols are observed,” says Ben Lyons, EYOS’ Chief Executive Officer.

for over twenty years; the first person to go down to the bottom of the Challenger Deep in the Pacific Ocean sits on our Advisory Board; and one of our guides in Papua New Guinea is a local chief who has helped facilitate some amazing experiences shared with the local community.” One-of-a-kind is a term often used when talking about superyachts, but working with EYOS brings an elevated dimension. “We strive for authenticity in every experience we offer, and we aim to design the perfect blend between a client’s interests and a destination’s offering,” says Rob. “Clients get to meet the real people and see behind the cultural screen. They will see the conditions that shaped these regions, experience the sights, sounds, smells and tastes…the real essence of the place.”

Finding genuinely extraordinary experiences that go beyond the day-to-day takes vision, courage and experience. “EYOS is fortunate in that our team has been in the industry for decades, and we have developed an incredible network over the years,” says Ben. “Our knowledge of some of the world’s most isolated areas and the people that live and work there is not just superficial; it is deep, heartfelt and genuine.” Such longstanding relationships have resulted in EYOS being able to open doors to areas that are not usually accessible. “Our unblemished track record gives people surety that we treasure and respect the special places in which we are privileged to operate,” says Rob. And then there are the unique contacts with whom EYOS have teamed up with over the years. “We have worked with the premier whale photographer in the world for National Geographic

But where to go if you are dipping your toe into adventure yachting? According to Rob, Svalbard is a great option for a first Arctic trip, and Ben agrees. “There are regular flights there, and you can be out searching for polar bears shortly after landing,” says Ben. “Few wildlife encounters can match the thrill of seeing a polar bear walk across the ice towards your yacht.” Meanwhile, the Antarctic Peninsula is EYOS’ most popular Antarctic option.

“If folks want to step it up, then an expedition to the Ross Sea in deep Antarctica can earn some bragging rights,” says Rob. “You can’t help but come away from Antarctica inspired,” adds Ben. “In the tropics, the easier trips are to Vanuatu and the Solomon Islands for the keen divers, and Papua New Guinea for those who want to experience unique cultures; it’s an anthropological Mecca.”

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EYOS takes time to work with the entire team, including the charter broker, the yacht captain and the owner or lead charterer themselves to gain a better understanding of the client’s motivations. “Developing an expedition involves listening to the client – asking what they are hoping to get out of the trip, understanding who their guests are going to be, and truly understanding the capabilities of their vessel,” says Tamsin Vaughan, Client Director at EYOS. “From there, our team will work with all parties involved to put together a program that suits their needs. And most importantly, our expedition leaders are experts at being able to adjust the program at any given moment – they are adept at recognizing what the client is reacting to and taking advantage of opportunities as they arise. Nothing can be too rigid.”

Ben agrees. “The key to a successful expedition is spontaneity,” he explains. “An experienced guide, who can not only look at the weather and plan to be in the right place at the right time, but also recognize when a situation has the potential to become extraordinary, can literally make or break an expedition.” Clients may not initially understand that every day will not follow a rigid schedule, but this can lead to the best opportunities. “It may mean completely abandoning the day’s landing in order to follow orcas for several hours,” he says. “We can help curate and shape the experience of guests, making judgment calls along the way to create the optimal experience.”

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EYOS work as a team to create exceptional experiences Earn bragging rights exploring deep Antarctica Swap the crowded harbors of St. Barths and St. Tropez for Antarctica Ice-beaker LEGEND can navigate ice-filled waters and frozen seas

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Often clients will have unbelievable imaginations and bring some really fun ideas to the table that EYOS has successfully facilitated.

Such experiences can range from helping clients achieve world records to discovering previously inaccessible locations. Most recently, EYOS helped facilitate a client’s desire to reach the deepest point of each of the world’s five oceans. From sunset cocktails on the rim of an erupting volcano to champagne at a luxury camp at the South Pole, these really are once-in-a-lifetime experiences. “The requests can be varied,” explains Ben. “We have developed itineraries around the fur trade of Alaska and helped clients realize their dream of diving in Antarctica with National Geographic photographers. But we are also realistic. There are some areas, some topics, where we are not the true experts, and in those cases, we are candid with the clients, and we work with our local partners that are better equipped than we are.”

Some might question how responsible it is to be traveling to previously undiscovered areas, especially given the constant news about climate change and the devastating effects this is having on the Arctic and Antarctic ice caps. This is something

that EYOS are extremely passionate about. “We are fortunate to have been able to introduce many of the world’s opinion leaders and decision makers to some of the world’s more critical challenges, the most notable being climate change,” says Rob. “Profound moments such as sitting on a hilltop overlooking a glacier have led to some major political shifts.

These collective moments become a legacy that I am very proud of.” The destinations cannot help but have an impact on those fortunate enough to experience them, changing them in a deep and profound manner. “It may sound far-fetched, but it is true – these regions have that kind of effect,” says Ben. Aside from introducing clients to all that the world has to offer while paying attention to the devastating effects of climate change, EYOS belongs to industry organizations such as The Association of Arctic Expedition Cruise Operators (AECO) and The International Association of Antarctica Tour Operators (IAATO), which help shape the policies toward sustainable visitation to the polar region, and support both organizations and their goals. So, with EYOS, rest assured you will be discovering these remote locations in a safe and responsible manner.

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newcoast W O R K W I T H T H E B E S T I N YA C H T I N G

Newcoast is the yachting industry’s premier insurance provider, uniquely positioned to deliver complex solutions. Our industry experience, commitment to confidentiality, and access to world-leading partners ensure optimal client protection. A key component of our success is our credibility and the personal direct relationships we have built with many of the world’s leading A+ rated carriers. Additionally, our team has the expertise and experience to design your perfect protection plan.

Extensive Experience We have assembled an industry-leading team of experts with the ability to provide solutions that go beyond just ticking a box.

Their deep experience includes the added advantage of also being current or former yacht program underwriters.

Building Relationships We nurture outstanding personal relationships with our clients, be it the owner, the captain, the yacht manager, the attorney, a crewmember, or a combination of all. We are committed to truly being available to our clients at all times.

Never One Size Fits All We are uniquely positioned to provide complex insurance solutions. We tailor our programs to meet the individual requirements of every yacht client. Our bespoke insurance options are designed to fit your lifestyle and ensure optimal client protection in every scenario. newcoast.com

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Conceived as a flagship for builder Cantieri di Pisa, BALISTA is replete with Italian style both inside and out. Launched in 2013, the 153’ (46.7m) BALISTA went on to become a finalist at the prestigious 2014 World Superyacht Awards by offering the very best in luxury on the water. Not resting on her laurels, BALISTA completed a comprehensive interior refit in 2019 and, earlier this year, underwent a full paint job and engineering upgrades. She is today in better-than-new condition, ready to welcome guests on board.

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Stylish interior Step inside the open-plan main salon area that shares a space with the formal dining area. Here you will discover the yacht’s subtle yet striking décor with Italian woodwork, stunning marble, rich leather and plush furnishings. The skylounge features inventive Asian-style sliding wooden doors that open to a balcony that lowers from the side of the yacht. There are large white sofas with lavender accent cushions and a well-placed bar.

Exterior Guests with a love of the alfresco lifestyle will be delighted by BALISTA’s entertaining areas. Set over three decks, BALISTA’s exterior spaces are designed to make the most of the fabulous climate in which BALISTA roams. The sundeck cannot be beaten for its relaxation areas comprising generous sunpads, Jacuzzi, and comfortable u-shaped lounge – the perfect spot to relax and take in the changing scenery while the captain moves BALISTA to a new anchorage. There is also an expansive deck off the main deck lounge for cocktails before dinner, while alfresco dining is at its best just outside the skylounge.

Flexible accommodations BALISTA offers accommodations for up to 12 guests in six staterooms that provide incredible flexibility to suit the needs of a range of guests. The full-beam, main-deck master stateroom is a haven of tranquility with his-and-hers ensuite bathrooms, a raised bedroom, an office and lounge. Meanwhile, the lower deck VIP stateroom is equally spacious with the added advantage that it can be divided into two well-appointed cabins, each with its own ensuite. There are two further doubles and two twin-bedded cabins (with Pullmans), each with a fantastic entertainment system and en-suite bathroom.

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Two tenders make exploring easy and comfortable, while the SeaBobs and WaveRunners provide thrills for those looking for more excitement. There is a waterslide, a range of inflatables for towing, water skis, kneeboards and wakeboards. BALISTA’s captain and experienced crew know how to help you get the most out of your cruising experience and ensure first-class service from the moment you step on board.

