Sophie Spicknell

Daroca Design have unveiled further details about the 80-metre Oceanco superyacht concept Real. Developed for Oceanco's 80m Simply Custom series with exterior design from Daroca Design, Real was one of 12 new exterior designs, which were unveiled earlier last month. The Collection has been created to provide inspiration for the different tastes and lifestyles of owners, with a total of 27 Simply Custom yacht designs from designers across the world, with a variety of interior and exterior styles to choose from. Read: Oceanco unveils 12 new exterior designs for its 80m Simply Custom yacht collection Created by Daroca Design, Real embodies what designer Alejandro Crespo describes as “a genuine expression of sleek minimalism and flawless proportions.” Meaning ‘Royal' in Spanish, Real seamlessly integrates the landscape into her design with rounded curves and flowing lines, like the waves of the ocean.Real displays a tiered exterior design, with a highly optimised and efficient hull design by Lateral

Messerschmitt Yachts has unveiled further details about the 80-metre Oceanco superyacht concept MTT Voyageur. Deeply influenced by the aviation legacy of Willy Messerschmitt, MTT Voyageur was developed for Oceanco's 80m Simply Custom series.The Oceanco Collection has been created to provide inspiration for the different tastes and lifestyles of owners, with a total of 27 Simply Custom yacht designs from designers across the world. MTT Voyageur combines the expertise of Oceanco's technical platform, with the interior design of Studio Liaigre. Read: Oceanco unveils 12 new exterior designs for its 80m Simply Custom yacht collectionInspired by the French word for traveller, MTT Voyageur combines influences from the aviation and automotive industries, drawing on the lessons learned from aerodynamic efficiency, where every curve and line serves a purpose.“MTT Voyageur is more than a yacht; it reflects my personal passion for travel and exploration,” explained designer Felix P. Messerschmitt. “Designed for long-range cruising, the yacht provides safety, efficiency and exceptional

Cantiere delle Marche (CdM) has announced the sale of the third 43.10-metre flagship Deep Blue 141 superyacht. Also known as Deep Blue 141/48, this hull marks the third in the series to have sold, following the sale of the in-build second hull in January 2024 and their sistership Acala, which was launched in January 2022. “The enthusiastic response to Acala, the first Deep Blue 141, confirmed that we had once again hit our target. As of today, this is the fourth explorer yacht of the Deep Blue series to be sold,” explained Vasco Buonpensiere, co-founder and CEO of Cantiere delle Marche. The Deep Blue series is characterised by uncluttered deck spaces, a tapered bow and a streamlined superstructure. The series also includes the 39.42-metre Deep Blue 130 and the 35-metre Deep Blue 115, which saw the first hull sold in January 2024. Read: First 35m CdM Deep Blue 115 motor yacht sold to an American clientThe

SuperYacht Times is pleased to announce that it will be returning as a Media Partner for the Dubai International Boat Show 2025. Taking place from 19 to 23 February 2025 at the Dubai Harbour, the Dubai International Boat Show (DIBS) will celebrate its 31st edition. Organised by the Dubai World Trade Centre (DWTC), DIBS stands as the region's largest and most established marine lifestyle show As Dubai is set to grow its High Net Worth Individuals (HNWI) by 39 percent by 2026, DIBS aims to welcome a new wave of investors and enthusiasts to the emirate. The annual show has rapidly transformed from a modest gathering focused on the local maritime industry, to become one of the Middle East's most prestigious and highly anticipated boat shows.Celebrating its 30th edition last year, DIBS saw 30,000 visitors attend, with over 1,000 exhibitors, 44 global and regional launches and around 200 different vessels on display on both land

Greek yacht builder Golden Yachts has unveiled the first renderings of the 60-metre in-build superyacht O'Madeleine. Construction on the GY60 series yacht began in 2023, with an expected delivery date of June 2025.O'Madeleine celebrates the continued collaboration between her builder Golden Yachts, with interior design house Massari Design and exterior design by Studio Vafiadis. Defined by sharp lines and continuous windows which span her superstructure, O'Madeleine boasts a sleek and sophisticated design.Her interiors reflect a harmonious fusion of Nordic and Mediterranean influences, showcasing light oak, bright tones and custom-designed sculptural furniture that exudes a relaxed, home-like atmosphere.Massari Design focuses on the interiors' organic flow, drawing inspiration from the sea's gentle rhythms. The design features soft curves and rounded edges, complemented by a muted palette of beige, creams, and whites, accented with delicate ocean blues. “From the finely grained wood panelling lining the walls to the textured stingray leather, handwoven rugs, straw panels and hand-carved marble, her

The 41.8-metre Custom Line motor yacht Navetta 42 sold in a deal with Ramazan Parlak of Istanbul Yachting introducing the buyer and Mark Woodmansey of Burgess representing the seller.

The 30.45-metre Princess motor yacht Kohuba sold in-house after just 90 days in a deal with Camper & Nicholsons broker Maël Fiolet representing both the buyer and the seller.

The 34.4-metre Westport motor yacht Lyon's Pride sold in a deal Kevin Frawley of Resolute Yachting introducing the buyer and Andrew Miles of Miles Yacht Group representing the seller.

The 46.03-metre Asi-Verken conversion superyacht Vega has been spotted being moved from the water into the Damen Maaskant Shipyard building hall for further refit work. Photo: SYT Reader

The 49.99-metre Amels superyacht Mercury sold in a deal with Grégory Gheraïa of BlackOrange Yachts introducing the buyer.