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Princess has published its 2026|27 range, with a new Odyssey superyacht line, a new X90, F55 and S74, and a C48 centre console that is the first Princess offered with outboard engines.
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Princess has published its 2026|27 range, with a new Odyssey superyacht line, a new X90, F55 and S74, and a C48 centre console that is the first Princess offered with outboard engines.
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On Saturday 11 July 2026, the unmistakable spectacle returns as the Island Sailing Club once again stages one of the world’s largest and most iconic mass-participation sailing events. For thousands of sailors, the date is already inked into diaries, with race entries opening on 23 January 2026, including a limited early-bird entry period running until 13 February.

The hinge of the Broads: a staffed Broads Authority yacht station on the tidal Bure, where northern and southern rivers meet across Breydon Water.

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