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THE QUINTESSENTIAL GUIDE TO ART, TOYS + OPULENT TRAVEL THE JOURNAL FROM NORTHROP & JOHNSON ISSUE 09

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CONTENTS FALL/WINTER 2018 42 Spirits Looking for your next favorite libation? Check out this carefully crafted cocktail collection — complete with recipes and photos.

50 Wealth Management Foreign Investment In recent years, a heightened emphasis on compliance and transparency around the world has leveled the global playing field and transformed the U.S. into a desirable destination for non-U.S. wealth.

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89 Auto Grand Tourers Grand touring automobiles were at the height of fashion in the 1920s and 30s, but luxury automakers are making a play to bring these gorgeous vehicles back into favor.

94 Eco-friendly Beauty Saving Grace Today’s push to “go green” doesn’t end with plastics. All kinds of products, including beauty products, are making the move to eco-friendly, eco-conscious and even good for the environment.

98 Caribbean Rebuilt & Ready Despite a harrowing 2017 hurricane season in the Caribbean, many of the islands are back up and running, some even better than before.

102 Culture Spy Art is Dead Just as video killed the radio star, has the advent of Internet art purchasing put galleries to rest?

The ever-evolving art world is finding a foothold in our modern era of commerce and creativity.

106 Risk Management Customized Protection Navigating the insurance world of sailing yachts can be a difficult task. It’s paramount to have a trusted team at your side 24/7.

118 Real Estate Belle Mead Nestled in the coveted estate section of Quogue, Southampton, New York, and perfectly perched on Shinnecock Road is the historical home dubbed Belle Mead.

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REGULARS FALL/WINTER 2018 12 Letter from the CEO 14 Scope 18 New Additions 20 Seen & Heard 22 Up & Coming 24 Navigator Knows 26 Spotlight Josh Lee 30 Transactions & Acquisitions 34 Dock & Dine Oil Nut Bay

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38 Inside/Out Mine Games 44 Well Rested Family Fun 48 Flight Deck Nicholas Air 54 Objet d’Art 56 Timeline 60 All That Glitters 65 Well Dressed 69 Owner’s Suite Blue Moon 72 Terra Firma South Africa 84 Toy Box 108 Spot On The Bahamas 121 Aft Deck

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Managing Director/Chief Content Officer Daniel Wade E daniel.wade@northropandjohnson.com Chairmen Kevin Merrigan Daniel Ziriakus Director of Publication Alfredo Lopez Managing Editor Janine St.Denis

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OFFICES Antibes 14 Avenue de Verdun, 06600, Antibes, France E antibes@northropandjohnson.com

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Published by Northrop & Johnson, Navigator magazine is the quintessential guide to an inclusive, opulent travel lifestyle. Devoted to a readership that relishes luxury living and a sophisticated, adventurous spirit, Navigator is an authority on the apex of lavish travel, yachting, art, entertainment, luxury goods and more.

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Disclaimer The views expressed within Navigator magazine are not necessarily those held by Northrop & Johnson or N&J Media LLC. Navigator magazine’s editors and writers exercised extreme care to ensure the truth and validity of all information published within Navigator; however, Northrop & Johnson takes no responsibility with regard to amending facts, dates, times, prices or quotes after the publication date. No part of this publication can be reproduced or used in any manner without express written permission from N&J Media LLC.

Contributors Simon de Burton, Miriam Cain, Crista Hahn, Natalia Langsdale, Mimi Lombardo, Risa Merl, Kevin Merrigan, Daniel Scheffler

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Summer is a really special time of the year in yachting. Along the coast of New England, charming historic villages enjoy cool coastal breezes across their warm sandy beaches.

In the Mediterranean, cobblestone streets along the azure water lead to quaint cafes serving chilled rosé to sun-bronzed vacationers. Humpback whales and sea lions surface among surreal blue glaciers in Alaska’s Inside Passage. And secluded coves in the South Pacific showcase their exotic beauty to adventure-seekers. In the summertime, there is no shortage of fun to be had, and I am reminded that this is exactly why we do what we do at the many Northrop & Johnson offices around the world. We make these magical memories possible for our clients.

Our U.S. offices in Florida, Rhode Island, New York and California and international offices in Monaco, France, Spain, Holland, Australia and Asia are all staffed by the very best people in the business who are constantly hard at work to help make each client’s dreams a reality. I thank my lucky stars to be surrounded by the finest team in the industry, a team passionate about its work and customer satisfaction; a team of more than 115 souls around the world; a team in the business of fun!