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01 Fly over water with Lift Foils For those who like to surf but find themselves in calm waters better suited to superyachts, the new Lift3 F is a fun piece of kit for surf enthusiasts of any level. Riding high above the chop, the electric hydrofoil surfboard glides through any depth body of water at speeds of up to 30mph. Created in a proprietary fiberglass blend, the Lift3 F features an ergonomic shape for superb aerodynamics. liftfoils.com

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02 Stylish Seabob Packing a punch, the high-performance Seabob F5 SR is the most powerful Seabob available. The emissions-free E-Jet Power System allows riders to skim the surface and dive underwater at speeds of up to 14mph. The latest model has seven gears to choose from, two integrated cameras and a sporty fin to increase maneuverability under the water. What’s more, with Seabob’s new Black Line Design Edition, your preferred Seabob model can be styled in one of three high-gloss colorways – blue, orange or green. seabob.com

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03 Dive deep with BLU3 Enjoy diving on your own terms with BLU3’s tankless diving system. If you love the underwater world, then BLU3’s Nemo allows for dives of up to 10 feet for 60 – 90 minutes with its patented Smart Reg system, while the Nomad delivers compressed air from the surface through a hose, allowing you to breathe underwater to a maximum depth of 30 feet – all without having to carry around cumbersome equipment. diveblu3.com 04 Capture the moment with FIFISH Whether you are heading to the Caribbean or out on a research expedition, FIFISH’s submarine drone is the gadget you need. With six thrusters for 360-degree movement, a 4K camera and five hours of battery life, it will capture all the action going on beneath your yacht and down to depths of 328 feet. qysea.com 05 Riding waves with YuJet Want to look like a pro surfer without having to paddle out to catch a wave?

Fast, agile and lightweight, the YuJet Surfer is nimble enough to surf big waves and stable enough to master on the first ride. Ride the waves at speeds of up to 24mph on the fully electric, carbon fiber, jet-powered electric surfboard. yujetusa.com 04

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Step aboard KING BABY for a voyage of discovery and pure enjoyment. Huge exterior spaces and a luxurious interior make her the ideal choice for entertaining and socializing, a family vacation, or a fun superyacht charter with groups of friends.

Greeted by a friendly and attentive crew of nine, guests boarding KING BABY will find steps leading up to the main deck, where a welcoming cocktail can be enjoyed on the spacious main aft deck with ample lounge areas. Entering KING BABY’s striking open plan main salon, with its chic and sexy design, the eye is immediately drawn to the music memorabilia. In fact, the entire interior décor by renowned designer Evan K. Marshall is inspired by the world of rock’n’roll and the KING BABY jewelry brand with aweinspiring music imagery featured throughout the guest areas.

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However you wish to begin your day, weather permitting, it should be outside, taking advantage of the beautiful surroundings, whether you are cruising the Caribbean or The Bahamas. The sun deck is, of course, the hub of activity during the day. Here guests will find a three-tiered waterfall Jacuzzi featuring a swim-up bar and flanked by sunpads aft. A variety of alfresco dining and lounging areas are partially shaded by the satcom arch – perfect for a morning coffee as KING BABY cruises comfortably through the waves on her way toward your next anchorage. Spend a few hours up here relaxing and acclimatizing to life on board while your crew prepare a delicious lunch to be enjoyed alfresco.

Upon reaching your next port-of-call, why not head down to the swim platform for an afternoon of play on the water. Jump in for a refreshing dip and try out the numerous water toys carried on board KING BABY. Jam-packed with everything required for an active charter, her toybox includes a large water slide, towable toys, kayaks, a paddleboard and a large swim net for all the family to enjoy. Those looking for adrenaline-packed fun should try the JetLev and Lift flyboard, while fishing enthusiasts will be delighted with the 39’ (11.8m) Nortech tender, which can be kitted out with fishing gear, including spearfishing equipment.

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After an active afternoon enjoying KING BABY’s many facilities, relax with a movie or head to your sumptuous stateroom to freshen up. Ready for the evening ahead, the skylounge bar is the place for a pre-dinner drink, followed by dinner alfresco on the main deck aft. KING BABY was built for socializing, there’s even a state-of-the-art music system that emulates a live gig sound. When the night comes to an end, guests can retire to one of four spacious staterooms on the lower deck, while you head to the main-deck master suite. All of KING BABY’s stunning accommodations encourage slumber, enabling you and your guests to enjoy a restorative night’s sleep in preparation for another epic day on board.

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01 Patina Maldives Fari Islands, Maldives A welcome addition to the Maldives North Malé Atoll, Patina, Maldives is just a 45-minute speedboat transfer from Velana International Airport and a great location to spend a few nights ashore before embarking on a superyacht charter through the Indian Ocean archipelago. The sleek hotel features 90 beach and overwater villas with pools, outdoor tubs or decks to soak up the Maldivian lifestyle. The Fari Marina Village is the hub of the island, with restaurants, bars and boutiques, while the Village has further amenities. The resort is committed to sustainability and relies on solar power, is single-use plasticfree and follows a zero-waste philosophy. patinahotels.com

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02 Rosewood Le Guanahani St Barths The iconic island destination of St Barths is delighted to welcome back the beloved Le Guanahani after a four-year renovation. First opened in 1986, Le Guanahani reopens reimagined but in keeping with its unique spirit under the Rosewood umbrella. Tucked away on the northeast coast overlooking Marigot Bay, the property sits on 18 acres and is enveloped by two beaches – the calmer Marechal Beach and Grand Cul de Sac. With a laidback vibe, the 66 cottages were designed to reflect the distinctive history, heritage and style of the French Caribbean, while embracing Rosewood’s commitment to the environment and the colors of the island. rosewoodhotels.com

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03 Baja Club Baja California Sur, Mexico Set along a lively esplanade of the Mexican beachside town of La Paz, the Baja Club is the perfect base for a few nights ashore before embarking on a cruise through the Sea of Cortez. The first boutique-style property of its kind in the area, the Spanish colonial-style villa features a sleek-white exterior, while at its center is a cobbled courtyard and restaurant that leads to two wings housing the 32 guest rooms – all of which have their own private outdoor patios.

An outdoor pool, spa, library and rooftop bar buzz with chic guests from Mexico City and beyond. bajaclubhotel.com

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04 Saba Rock British Virgin Islands Technically, the iconic island resort Saba Rock re-opened in 2021, but with the ever-changing travel restrictions, this all-new yachting haven didn’t receive the attention it deserves. Located in the center of all the action within the North Sound of the British Virgin Islands, Saba Rock has been rebuilt with a contemporary design aesthetic and a fresh take on the nautical lifestyle to offer an elevated experience. With just nine guest rooms, an open-air restaurant, sunset bar, spa and a full-service marina, Saba Rock has been a haven for yachties for more than 50 years and will no doubt continue to remain so for years to come. sabarock.com

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01 John Clymer, When Evening Comes [oil on canvas, 24 x 48 inches]. Estimate: $150,000-$250,000. Masterworks of the American West, Jackson Hole Art Auction

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Masterworks of the American West Jackson Hole Art Auction September 16 – 17, 2022 Jackson Hole, WY, USA Collectors of the art of the American West have at least one prominent fashion designer with the initials RL in their midst. And the popularity of so-called “cowboy art” has continued to grow into an elevated and very desirable genre. This annual Wyoming auction is forging a great name for itself, not only for its exacting curation, but also because it typically posts a 95 percent sell-through and boasted over $9 million in sales last year. Specific lots and details were not available at press time, but with the auction’s focus on artists like John James Audubon, Maynard Dixon, and Frederic Remington, you’re sure to pick up a winner, pardner. jacksonholeartauction.com Where to Stay Balance out the bucking broncos and six-shooters with a stay at the serene Amangani mountain resort.

02 G. Harvey The Sidewalk Café (oil on canvas, 36 x 48 inches). Estimate: $100,000-$150,000

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Audrain Concours Bonhams Vintage Car Auction Bidding opens September 30, 2022 Newport, RI, USA A trip to the Audrain Concours in Newport, Rhode Island is a great idea, even if you’re not planning to flap your paddle at a vintage classic from the associated Bonhams Auction during the event.

Again, lots and specifics were still being assembled as we went to press. In the meantime, you can slake your vintage motoring thirst with these highlights from recent Bonhams motor vehicle auctions: A 1936 Brough Superior 990CC SS100 motorcycle went for over $288,000 at a spring motorbike event, and at a recent car auction in Goodwood, UK, a 1964 Aston Martin DB5 coupe went for nearly $620,000. bonhams.com Where to Stay The Vanderbilt, Auberge Resorts Collection, is a stunning boutique luxury hotel with a rooftop bar that’s become the place to be seen in Newport.

