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Sunseeker Superhawk 34 – the Spirit of James Bond
If ever a boat deserved to be described as iconic, the Sunseeker Superhawk 34 fits the bill. A blend of blistering performance, head-turning style, and unmistakable British engineering, this sleek open cruiser is the kind of boat that doesn’t just cut through the waves—it makes a statement.7 min read
Sunseeker Manhattan 52 - Flybridge
Sunseeker Manhattan 52 – Big-Boat Living Without the Big-Boat Hassle For years, Sunseeker has been the go-to badge for those who want more than just a motor yacht — they want a head-turning piece of floating architecture. The Manhattan 52 sits right at the sweet spot of the range, offering serious cruising comfort, flybridge living, and the unmistakable Sunseeker swagger, but without tipping into the size bracket tha5 min read
Exploring the Elegance: Top 10 Flybridge Yachts That Redefine Luxury on Water
Picture a sun-soaked horizon where the sky kisses the sea, and luxury transforms into a lifestyle. Welcome to the world of flybridge yachts, where elegance meets innovation on the water. These magnificent vessels are not just a means of travel; they are floating sanctuaries that redefine opulence and adventure. From their spacious upper decks offering panoramic views to luxurious interiors crafted for ultimate comfor13 min read
A Nostalgic Voyage: Unearthing Four Defining 90s British Motor Boats Still Glittering on the Market
The 90s wave saw the maritime industry take twists and turns, some boat manufacturers giving way under the crashing waves, while others, like Sunseeker and Sealine, embraced innovation to ride high. Unearth four iconic motor boats from this era that continue to charm enthusiasts.2 min read
Atlantis Yachts: Italian Spirit, Azimut Heritage
If Sunseeker and Fairline embody British swagger, and Riva represents Italian heritage at its most glamorous, then Atlantis sits somewhere between: a brand born for the open horizons of the Mediterranean, where weekends stretch into weeks, and speed is just as important as style.5 min read
Exploring the Used Beneteau GT46: Is it the Wise Choice for a Family-ready Sports Cruiser?
Nestled in the hotly contested 45-50ft sportscruiser market, the pre-owned Beneteau GT46 stands its ground as a family-friendly, middle-sized cruising boat. It brilliantly combines performance, styling, and comfort, offering excellent value for money.2 min read
Flybridge yacht
Flybridge yacht, often referred to as flying bridge yachts, are a standout category of motor yachts defined by their elevated upper deck—the flybridge—positioned above the main helm and living areas. This design, tracing its roots back to before World War II, has become a hallmark of luxury boating, particularly in warm climates where open-air cruising is a priority. The flybridge serves as a secondary helm station,4 min read
Engines Over Canvas – The Lymington Challenge Powers In
Sail takes a back seat this weekend as the offshore racers roll in for Round 4 of the 2025 UKOPRA Championship — and this one’s set to be a belter. The Lymington Challenge kicks off Saturday, August 9th, with a fleet of 15 boats battling it out in the fast-flowing waters of the Western Solent. Expect noise, speed, and a proper offshore showdown between Hamstead Ledge and the Needles.3 min read
Sunseeker Martinique 36 - An Owner's Review
The Sunseeker Martinique 36, a classic sports cruiser from the renowned British shipyard Sunseeker. I had one of these many years ago and I loved it. Nice and powerful 24 Knots on the plane, (some times a bit faster). It was my first real boat and at the time with a young family it was great. They epitomise luxury and performance for boating enthusiasts. Launched in the late 1980s and early 1990s, this model, designe2 min read
Marina de Vilamoura
Marina de Vilamoura – Portugal’s Crown Jewel on the Algarve Coast Sun-baked and impeccably stylish, Marina de Vilamoura is more than just Portugal’s largest marina—it’s the beating heart of the Algarve’s coastal lifestyle. Framed by terracotta-tiled promenades, palm-lined walkways, and a curved necklace of cafes, beach clubs, and boutiques, Vilamoura is where sailors, superyacht owners, and sunseekers drop anchor to3 min read