As we enjoy hearing from our clients who are off enjoying their yachts from every corner of the globe, our offices are diligently preparing for the fall boat show season.

Bruce Leffers is the grand master of our boat show presence in the U.S., serving as Northrop & Johnson’s boat show liaison for the last 20 years. His finesse for logistics is nothing short of amazing. Over the course of the season, he will orchestrate the placement of more than 70 boats moving in and out of shows; he’ll coordinate the required power, water, staffing and crew.

Bruce’s work is integral to our success, and I am so grateful to have him as an indispensable part of the team.

I am sitting at my desk in our new Fort Lauderdale office at the Lauderdale Marine Center as I write this. LMC currently is undergoing massive renovations, which include dredges, barges, cranes and docks, all busily underway even as the dog days of summer settle in. Once renovations are complete, we will have a front-row position at the premier, state-of-the-art facility in South Florida. So as much as I have enjoyed reminiscing about summer fun, all the activity outside reminds me that its time to get back to work myself. After all, the fun isn’t going to make itself…that’s my job.

All the best,

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01 Northrop & Johnson Partners with Nicholas Air Northrop & Johnson began a strategic partnership with the Innovative Private Air Travel company NICHOLAS AIR .The company was started 21 years ago to provide its Members exceptional service, reliability and convenience in the private air travel sector. NICHOLAS AIR’s innovative approach to private aviation presents four flexible options for membership – Jet Card, Jet Lease, Jet Share and Aircraft Management.

Serving customers in the U.S., Canada, Mexico and the Caribbean, NICHOLAS AIR owns and operates its fleet of aircraft with an average age of less than five years. The aircraft are selected for efficiency and versatility; they include the Pilatus PC-12, Phenom 100, Citation CJ3, Phenom 300 and Citation Latitude aircraft. NICHOLAS AIR maintains a stringent policy with regard to its aircraft quality, ensuring Members always have access to the latest safety and technological advancements and cabin comforts. Since inception, NICHOLAS AIR has flown more than 125,000 flights while maintaining a flawless safety record.

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Members will be delighted when their jets are ready with as few as 10 hours’ notice, affording them the opportunity to fly on their own schedules.

NICHOLAS AIR has access to more than 9,000 airports across the United States alone, allowing for flexibility and ease. From highly trained pilots to Dedicated Personal Travel Representatives, the NICHOLAS AIR staff are first class.

“We are delighted to partner with NICHOLAS AIR,” says Northrop & Johnson COO Daniel Ziriakus.

“This company is founded on the same principles as Northrop & Johnson and is dedicated to providing its clients absolute top-tier service.

We look forward to working together to create impeccable experiences for our clients.”

“The partnership with Northrop & Johnson is a perfect fit for NICHOLAS AIR,” says NICHOLAS AIR founder/CEO Nicholas J. Correnti, “In Northrop & Johnson, we find ourselves aligning two brands that share a passion for maintaining the highest in quality standards, exceptional customer service, a commitment to flawless execution and an unwavering dedication to safety. Immediately, the synergies between our brands are evident, which not only will benefit our NICHOLAS AIR Members, but also the many clients of N&J as well.”

NICHOLAS AIR will be on hand with Northrop & Johnson at various U.S.-based yachting events and activities in 2018 and into 2019.

“NICHOLAS AIR IS FOUNDED ON THE SAME PRINCIPLES AS NORTHROP & JOHNSON & IS DEDICATED TO PROVIDING ITS CLIENTS ABSOLUTE TOP-TIER SERVICE” DA N I EL Z I R I A KU S N O RT HR O P & J O HN S O N C O O

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02 Northrop & Johnson Partners with Northern Trust Northrop & Johnson announces a new partnership with Northern Trust, a leading provider of wealth management, asset servicing, asset management and banking to corporations, institutions, affluent families and individuals. Founded in 1889, Northern Trust serves the world’s most sophisticated clients – from sovereign wealth funds and the wealthiest individuals and families to the most successful hedge funds and corporate brands. Northern Trust Wealth Management is ranked among the top 10 U.S. wealth managers and specializes in Goals Driven Wealth Management backed by innovative technology and a strong fiduciary heritage. Services include: • Investment management informed by insights and expertise, structured around lifetime goals • Trust and advisory services, including family education, philanthropy, and business-owner consulting • Banking to provide liquidity in support of wealth plans

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Northern Trust Wealth Management provides clients a solid foundation for making decisions throughout their lifetime. The personalized, data-driven approach gives clients clarity around how they are positioned and where they have opportunities. Leading-edge technology visualizes the potential impact of different options, giving clients the confidence to make decisions. “We are extremely excited to welcome Northern Trust to the Northrop & Johnson strategic partnership family,” says Northrop & Johnson COO Daniel Ziriakus.