Fine Watches Sotheby’s Bidding opens September 15, 2022 10:00 CET Paris, France The summer’s timepiece auction season was one for the record books, and this watch auction in Paris promises to continue that rarefied vibe with anticipated lots from Rolex, Audemars Piguet, Patek Philippe, Cartier, and Breguet. While lots were still being assembled and specific information was unavailable at press time, Sotheby’s scored a big win at its auction in Geneva over the summer, selling off an Audemars Piguet Royal Oak, owned by the watch’s iconic designer Gerald Genta, for a whopping $2.1 million. While perhaps that level of gravitas may be hard to match, the Paris auction should deliver a similar level of hotness and timepiece desirability. sothebys.com Where to Stay The stately Four Seasons Hotel Georges V is a quick trip around the rotary on the Champs Elysees from the auction house.

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Beautiful turquoise and diamond convertible drop earrings feature two pear-shaped cabochon-cut turquoise drops from the renowned Arizona Sleeping Beauty Mine. The floral filigree tops feature 0.51 total carats of G-H color and VS1-VS2 clarity round brilliant cut diamonds set in 18-karat white gold. The turquoise drops measure 1.5 inches long and are detachable to convert the piece into a simple set of floral filigree diamond dangle earrings.

You’ll be fabulous wearing this multicolored gem bib necklace, which features 29.83 total carats of multicolored cabochon-cut Burmese spinel, 18.08 total carats of 4mm cushion cut mixed color spinels, and an untreated 1.17-carat cushion cut spessartite garnet, set in 18-karat white gold and black rhodium.

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Writer The first woman watch journalist in America, Roberta Naas, has authored six books on watches, founded her own site, ATimelyPerspective.com, and continues to travel the world for exclusive behind-the-scenes stories for Forbes, Bloomberg, and other publications.

Editor-in-Chief Elizabeth Doerr is the Editor-in-Chief of QuillandPad. com, and a veteran watch journalist with more than 30 years of experience writing about the watch industry.

Publisher Susanne Samuelsson is a veteran publisher from the world of watches and luxury. She is the founder of TheWatchPages.com, a consumer website designed for watch lovers worldwide.

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01 Hermès Arceau Le Temps Voyageur Both Elizabeth Doerr and Susanne Samuelsson include the Hermès Arceau Le Temps Voyageur in their curated collections. “This is a very useful complication in a very clever execution that has a wildly imaginative imaginary backstory and is incredibly simple to use and read: simply press the pusher to rotate the hour-andminute subdial around the dial periphery to the selected city to set a time zone,” says Elizabeth. “The time on the dial adjusts automatically. But the best thing is that it’s a pleasure to watch the subdial orbit the dial.”

Susanne agrees, “Hermès makes watches that are different, and the latest Arceau Le Temps Voyageur is no exception. This surprising travel time watch features a turning satellite subdial that travels over a magical imaginary equestrian map dial. A pusher on the case side allows you to move the subdial along the 24 different cities, and the hour hand of the local time is automatically updated in the process. Housed in a 38 mm stainless steel case with a blue lacquered dial, the Arceau Voyageur is the ideal travel companion.”

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“At first glance, this new 1/10th of a Second Monopusher Chronograph might not look like it should be a favorite (other than the fact that it is a Patek Philippe watch),” says Roberta. “However, a closer look reveals how technically advanced the watch is. The 396-part movement was 10 years in the making, holds 31 patents, and is the brand’s first highfrequency (5Hz) caliber. The display of 1/10th of a second on the dial is mesmerizing, but the technology inside is mind-boggling.”

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“Activated by the movement of the wrist (just like winding the movement), the shooting star appears on the dial at random moments, usually four to six times per hour.” Samuelsson adds, “Have we not all looked up at the night sky hoping to see a shooting star? Jaeger-LeCoultre’s new 36 mm Dazzling Star makes this wish a reality with a unique complication that recreates this fascinating celestial phenomenon.

Activated by the movement of your wrist, a shooting star traces an arc across the middle of the aventurine dial at random, usually four to six times an hour.

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“The unique Grinder system is patented and is twice as efficient as traditional automatic winding systems. With no crown, the vertically built movement is set with the turn of the bezel. Just 75 pieces will be made.”

06 Audemars Piguet Royal Oak Selfwinding Chronograph Susanne Samuelsson’s final pick is a classic. “The iconic Royal Oak, first launched in 1972, saw a redesign for its 50th anniversary this year. This new chronograph version features a stainless steel case and bracelet and the reintroduction of the stunning Bleu Nuit Nuage 50 Grande Tapisserie dial.

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“I feel the need—the need for speed!” That was the famous line spoken by Maverick (Tom Cruise) from the 1986 hit movie Top Gun. Fast forward 36 years and not only is the sequel Top Gun: Maverick in theatres, but those same words capture the essence of Bombardier’s latest flagship—the Global 8000 business jet.

Launched at the European Business Aviation Convention and Exhibition (EBACE) earlier this year, the Global 8000 business jet has captured both the headlines and the hearts of the aviation industry, thanks in large part to how fast it can fly.

With a top speed of Mach 0.94, the Global 8000 aircraft is the fastest civil aircraft since the Concorde and the first transport category aircraft to officially break the sound barrier in testing.

But that’s where the similarities to the Concorde end. The Global 8000 private jet takes comfort and luxury to another level, with four spacious suites that include an available bedroom and en suite. This will most certainly be popular with passengers since it is not only the fastest business jet—but the farthest—capable of flying 8,000 nautical miles. To put that in perspective, the Global 8000 business jet can fly from London to Perth or Dubai to Houston. In fact, there aren’t too many places you can’t fly to on the Global 8000 private jet.

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One of the most notable features is their Pur Air system which features a HEPA and carbon filter to remove up to 99.99% of viruses, allergens and bacteria, as well as noxious fumes and gases. Along with better air in the cabin, they have a circadian lighting system called Soleil that can help synchronize your sleep and wake pattern to the time at your destination and can help ward off jet lag. If that weren’t enough, they developed the industry’s first-ever zero gravity seat called Nuage. It can recline and pivot simultaneously to cradle the body and help reduce lower back pressure. And the list goes on, from a fullsize kitchen to an entertainment suite with surround sound and a state-of-the-art cockpit for the pilots—Bombardier’s engineers and designers thought of everything.

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Costa Rica Nature & Nuture Referred to as the “Rich Coast,” Costa Rica’s Pacific coast has been at the forefront of the eco-preservation movement for decades, and as a result is home to over half-a-million indigenous wildlife species, including a variety of marine life.

Take part in unique conservation efforts and invite a marine biologist on board to collect vital data on the rich marine life.

With the freedom of traveling by yacht, no set schedule, and access to remote areas rarely visited, this is your opportunity to give something back to the cruising grounds that offer truly unique wildlife and landscapes. Swim alongside megapods of dolphins, tag endangered species such as green and hawksbill turtles, and encounter pods of humpback whales while you enjoy time on board. Stop off at various points to trek inland with an expert guide and track further endangered species, including jaguars and squirrel monkeys.

Flight New York to San José, Costa Rica 5 hours flight time aboard a Citation Latitude Up to 7 passengers Yacht 76’ (23.3m) THUNDERBOLT, From €60,000 per week, plus expenses, Up to 6 guests When November to April

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Scandinavia Think Hygge Scandinavians have a knack for living a contented life, so why not experience a little Nordic-Hygge on a cruise through the Baltic? Often referred to as the “Venice of the North,” the city of Stockholm is arguably one of the most beautiful capital cities in the world. Fly into Stockholm and discover how the Nords foster creativity, productivity and motivation while enjoying the many cutting-edge restaurants and boutiques that adorn the waterfront. Norway, meanwhile, is synonymous with its epic scenery. Cruise through the mighty Norwegian fjords and take in jaw-dropping vistas that will leave you feeling a million miles from anywhere. Explore the waters by kayak, go fishing and enjoy the fresh catch of the day paired with exceptional wines for an otherworldly nature and culinary experience anchored out in the wilderness.