“Northern Trust has more than 100 years of steadfast integrity, a strong heritage and a devotion to its clients, much like Northrop & Johnson. Both companies are dedicated to providing our clients with bespoke service and fulfilling all of their needs beyond their expectations. We feel this partnership will be beneficial to both Northrop & Johnson and Northern Trust clients. We look forward to working together.” Northern Trust will be present with Northrop & Johnson at all U.S. yachting shows and related events.

03 Maria Giovanniello promoted to Director of Finance & HR Maria began her career with Northrop & Johnson in December 2013 as Financial Controller. After almost five years of commitment and success within the company, she has been promoted to Director of Finance & HR, overseeing all of N&J’s finance and accounting operations globally. Prior to working at Northrop & Johnson, Maria worked at Nature’s Products, Inc., (NPI) a vitamin manufacturer in Sunrise, Florida with annual revenues of over $100 million. She 03 led the accounting department, overseeing a team of ten, while also being responsible for the consolidated financial statements consisting of five global companies. During her time at NPI, she also led the company audits and was an integral part of two major acquisitions for the firm.

Prior to NPI, Maria headed the finance department at Bupa Insurance Company, formerly known as Amedex Insurance Company located in Miami. Maria was one of the key individuals throughout the sale and merger and oversaw various initiatives for Bupa, with annual revenues exceeding $75 million. She has more than 20 years of accounting experience as well as bachelor’s and master’s degrees in Accounting. Maria is driven, dedicated and passionate about her new position. She continuously goes the extra mile and provides top support for all brokers and staff. Maria is thrilled about this opportunity and is eager to take on this new role.

“NORTHERN TRUST HAS MORE THAN 100 YEARS OF STEADFAST INTEGRITY, A STRONG HERITAGE & A DEVOTION TO ITS CLIENTS” DA N I EL Z I R I A KU S N O RT HR O P & J O HN S O N CO O

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ad pages run. He also developed and sold integrated travel agent training and educational programs, and helped create Travel Agent University, the first online training portal for travel retailers. Daniel also was on the “bleeding-edge” during one of the most disruptive periods in the travel industry as a pioneer in the online travel arena with Preview Travel (Travelocity) and, before that, served in senior positions with Certified Vacations and Delta Air Lines Vacations. An expert in sales and marketing to Ultra High Net Worth consumers, Daniel has been a speaker at global tourism, real estate development, private aviation and yachting industry conferences.

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01 Daniel Wade Northrop & Johnson Managing Director/Chief Content Officer Daniel J. Wade is a 30-year veteran in travel, partnership marketing and luxury lifestyle media with significant expertise in consumer and B2B, brand positioning, sales development and creative lifestyle partnerships with global leaders in travel/hospitality, yachting, private jet, and the luxury goods sectors. In 2001, he co-founded Elite Traveler, pioneering audited magazine distribution on private jets targeting wealthy consumers around the globe.

As President and Publisher, he built Elite Traveler’s multimedia platforms, including Elitetraveler.com and Elite Traveler TV. The group attracted a blue-chip list of marketing partners including BMW, Cartier, Chanel, Four Seasons, Gucci, Jaguar, Louis Vuitton, Merrill Lynch, Mandarin Oriental, Mercedes-Benz, NetJets, One & Only Resorts, Patron, Porsche, Ritz-Carlton, Rover, Tiffany, Ulysse Nardin. Prior to starting Elite Traveler, Daniel was Executive Associate Publisher of Travel Agent Magazine; he was responsible for worldwide sales and led the publication to top 10 rankings by Advertising Age for

02 Darko Supuk Northrop & Johnson Brand Ambassador Darko Supuk has extensive yachting industry experience. He began his career as a professional sailor and transitioned to a captain working on luxury sailing yachts in Croatia.

Darko eventually made the move ashore to work in the boatbuilding industry. He then shifted his career focus to publishing as the Editor-in-Chief of Yachts Croatia magazine, which was established in 2006; Darko remains Editorin-Chief of the magazine today.

Through his position with Yachts Croatia, Darko was afforded the opportunity to travel the world, visiting yacht shows, expeditions and other yachting-related events.