Flight London to Stockholm 2.5 hours flight time aboard an Embraer Phenom 300 Up to 6 passengers When June to August

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Côte d’Azur Shop ‘Til You Drop For those looking to venture beyond the well-trodden, designerstore-fringed paths of Paris, New York and Milan, the rewards of Cannes and Monaco come thick and fast when it comes to a yacht charter along the Côte d’Azur. Whether you are an avid collector of art, or skew more toward handbags and the finest gems, the gilded coastline is arguably the most fashionable in the Mediterranean. Stroll around the boutiques of the stylish Croisette in Cannes, enjoy some shopping therapy in Monaco’s Casino Square, or head inland to the medieval hilltop town of Saint-Paul de Vence for art galleries galore. For the grand finale, don your new attire and head to the famed Monte Carlo Casino for a night of gaming and glamor.

Flight Miami to Nice 9 hours flight time aboard a Bombardier Global 5500 Up to 14 passengers Yacht 164’ (50m) JACOZAMI From €300,000 per week, plus expenses Up to 10 guests When May to September

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Southeast Asia Soul Searching Take a giant leap from the run-of-the-mill spa retreat and embark on a charter through the remote Komodo Islands on the traditionally styled superyacht LAMIMA. This unique vessel allows guests to experience the very best of these islands with a plethora of experiences to boot. Find your inner calm with your own yoga instructor and masseuse (both within LAMIMA’s 20-strong crew), greet the day with paddleboard yoga at sunrise and end it with a night dive in remote coral atolls – all without a soul in sight. Head ashore for cultural immersion and visit a local village to learn traditional weaving skills, or hike the impressive volcanoes, camera in hand. Any itinerary to the Komodo islands would not be complete without getting up close and personal with a Komodo dragon – guide on hand to track these mighty, prehistoric creatures.

Flight Mykonos to Bali 13 hours flight time aboard a Bombardier Global 7500 Up to 14 passengers Yacht 213’11” (65.2m) LAMIMA $154,000 per week (all inclusive) Up to 14 guests When April to September

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01 Lamborghini Aventador LP 780-4 Ultimae Prices from $498,298 While the limited-to-112-editions of the very special hybrid Countach LPI 800-4 plans that are afoot of late in Sant’Agata may sully the estimable legacy of the highly collectible 70s-era Countach in some purists’ eyes, Lambo will still make full-fuel monsters that smack of collectability before it switches to integrating electrification across the line next year.

The limited edition Aventador LP 780-4 Ultimae represents the end of production for the V12-powered hypercar, in the form of only 350 coupes and 250 roadsters. With a 2.8-second 0-to-60mph giddy-up and all the angularly gorgeous Lambo design DNA, you might want to change that line from Mad Max to “...the last of the V12 interceptors.” lamborghini.com

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02 Jaguar F-Type R Prices from $103,200 It’s no mistake that F comes after E in the alphabet, and even more so when you consider that the designers at Jaguar are plotting to create a legend behind the brand’s joyful two-seater F-Type sportster that may match the gravitas of the 1960s-era Jaguar E-Type (considered by many car collectors to be one of the most beautiful vintage cars ever created). While the British carmaker has been making a lot of hay in the luxury alternative power arena with the all-electric I-PACE SUV, the sporty $103,200 F-Type R still burns up the roads with a 5-liter, 575hp supercharged V8 power plant that pushes the gorgeous vehicle around the curves like a bobsled on an oiled ice track. This is sheer driving dynamics that hybrid and electric approaches may never catch up with. jaguarusa.com

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03 Maserati Grecale Modena Limited Edition SUV Prices from $83,900 While technically a mild-hybrid model, this online-only limited edition that went up for sale in the spring with first deliveries scheduled as you read this, has all the exclusivity boxes checked for a potential future collectible car. The online reservation window may have closed, but many of those buyers were probably buying on spec and may be interested in flipping.

The online reservation version, powered by a 2-liter, 423hp supercharged V4, went for $83,900 in Rosso Granturismo red when the offer debuted.

When the model officially hits the market after the initial online reserved models, the top-of-the-line Grecale Trofeo will be powered by a 523hp V6 based on the Maserati MC20 supercar Nettuno engine. Soccer mom practicality meets Italian style? You bet. maserati.com

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04 Porsche 911 Carrera 4S Cabriolet Prices from $137,200 Porsche’s popular electric Taycan may be practically a phenom as it changes hearts and minds with its favorable, P-word performance and dynamics. But, if you want to own the essence of Porsche - and I won’t make any apologies - you’re talking about a gas-powered 911. The latest 911 Carrera 4S Cabriolet, which starts at $137,200, injects a bit of open-air style and fun into the unmistakeable driving experience.

With a top track speed of 188mph, this auto’s velocity is generated by a thrumming 443hp twin-turbo boxer 6-cylinder engine. The legendary lickety-split PDK transmission creates a fuel-only shifting symphony like no other (well, maybe the full-manual option creates an equally beautiful noise), and while Porsche hasn’t announced detailed plans for 911 electrification, you really can’t go wrong with investing in a car like this at any time. But, you may want to keep it in your collection and on your regular driving schedule - forever. porsche.com

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Reflecting on the possibility that time holds, LOUIS XIII’s creative masterpiece "Believe in Time" reaffirms the legendary house's commitment to craftsmanship, quality, beauty and human-made creations. Since 1874, each generation of LOUIS XIII Cellar Masters selects the most precious eaux-de-vie from their cellars, while setting aside their finest eaux-de-vie for their successor for the coming century. The end result is an exquisite blend of liquor sourced from Grande Champagne, the first cru of the Cognac region, infused with aromas of honey, plum, passion fruit, tobacco, leather, figs, honeysuckle and dried roses.

Catering to every taste, person and passion, LOUIS XIII Cognac is housed in a crystal decanter that has been mouth-blown by skilled master craftsmen. In a celebration of time and nature, the very foundations on which LOUIS XIII is built, the house has collaborated with singer Solange Knowles, award-winning director Mati Diop and couture designer Guo Pei, to create an artistic masterpiece, "Believe in Time," reminding us that time and Mother Earth combined can bring many possibilities. louisxiii-cognac.com

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As over-water rum shacks go, Basil’s Bar is pretty unbeatable. Many have tried to replicate the cocktail of intangibles that have appealed to generations of party-goers heading to this Caribbean paradise, but no one can ever quite reproduce the essence of Basil’s – or indeed Mustique – itself.

Philippe Starck oversaw a total rebuild of Basil’s in 2018, keeping the DNA of Basil’s fundamentally unchanged while adding a significant sparkle and style to the venue. Jazz and live music pulses from the stage by artists who fly in from all over the world to play at rum-fueled “Jump Up” parties for guests and celebrities (who also have a tendency to hop onto the stage for a song or two), while the sun sets and turtles bob up for air in the crystal-clear waters surrounding the bar. Serving a selection of light bites, including tacos, fish, jerk chicken, burgers and flatbreads, as well as killer Mustique Mule cocktails, Basil's ensures you’re all set for a fun night ashore.

If you are looking for something a little more substantial, Mustique’s sophisticated Veranda serves both classic and contemporary dishes using house rubs and delicately spiced marinades. Diners can enjoy a selection of smaller sharing plates or larger main-sized dishes, matched with a tantalizing range of flavor-packed side dishes, all cooked using traditional smoking and over-flame grilling methods.

The award-winning wine list will excite even the most enthusiastic connoisseurs.

Basil's Bar is open daily from 10 am until late, with food served from 12 pm – 3 pm and 6 pm – 10 pm.

The Veranda is open for dinner every day except Tuesday and Thursday, 7 pm – 9:30 pm (last orders).

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CARIBBEAN HIGHS Well Rested Discover the Caribbean from a different perspective and spend a few days ashore at either end of your yacht charter with Navigator’s pick of the best hotel suites.

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The Alexander Suites 01 Four Seasons Resort Nevis, Nevis Located on the relatively remote island of Nevis, the Four Seasons Resort Nevis sits on the island's famed Pinney’s Beach. Reimagined and revitalized, a recent renovation has injected the resort with new life, with all-new dining concepts, a new pool area and seven stunning suites. The heritage of the island’s rich history is deeply integrated into the resort’s design, and as such, each of the new suites represents aspects of the island’s people, nature, wildlife and culture. According to Resort Manager Ruby Garcia, the contemporary one-bedroom Alexander Suites, which are named after Nevis’ most famous native son, are ideal for entertaining, hosting family and friends for an intimate dinner or unwinding outdoors with a nightcap while enjoying the Caribbean breeze on their expansive patios. fourseasons.com Play The 18-hole Robert Trent Jones II-designed golf course is a Caribbean best.

Galaxy Suites 02 Jade Mountain, St. Lucia St. Lucia’s Pitons may be the star of the show, but Jade Mountain wins the best supporting act.

Known for its stunning cliffside setting, the opulent hideaway features an array of experiences designed so that guests never need to leave the comfort of their private sanctuary, aka suite. “Our Galaxy sanctuaries offer the ultimate Jade Mountain experience,” says architect and owner Nick Troubetzkoy. “Spread over 2,000 square feet, the suites provide commanding views for one to enjoy while basking in the huge infinity pool.” jademountain.com Unique feature Each suite has just three walls, the fourth being open to the elements.

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Villa Rockstar 03 Eden Rock, St. Barths If you want an iconic setting, Eden Rock, which is part of the Oetker Collection, is the place to go. Located in one of the coolest spots in St. Barths, the hotel has a number of suites set on a dramatic rocky outcrop overlooking St. Jean’s Bay. However, General Manager Fabrice Moizan recommends that guests willing to forgo the awesome views from the rock-side setting will not be disappointed with the Mercury master suite at the beachside Villa Rockstar. Built around a soft lawn, with a living and dining area that flows into the garden and onto a privately accessed beach, the 17,222-square-foot, six-bedroom villa also has its own 20-meter private pool, entertainment area and fitness area. oetkercollection.com Chill out Villa Rockstar offers its own spa treatment room, hammam and sauna.

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One Bedroom Beach House 04 COMO Parrot Cay, Turks and Caicos Located in the Turks and Caicos archipelago, COMO Parrot Cay is the ultimate desert island idyll. Comprising secluded coves, pristine white sandy beaches and surrounded by unspoiled reefs, the 1,000-acre private island is loved by A-list celebrities, many of whom have their own villas here. Join them in your own One Bedroom Beach House, the “epitome of breezy island living offering 1,000 square feet of secluded accommodation, with one bedroom, two bathrooms and a living area,” says Tapa Tibble, Managing Director - Americas.

“The houses have direct beach access and private plunge pools.” comohotels.com Sensory overload The award-winning COMO Shambhala Retreat spa offers Ayurvedic therapies as well as meditation, yoga and Pilates.

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La Villa Suite 05 Hotel Le Toiny, St. Barths There are plenty of places to see and be seen in St. Barths, but Hotel Le Toiny isn’t one of them. The secluded Relais & Châteaux property offers total seclusion and privacy, with just 22 intimate villa suites, each offering an infinity pool and large terrace overlooking the property’s private beach. Hotelier, Charles Walker recommends the expansive La Villa Suite, which is the largest of the collection. Spread over 2,745 square feet, the exclusive property includes two pavilions – one housing a living area and master bedroom, the second housing an additional bedroom. letoiny.com Savor The on-property restaurant, Le Toiny Restaurant, serves French fare infused with local flavors – a firm favorite on an island that is known for its superb cuisine.

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Tree House Suite 06 Rosewood Little Dix Bay, Virgin Gorda Sitting on an idyllic half-mile of white sand beach and backed by forested hillsides, Rosewood Little Dix Bay is located on the west coast of the eponymous island. Boasting a relaxed atmosphere and rustic eco-spirit, all of the accommodation has its own appeal, but the Tree House Suite is one of the favorites. “Paying tribute to the stilt houses erected by Laurance Rockefeller at Little Dix Bay in 1964, our Tree House Suite is one of our most beloved and unique accommodations,” says Managing Director Andreas Pade. “Sitting overtop a garden patio, the suite offers the finest amenities, including an expansive wraparound terrace providing unmatched panoramic views of the beautiful Caribbean waters.” rosewoodhotels.com Sustainable living Experience Rosewood's reef restoration program and coral planting schemes.

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Beachfront Bungalow 07 Sugar Beach, A Viceroy Resort, St. Lucia When it comes to the perfect beachside setting, Sugar Beach, A Viceroy Resort, is in a league of its own. Nestled between the iconic Pitons in St. Lucia, the sprawling property celebrates its 30th year with a fresh new look comprised of expansive amenity enhancements and experiential upgrades. Managing Director James Wyndham recommends the one-bedroom Luxury Beachfront Bungalow his preferred suite. Located just steps from the water and white sands, it offers guests the perfect for the ‘toes in the sand’ feeling that the Caribbean is all about. viceroyhotelsandresorts.com Top draw Sugar Beach is the only white-sand beach on St. Lucia.

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Perched above the Atlantic Ocean on an exclusive stretch of Saint Lucia’s coastline, the jaw-dropping Cabot Saint Lucia is the epitome of luxury living.

From hilltop villas with ocean views and toes-in-thesand beachfront abodes, to the meticulously designed turnkey Fairway Villas, the vast Cabot Saint Lucia property is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to own a piece of paradise for you and your family to enjoy for generations to come.

Whether you are looking for a chance to develop your own custom-built residence or step into a turnkey property, each home has been aesthetically designed to blend seamlessly with its environment.

Embracing both the land and sea, the surrounding tranquility is further complemented by the sustainably sourced materials used in each build. Contemporary design combines the best of island living and laidback luxury, merging the beautiful outdoors with inspired architecture.

The crowning jewel in the property is the 18-hole golf course, Point Hardy Golf Club. The stunning par 71 championship layout, designed by Bill Coore and Ben Crenshaw, works harmoniously with the unique topography of the site, including lush terrain, rocky outcrops, and astounding ocean views.

Point Hardy Golf Club is just one of the benefits of becoming a Cabot Saint Lucia resident. Private and exclusive, owners join a community of like-minded individuals and families to enjoy luxury amenities and communal facilities. Residents can enjoy a range of sports facilities, including a host of swimming pools, beach volleyball courts, and tennis, paddle and pickleball courts. Members and guests can also enjoy the fitness center, wellness center and beach club for the ultimate member experience.

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Whether your dream is to dine on fresh seafood beachfront in the Grenadines, enjoy a cocktail against the backdrop of a spectacular sunset in The Bahamas, or walk on the wild side in Antarctica, the winter season offers countless options for superyacht cruising. Here we profile the season’s hottest destinations and what they have to offer the waterborne.

Best for Families Leeward Islands A playground for superyachts, the Leeward Islands abound with dramatic scenery, fantastic beaches, fascinating history and world-class cuisine. The cruising grounds arguably offer the greatest attractions for all the family, with a variety of activities and culture on offer. Family togetherness is particularly special on a superyacht, but time ashore discovering new cultures will keep children’s eyes wide with wonder. Antigua's naval dockyard is steeped in maritime history – its forts and colonial buildings will keep the children entertained while they take in a bit of history. Tales of pirates on the island of St. Kitts can be the inspiration for Pirates of the Caribbean-themed treasure hunts, and obstacle courses on the water or on any of the beaches will keep the most active young guests occupied while mom and dad enjoy some quiet time on board. Alternatively, all the islands provide numerous marine adventures, with plenty of scope to make use of the yacht’s toy box.

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Navigator recommends While the children are thoroughly entertained, acclimatize to “island time” and take advantage of the local flora and fauna signature treatments at some of the finest spas the islands have to offer. Try the Guerlain Spa at the Cheval Blanc St-Barthélémy, or a Signature Island Journeys at the Jumby Bay Spa, Antigua.

The Bahamas Countless cruising grounds worldwide can be adapted to excellent family charters, but the most popular itineraries involve hopping between islands without too many long transits between. With more than 700 islands, cays and islets at your fingertips, The Bahamas offer an abundance of fun for all ages.

Often the islands are just minutes from each other, so exploring the area on a yacht allows for plenty of time to play both aboard and ashore. The most popular cruising grounds are found in the Exumas archipelago, where each island is unique and guests can experience something new every day. Drop anchor and swim ashore to the smaller islets and discover exotic wildlife and spectacular beaches, or take the tender to the larger islands where you will find quaint restaurants and bars, golf courses and boutiques. Sampling a bit of both worlds is the ideal combination.

Navigator recommends Any itinerary should consider fishing, be it bonefishing or deep sea; the waters are teeming with mahi mahi, wahoo, tuna and marlin.

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YACHTS TO CHARTER IN THE LEEWARD ISLANDS 01 With copious deck spaces and an inviting interior, the 189’ (57.6m) W has ample room for a large family charter. Prices from $450,000 per week, plus expenses, for up to 10 guests.

02 The 205’ (62.48m) PARTY GIRL is the perfect yacht for having fun with all the family.

Prices from $490,000 per week, plus expenses, for up to 12 guests.

YACHTS TO CHARTER IN THE BAHAMAS 03 The 157‘ (47.85m) tri-deck superyacht BIG SKY is perfect for family cruising. Prices from $180,000 per week, plus expenses, for up to 11 guests.