Eventually, he began receiving charter requests, which led him to open Suncana Putovanja (Touch Adriatic) — a Croatia-based charter agency — in 2013. As CEO, Darko was able to grow the company and establish himself as a mainstay in the Croatian yachting scene. He regularly works with the Croatian Tourist Board presenting yachting in Croatia to the global industry.

Darko’s years of involvement within the yachting industry provided him with an exceptional amount of yachting knowledge and experience in all realms, from build and design to charter and more.

03 Jim Poulsen Northrop & Johnson’s Australian-born Sales Broker Jim Poulsen now calls Phuket, Thailand his home. He has been actively working in the international marine brokerage and dealership industry since 2004. Jim spent his teens and early 20s racing yachts on the Australian east-coast circuit.

He then decided to turn his passion for yachting and multihull racing into a career.

He was fortunate enough to generate a portion of his sea time in the Whitsundays — part of the Great Barrier Reef Marine Park — which is a naturally beautiful yet nautically challenging part of the world.

Jim achieved his dream of becoming a commercial captain accredited with his USL Master Class 5 captain license in Australia, which led him to crew and command iconic Maxi yachts. Having a personal approach with his clients and their assets, Jim’s attention to detail and transparent, enjoyable buyer-seller approach garnered him an exemplary reputation among all types of clientele. Jim easily adopted technological advancements to utilize the latest in marketing tools, including video

production, photography and 3D scanning, enabling his clients’ vessels to achieve maximum exposure and excellence in presentation for their prospective new owners.

Now approaching 15 years as a senior yacht broker with Lee Marine and now Northrop & Johnson, in Phuket, Jim’s experience with new and brokerage vessels, sale and purchase contracts, registration, insurance, logistics and creative coordination of advertising have taken him all over the world, creating an extensive client and industry network. Jim’s undeniable passion for yachts and genuine interest in seeing his clients creating priceless life experiences give him enormous satisfaction; this greatly aids him in his role at Northrop & Johnson.

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04 Marcus Overman From a very young age, Northrop & Johnson Sales Broker Marcus Overman spent his time around the water. Born in Brighton in the U.K. but raised in Sydney, Australia, Marcus spent his days surfing, sailing and enjoying life by the sea.

When Marcus was 20 years old, he started his career in the marine industry as a watersports instructor on Hayman Island in the Whitsundays near the Great Barrier Reef. From there, he expanded his repertoire, from teaching sailing on Sydney Harbour to delivering yachts up and down the east coast of Australia. Marcus then started working for a global sailing charter company that took him around world.

In 2002, he landed in Phuket, Thailand, where he stayed with his wife Linda and two children. Having worked in Asia in the dealership and brokerage sector of the industry since 2005, Marcus has a wealth of experience to locate ideal boats best suited to clients’ needs. He thrives on the personal connections with others and the satisfactory feeling of handing over a yacht to a new owner, then hearing the stories and memories they make as they explore the stunning Asian region.

05 Sébastien Clavé Northrop & Johnson Sales Broker Sébastien Clavé was born and raised in Normandy, France. After his A-levels, Sébastien graduated from university with a mechanical engineering degree and then went on to receive a master’s degree from the International Business School of Le Havre. In 2005, after two years in the motor trade business, Sébastien decided it was time for a career change. He found yachting and immediately felt comfortable and passionate, joining ABYS Yachting (an exclusive Pershing, Ferretti and Custom Line dealer) as a sales broker. After only one year with the company in the head office in Antibes, he was tasked with opening the Monaco branch, where he worked as the manager and a sales broker.

In July 2018, Sébastien joined the Northrop & Johnson Monaco team. With more than 10 years in the yachting industry as a Sales Broker, Sébastien has worked with a multitude of clients throughout his career, brokering deals, working on new construction yachts, handling flag-state regulations and much more. His strong expertise in all aspects of the yachting business, with multiple deals to his credit, make him an excellent addition to the N&J team. Sébastien is genuinely passionate about the yachting industry; he loves living and working in Monaco and is a member of several yachting organizations in the area — including Young Professionals in Yachting Monaco in which he is dedicated to helping the younger generations advance themselves within the yachting industry.

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06 Hans Doodkorte Northrop & Johnson Sales Broker Hans Doodkorte grew up on the water in Perth, Australia. A keen diver, he moved to the Whitsundays in 1987. While there, Hans got a job on the exclusive Hayman Island working on two Bannenberg-designed Oceanfast yachts as a deckhand; this gave him a taste for yachting and travel.