04 Recently refit, the 164‘ (50m) TCB offers a large swim platform for easy access to her superb array of water toys. Prices from $200,000 per week, plus expenses, for up to 12 guests.

05 Boasting a flexible accommodations layout and plenty of volume, the 164‘ (50m) SILVER LINING is perfect for family cruising. Prices from $285,000 per week, plus expenses, for up to 12 guests.

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The Grenadines What’s half the fun of being on an island? Hopping on and off it, of course – which makes the Grenadines ideal for the waterborne.

Comprising a secluded cluster of islands just 100 miles from Barbados, the Grenadines archipelago entertains superyachts and adventure-seekers alike. Sprinkled between the volcanic peaks of St. Vincent and Grenada, the 60-mile trail of palmstudded sandbars, coral reefs and tiny islets hasn’t changed much since Columbus first sailed these crystal-clear waters.

With their combination of steady winds, dramatic landscapes and natural harbors, this archipelago offers an abundance of natural beauty, ample dive sites and some of the best fishing grounds in the world.

Cruise from Bequia – one of the most developed islands in the chain – to the glamorous and sophisticated island of Mustique – a private retreat of barefoot luxury. From here, set a short course for the Tobago Cays; five uninhabited palm-fringed islets ringed by pristine white sand beaches and clear waters. Union Island and Petit St. Vincent are next in line with their varied coastlines and offshore islets ideal for diving and snorkeling.

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RECOMMENDED YACHTS TO CHARTER IN THE CARIBBEAN 06 With her expansive exterior spaces for socializing and entertaining, the 144’ (43.89m) KING BABY is perfect for the alfresco lifestyle that the Caribbean islands are all about. Prices from $195,000 per week, plus expenses, for up to 10 guests.

07 The 130’ (39.62m) LIONSHARE has every toy imaginable, including a commercial grade compressor plus five sets of SCUBA gear for certified divers.

Prices from $130,000 per week, plus expenses, for up to 12 guests.

08 The 191’ (58.2m) UNBRIDLED offers unique aquatic experiences with SCUBA instructors Captain Gui and Cathryn Garcia overseeing the diving program.

Prices from $295,000 per week, plus expenses, for up to 12 guests.

09 The award-winning crew aboard the 164’ (50m) CHASING DAYLIGHT ensure every yacht charter is unforgettable. Whether it’s a themed dinner or a watersports lesson, their enthusiasm is second-to-none.

Prices from $205,000 per week, plus expenses, for up to 12 guests.

10 Featuring stunning outdoor entertaining areas and an extensive array of tenders and toys, the 157’ (47.9m) MIRABELLA is perfect for cruising the Grenadines.

Prices from $165,000 per week, plus expenses, for up to 12 guests.

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TOP FIVE REASONS TO CHARTER THIS WINTER 1. Berthing Outside of the absolute peak season, berths are readily available with far lower prices than in the Mediterranean.

2. Favorable charter rates The winter cruising grounds have a much longer low season than the Mediterranean summer season, so there are well-priced offers to be found (outside of Christmas and New Year).

3. More availability Most charter yachts have a few weeks of availability during off-peak periods allowing you to plan later.

4. Quiet anchorages The majority of anchorages tend to be quieter than those in the Mediterranean, making it more pleasurable overall and allowing for more spontaneity.

5. Climate Aside from Antarctica, the recommended winter cruising grounds have a balmy climate with temperatures of 86°F while it can be as chilly as 46°F at home!

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Best for Adventures New Zealand For those looking for true escapism and adventure, a charter along New Zealand’s extensive coastlines combines a little bit of luxury with dramatic encounters. Year-round sunshine, diverse natural landscapes and untouched native forests make the North and South Islands the perfect outdoor adventure destination.

Whether your itinerary takes in the marine reserves and islands lying off North Island, or heads to South Island to glide along the Marlborough Sounds, the best of New Zealand is all about taking to the water.

Navigator recommends There are several popular cruising itineraries for New Zealand, including the beautiful Bay of Islands and the stunning Marlborough Sounds.

Antarctica As the demand for bucket list adventures continues to increase, so does the explorative nature of the experience. A rise in intrepid charterers and owners coveting an immersive voyage in the most remote parts of the planet has led to more explorer yachts cruising to off-the-beaten-path destinations, including Antarctica.

Few have experienced the enormity of this vast continent, which has to be the most adventurous of cruising grounds. Cruise through a maze of protected channels found along the Antarctic Peninsula’s west coast with mink and humpback whales. Further south, discover vast icecaps along the east coast and a wildlife oasis like no other along the Scotia Arc. Navigator recommends December and January welcome the sun for 20 hours a day, while February and March are the best months to journey deeper into the polar circle as the pack ice is at a minimum.

RUGGED LUXURY CHARTER IN ANTARCTICA 11 Discover the vast ice continent aboard the well-heeled, iconic 414’ (126m) explorer yacht OCTOPUS. Prices from $2,200,000 per week, plus expenses, for up to 12 guests.

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Best for Green Escapades Indonesia Wending your way in and out of Indonesia’s archipelagos, you can discover attractions ranging from the majestic Raja Ampat Islands to the stunning Komodo archipelago. Despite their recent rise in popularity, the cruising grounds remain beautiful and unspoiled, blessed with year-round warm temperatures, a colorful underwater world and ideal sailing conditions. The largely uninhabited waters are home to the country’s largest marine national park, a huge number of world-class dive sites, and the highest recorded marine biodiversity on earth. Scientists have cataloged more than six times as many coral species in just a few acres that live in the entire Caribbean.

Navigator recommends Hike through the rainforest on Rinca Island for your first encounter with a Komodo dragon. Measuring up to 11 feet in length, this endangered species is carnivorous and an experienced guide is essential.

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Galápagos A cruise through the Galápagos is a remarkable experience for all, but for nature lovers, it is the ultimate dream. An ecohaven off the coast of South America, the cruising grounds are a pocket of the world that time forgot. Step back to a world as it may have been before humans walked the earth, where penguins strut alongside tropical flamingos and whales share the waters with giant turtles. The Galápagos are made up of 12 main islands and hundreds of islets and rocks floating in one of the most active volcanic regions in the world. Discover landscapes of wild mangroves, volcanoes, inland lagoons, cliffs and stunning coastlines – the islands deliver a revelation at every anchorage.

Navigator recommends Teeming with sharks, sea lions, seals, turtles, rays, mantas and reef fish, the Galápagos provide wonderful opportunities for experienced divers (authorized diving only).

AWARD-WINNING SUPERYACHTS TO CHARTER IN INDONESIA 12 The 213’1” (65.2m) LAMIMA merges luxury with tradition. Featuring seven staterooms, a PADI diving center, onboard spa therapists and a yoga instructor, and an expert tour guide, she is the perfect yacht on which to discover Indonesia.

Priced at $154,000 per week, all-inclusive, for up to 14 guests.

GALAPAGOS FAVORITES FOR CHARTER 13 Become one with nature in the Galápagos while cruising aboard the 164'1" (50m) AQUA MARE. Prices from $196,000 per week, plus expenses, for up to 16 guests.

14 Discover the islands and islets of the Galápagos islands while cruising aboard the 141' (43m) INTEGRITY. Prices from $99,000 per week, plus expenses, for up to 16 guests.

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Canada 1 Nimmo Bay Wilderness Resort Fly fishing has been around a while, but things have changed somewhat since primitive man first honed a shard of bone into a fishing hook. The tools have since improved immeasurably and today there is an arsenal of high-tech equipment available. Add to this the opportunity to experience locations that were previously inaccessible where the fish are as ripe for catching as they are plentiful, and you have the perfect wilderness setting. One such place that has earned acclaim for its excellent fly fishing is Nimmo Bay in British Columbia. Home to the Nimmo Bay Wilderness Resort, this is the place to go for some of the best helifishing in the world. The rivers are alive with fish and there are dozens to choose from, including rainbow and steelhead trout (for skilled fly-fishers), Dolly Varden, char, and all salmon varieties. All the equipment you will need is provided, or you can bring your own, but the fishery has a catch-andrelease policy so only barbless hooks can be used. Flying high above misted forests, towering mountains, crystal-clear rivers and landscapes abounding with grizzly bears, wolves and eagles, this is the ultimate wilderness adventure.

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Back at the resort, guests have a choice of accommodation either in one of six intertidal cottages or one of three streamside properties. The entire resort can be exclusively reserved for a single party of up to 18 guests, who can come together to dine on fantastic cuisine (fresh, local fish, of course) in the main lodge, or in Little River, the new floating restaurant.

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“These waters, deep in the mountains, can be hugely challenging for all levels of fishing enthusiasts,” says General Manager Steve Smith. “Catching a trophy trout from deep, clear pools requires patience and accuracy, but the effort is worth it!” The myriad waters within fishing distance of Poronui enable most anglers to be catered for. Early season conditions on smaller streams favor the novice angler, while even the most competent will be tested fishing the high-country water in mid-summer. Luckily, Poronui has expert guides on hand to impart their extensive local angling knowledge.

Back at the luxury sporting lodge, it’s not all about the primitive wilderness. Guests can access a full array of spa facilities, superb cuisine and fine wine from the underground cellar. When it comes to retiring for the night, Poronui offers three options, including the main Poronui Lodge with seven guest cabins situated alongside the Taharua River, a secluded rustic-luxe safari camp on the banks of the mighty Mohaka River at the property’s back boundary, and the utterly unique Blake House private villa, which resides on an imperious plateau overlooking the Taharua valley.

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Patagonia 3 Rio Palena Lodge All the way down in the southern hemisphere, surrounded by lush Patagonian wilderness, the remote Rio Palena Lodge offers some of the most scenic fishing in the world. “Fishing in the Southern Hemisphere is always great because, for a lot of American and European anglers, it takes place in our winter, their summer,” says Brian O’Keefe, Angling Product Manager for experiential travel company Eleven Experience.

Set on a scenic stretch of river in the Lake District of Chilean Patagonia, the Rio Palena Lodge is so remote that just to reach it involves an adventure in itself, but once there, guests reap the benefits of its isolation with extraordinary and plentiful fishing adventures. “There are so many rivers and lakes that are populated with larger-than-average wild trout, where fly fishing tackle and techniques are very similar to the style of fishing in Michigan, Montana, Oregon, and other great fishing destinations,” says Brian. “You will rarely see another angler for a whole week, or more.” After being whisked by helicopter over the Andean peaks to hard-to-reach lakes, anglers embark on inflatable rafts to cast out along reeds in the hope of catching gigantic wild brown and rainbow trout.

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The journey may not be strenuous (the helicopter takes just 15 minutes as opposed to an arduous trek) but the fight and haul to catch these magnificent lake trout will leave you ready for a peaceful slumber back at the sumptuous lodge. But first, kick back on the deck overlooking the tranquil river and celebrate your triumphs (or toast the one that got away) with a fine Chilean wine or Pisco Sour. Or, soak weary muscles in the wood-fired hot tub and sauna, before enjoying a Chilean Asado (a traditional barbecue).

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Patagonia's Rio Palena Lodge is surrounded by lush wilderness Enjoy a Chilean Asado (traditional barbecue) The lodge is set on a scenic stretch of river in Chilean Patagonia's Lake District The rivers and lakes are populated with larger-than-average wild trout

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Beachside chic is redefined when stepping into the stunning seaside sanctuary at 233 Gin Lane, Southampton.

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With easy access to the historic village’s Main Street and Job Lane, which features fine restaurants, designer boutiques and fine-art galleries, summers in Southampton are what memories are made of. Just 90 minutes from New York City, Southampton offers some of the best properties in the world, and Gin Lane is regarded by many as the finest of oceanfront locations in all of the Hamptons. One of the most classically “quintessential Hamptons” homes in the area, the sensational seaside estate of 233 Gin Lane was designed by the esteemed architectural firm Fleetwood & McMullan. Primed for entertaining en masse courtesy of a sprawling floorplan that spans nearly 8,300 square feet, the estate includes seven bedrooms and eight bathrooms. The elegance found within its walls are expected and nod to traditional architecture and touches of minimalistic chic. The ground floor living room and dining room spill off a double-height grand foyer, leading on to a large kitchen/gathering room (one of such spaces on this level) and separate breakfast room. An elevator transports guests from the large formal and informal ground floor up to the second floor, where they are afforded sweeping views to the Atlantic Ocean.

Situated on 2.14 acres, a large sweeping driveway leads to the front of the shingle-style property, behind which all the outdoor lifestyle amenities are located for absolute privacy. These include a large, covered loggia, 25' by 55’ heated swimming pool, tennis court, an allee’ of flowering trees and sweeping lawns.

233 Gin Lane is perfectly suited for both full-time living, weekend getaways or long summer vacations from the city – a seaside sanctuary for a water-lover who enjoys welcoming good company and an active cultural roster that includes open-air concerts, local fireworks displays and a rich list of well-planned social events throughout the year.

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233 Gin Lane, Southampton, NY is offered at $26,000,000. For more information and a private showing, please contact Licensed and Associate Real Estate Broker Tim Davis of the Corcoran Group at tgdavis@corcoran.com, timdavishamptons.com

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01 INSPIRATION * Builder Benetti Length 125’ (38.1m) Year 2017 Asking price $17,750,000 USP A member of Benetti’s Fast 125 series, INSPIRATION incorporates all the latest and most desirable design memes.

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Italian Builds A selection of excellent opportunities to purchase yachts from leading Italian yards 02 BALISTA * Builder Cantieri di Pisa Length 153’ (46.6m) Year 2013/2019 Asking price $17,900,000 USP BALISTA showcases luxurious amenities and features vast outdoor living spaces for the ultimate La Dolce Vita lifestyle.

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03 LADY S Builder Benetti Length 151’ (46m) Year 1989/2018 Asking price $5,900,000 USP Featuring classic exterior styling and upgraded interiors, LADY S is the perfect combination of traditional style and modern amenities.

04 SKYLER * Builder Benetti Length 140’ (42.67m) Year 2019 Asking price $24,485,000 USP A pedigreed Benetti Crystal model, SKYLER combines an ultra-modern aesthetic while staying true to her classic Benetti craftsmanship.

05 AFRICAN QUEEN Builder Benetti Length 121’ (36.9m) Year 2009/2019 Asking price €6,800,000 USP A classic tri-deck Benetti with timeless exterior styling, AFRICAN QUEEN is in immaculate condition following a refit in 2019. * Not for sale or charter to US residents while in US waters

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Dutch Builds A fine selection of Dutch builds on the market with Northrop & Johnson 06 SEA OWL * Builder Feadship Length 203’ (61.9m) Year 2013 Asking price $90,000,000 USP SEA OWL is a testament to the exemplary capabilities of her visionary owners, her meticulous Dutch builder and her famed designer Winch Design.

07 FARIBANA V Builder Amels Length 178’ (54.4m) Year 1998/2019 Asking price €14,700,000 USP Delivered by leading Dutch shipyard Amels, FARIBANA V combines a classic style with superb modern, luxury comforts.

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08 GITANA Builder Feadship Length 158’ (48.1m) Year 1997/2022 Asking price €16,500,000 USP Combining the design brilliance of John Munford with the exterior styling flair of Guido de Groot and the quality of the iconic Feadship shipyard, GITANA is a truly unique yacht. Fully refit

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09 RAINBOW * Builder Holland Jachtbouw Length 131’ (40m) Year 2012/2016 Asking price €6,950,000 USP From her impressive performance and eco consciousness to her luxurious comfort and style, RAINBOW is unlike any other J Class. * Not for sale or charter to US residents while in US waters

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Recently Refit Great opportunities for a buyer looking for a yacht in “as new” condition 10 MI AMORE Builder Christensen Length 157’ (47.9m) Year 2005/2022 Asking price $21,500,000 USP A pedigreed superyacht that showcases exceptional craftsmanship, MI AMORE has benefited from multiple refits, the most recent being completed earlier this year.

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11 APHRODITE Builder Palmer Johnson Length 128’ (39m) Year 2000/2021 Asking price $6,450,000 USP Featuring impressive interior volume and generous outdoor spaces, the recently refit APHRODITE is a high caliber yacht from U.S. builder Palmer Johnson.

12 LADY J Builder Palmer Johnson Length 142’ (43.31m) Year 1997/2021 Asking price $11,500,000 USP Fresh from a meticulous refit, LADY J is an excellent example of a classic tri-deck motor yacht from the American shipyard Palmer Johnson.

For further information on the opportunities to purchase or charter a yacht, or to discuss your own build, please contact your nearest Northrop & Johnson brokerage expert.

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01 Palm Beach Show The 2022 edition of the Palm Beach International Boat Show and Superyacht Show Palm Beach welcomed visitors to West Palm Beach, Florida, March 24 to 27. Northrop & Johnson offered two yachts on display – the 203’ (62m) SEA OWL and the 140’ (42.67m) SKYLER. Prior to the show opening, N&J hosted a Captain’s Cocktail event at Safe Harbor Rybovich, and on the show’s first evening, clients and strategic partners were entertained by N&J aboard the 191’ (58.2m) UNBRIDLED. Guests could taste several of our partner’s offerings, including Penfolds wine, LOUIS XIII tastings, craft cocktails from NetJets and displays from Ulysse Nardin and Master & Dynamic. The Saturday evening saw more entertainment in the form of N&J’s Signature Soirée. Guests were able to try their hand at watchmaking with Ulysse Nardin, relish the finest wines by Penfolds, enjoy treats from NetJets, try Master & Dynamic’s headphones and sip on an exclusive tasting of LOUIS XIII cognac.

02 A perfect pairing Northrop & Johnson is delighted to announce the acquisition of Med-based Superyacht Management Company (SYM). Providing a range of services focused on the operational and management side of owning a superyacht, SYM expands N&J’s growing portfolio of superyacht services and transforms the company into a full-service brokerage covering every aspect of superyacht ownership. Northrop & Johnson is committed to providing the most exceptional service to its clients across all stages of life in the superyacht timeline, and the addition of the experienced team at SYM to the N&J family will only further advance that goal.

03 Northrop & Johnson partners with Water.org Northrop & Johnson is proud to announce its newest partnership with the renowned international nonprofit organization, Water.org. To date, Water.org has positively impacted the lives of more than 45 million people worldwide by providing them access to safe water and sanitation through market-driven financial solutions to the global water crisis. “This organization’s core values and philanthropic mission speak to the hearts and souls of all NoJos and we are honored to be able to help those in need,” says N&J President & COO Daniel Ziriakus. N&J and Water.org will partner in various initiatives, including fundraisers and events. Additionally, as part of Northrop & Johnson’s Corporate Social Responsibility initiative and commitment to support the United Nation’s Sustainability Development Goals, N&J has dedicated a portion of quarterly profits to benefit Water.org and its team members will actively participate in fundraising initiatives.

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01 SEALYON 203’ (62m) Viareggio Superyacht Shipyard Sold by Bob Fritsky & Kevin Merrigan 02 UNBRIDLED 191’ (58.2m) Trinity Sold by Wes Sanford & Kevin Merrigan SERENITY 164‘ (49.99m) Overmarine Sold by Ed Dickinson STAY SALTY 161’ (49.1m) Trinity Sold by Sean Doyle PALMIRA 147’8” (45m) Fitzroy Sold by Hank Halsted NEW BUILD 131’ (40m) Baglietto Sold by Charles Hervé SUNSHINE 124’ (37.8m) Lloyds Ships Sold by Whit Kirtland CRYSTAL 121‘ (36.93m) Moonen Sold by Michael Payne PATRIOT 116‘ (35.3m) Burger Sold by Wes Sanford OCEAN PEARL 115’ (35m) Christensen Sold by Paul Daubner KELLY ANN 108’ (32.92m) Benetti Sold by Wes Sanford & Kristen Klein BLUE DIAMOND 100’ (30.48m) JMV Sold by Sebastien Clave VIRAGO 100’ (30.48m) Nautor’s Swan Sold by Bill Titus REVEIL 92’ (28m) AB Yachts Sold by Sebastien Clave SILVER MAMA 92’ (28m) AB Yachts Sold by Mathias Chouraki CARMELLA 92’ (28.17m) Vitters Sold by Hank Halsted LEANORA 92’ (28m) Paragon Sold by Whit Kirtland & Paul Daubner SUNSET 80‘ (24.3m) Hatteras Sold by John Slate BLACK PEPPER 79’ (24.34m) Cantieri di Lavagna Sold by Jaap Havenga SOL Y LUNA 74’ (22.56m) Sunseeker Sold by Sean Doyle MAYA 70’ (21.34m) McMullen & Wing Sold by Todd Rittenhouse Q80 70’ (21.34m) Pershing Sold by Sebastien Clave CAVEO 70‘ (21.34m) Nautor’s Swan Sold by Jaap Havenga J&J 70’ (21.34m) Brooklin Boat Yard Sold by Hank Halsted SPIRIT OF ALTAIR 65’ (19.8m) Cantiere Pilot Sarl Sold by Jaap Havenga OCEAN VIEW 62’ (18.89m) Lagoon Sold by Brian Commette DESTINATION 61‘ (18.59m) Wilbur Sold by Michael Geraghty CRACKER 64‘ (18.51m) Hatteras Sold by John Slate BLUE HORIZON 60’ (18.28m) Horizon Power Catamarans Sold by Ann Avery ARCHER 55’ (16.76m) Merrifield-Roberts Sold by Todd Rittenhouse GRACE 55’ (16.76m) Prestige Sold by Johan Kritzinger BANDIT 54’ (16.66m) Viking Sold by Sean Doyle FORWARD 50’ (15.24m) Pardo Sold by Sebastien Clave LYDIA SWAG 50’ (15.24m) Sunseeker Sold by Johan Kritzinger MOTIVATOR 50’ (15.24m) Pacifica Sold by Robert Petrina YAMKO DREAMS 48’ (14.63m) Viking Sold by Robert Petrina & Dennis Moran INDABA 47’ (14.32m) Grand Banks Sold by Robert Petrina FLORITA 46’ (14m) Prestige Yachts Sold by Johan Kritzinger BEATS WORKIN’ 40’ (12.2m) Sea Ray Sold by Johan Kritzinger TIMELESS 40‘ (12.19m) Hinckley Sold by Brian Commette EMERSON 34’ (10.36m) Little Harbor Sold by Bill Titus SANTANA 31‘ (9.45m) Bertram Sold by Robert Petrina

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LAMIMA 213’ (65.2m) Haji Baso UNBRIDLED 191’ (58.2m) Trinity 05 JACOZAMI 164’ (50m) Benetti TCB 164’ (50m) Trinity EL REY 116’ (35.36m) Deep Sea Marine ATLANTIC 108’ (33m) Westport BACCARAT 97’ (29.60m) Amer A&A 92’ (28.12m) CRN Ancona INSOMNIA 86’ (26.29m) Sunseeker GUBA TIMES 82’ (24.99m) Azimut UNFORGETTABLE 72’ (21.95m) Sunseeker LIQUID ASSET 67’ (20.12m) Azimut

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03 GITANA 158’ (48.15m) Feadship Hank Halsted MI AMORE 157’ (47.85m) Christensen Wes Sanford & Sean Doyle SKYLER 140’ (42.67m) Benetti Bob Fritsky & Kevin Merrigan OCEAN’S SEVEN 137’ (41.9m) Kingship Ed Dickinson, Wes Sanford & Sean Doyle ARK 401 131’ (40m) Ark Yacht Deniz Kaymaz APHRODITE 128‘ (39m) Palmer Johnson Todd Rittenhouse, Kevin Merrigan & Wes Sanford AFRICAN QUEEN 121’ (36.9m) Benetti Ed Dickinson & Sean Doyle LA VIE 120’ (36.53m) Tecnomar Rolf Smith SUMMER LOVE 118’ (35.97m) Trinity Wes Sanford & Sean Doyle 04 WEATHER BIRD 101‘ (31m) Chantier Navals de Normandie Richard Callender ACE 95’ (29m) Sanlorenzo Richard Higgins SUMMER SUNSET 92‘ (28m) Tarrab Graham Rutherford SPIRIT OF VENICE 89’ (27.3m) VMG Shipyard Gabriele Modica Ragusa LORI LYNN 89‘ (27.1m) Nordlund Jaco Stofberg SIRENE 83’ (25.3m) Burger Kristen Klein AMARELLLA F 83’ (25.3m) Inace Paul Daubner ANTARES 80‘ (24.38m) Offshore Yachts Tom Corkett DILNISIN 78’ (23.8m) Taka Yachts Deniz Kaymaz MAGNA MAGIC 73’ (22.3m) Jongert Talal Cassim ASH 72’ (22m) Wally Sebastien Clave WANDERLUST 72‘ (22m) Mikelson Tom Corkett XERES 70’ (21.4m) Green Marine Richard Callender & Sean McCarter MAJESTIC 58‘ (17.68m) Tayana Johan Kritzinger & Jaco Stofberg BOADICEA 42’ (12.8m) Morris Brian Commette 8 PACK 40’ (12.2m) Invincible Robert Petrina BEATS WORKIN’ 40’ (12.2m) Sea Ray Johan Kritzinger

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