Eventually, Hans’s newfound yachting career took him to Asia and later the Mediterranean. After a season in the “Med,” having worked his way up through the ranks to engineer, Hans found himself at Royal Huisman Shipyard working on a major two-year refit of a large sailing yacht. This yacht later became his first command as captain after receiving his 3000-ton Masters’ License in 1999.

Following a circumnavigation, the yacht returned to the Mediterranean in 2007.

Looking for a new challenge, Hans decided to apply his extensive engineering experience and captains’ expertise to managing new build projects; to date this includes five successful projects of 50 to 70 meters at some of the finest shipyards in the world, including Feadship and Heesen in Holland. Having spent many years visiting Asia and seeing the new infrastructure and growth in the local industry, Hans decided to make Phuket his second home. He is now part of the Northrop & Johnson Thailand office where his yachting industry experience and know-how will greatly aid him in his role as a sales broker.

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01 Palm Beach Boat Show wrap-up The 2018 edition of the iconic Palm Beach International Boat Show welcomed visitors to downtown West Palm Beach, March 22 to 25.

With beautiful weather throughout the show, guests and clients mixed and mingled at the chic N&J stand. As one of the largest in-water superyacht exhibitors, N&J showcased 13 luxury yachts for sale and charter, including PRAXIS, LADY LEILA, BRIO, KAOS, CLORINDA, VAIVEN, STERLING V, CARMELLA, ENDLESS SUMMER, Z, HEARTBEAT, DELTA CARBON 54, and LANGARA. Sales and charter brokers from Antibes, Fort Lauderdale, Monaco, Newport, Newport Beach and New York offices all were in attendance at the show for private showings and meetings. In addition, Northrop & Johnson’s Strategic Global Partners, Chai Rum, Lufthansa First Class, Lauderdale Marine Center, Marsh Insurance and Tim Davis of Corcoran Real Estate were on hand during the show. N&J sponsor Scrooser provided easy show maneuverability with three Scroosers at the disposal of brokers and clients. Friday evening, N&J hosted clients, guests and friends for its annual ‘49 Elite event. Guests enjoyed viewing the numerous yachts on display, the delicious Chai Rum cocktails, tasty hors-d’oeuvres and music by local band Roots Shakedown. On Sunday after a successful four days in the sunshine, the yacht horns sounded to signal the end of the show.

02 2018 Palma Superyacht Show wrap-up From April 27 to May 1, the island of Palma de Mallorca was bustling for its annual Palma Superyacht Show. With more than 80 luxury yachts larger than 80 feet on display, this event certainly draws a crowd. Set in the backyard of N&J’s Palma office, N&J boasted quite the offering at this year’s show. Ten Northrop & Johnson luxury yachts, including the 128-foot (39m) sailing yacht CYRANO DE BERGERAC, the 121-foot (37m) motor yacht CRYSTAL, the 113-foot (34m) sailing yacht BAIURDO V, the 113-foot (34m) sailing yacht FRUITION II, 100-foot (30m) sailing yacht DARK SHADOW, the 97-foot (29m) sailing yacht ALTA MAREA, the 95-foot (29m) sailing yacht MAYA RAY, the 89-foot (27m) motor yacht ELLISIUM, 02 the 77-foot (23m) sailing yacht AGLAIA, and the 72-foot (22m) motor yacht MYTHOS, were on display. Once again, the show was well received by attendees and the yachts were well trafficked, garnering much interest, especially by the sailing set.

03 The Superyacht Show Barcelona 2018 LYBRA (the Large Yacht Brokers Association – which comprises the industry’s biggest brokerage houses, including Northrop & Johnson) cut its boat-show teeth in 2018 with The Superyacht Show Barcelona. The inaugural event was held in the Spanish city May 2 to 5. OneOcean Port Vell marina played host to the Association’s first show. Offering prime position for yachts starting their summer Mediterranean seasons, the show hit all the right notes. LYBRA set out to create a client-centric event that showcased sales and charter yachts for clients without all of the hubbub of a typical yacht show. There were no vendors or hotdog carts, just luxury yachts from 40 to 75-plus meters on display. N&J was on hand with brokers from its European and U.S. offices. Additionally, N&J had two luxury yachts, the 214-foot (65m) superyacht DOUBLE DOWN and the 140-foot (43m) sailing superyacht APHRODITE A, on display for guests.

Overall the entire show was deemed a great success by attendees who vowed to make the trip next year; there are whisperings of a U.S.-based version of the show in 2019. Stay tuned.

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November 2018 Fort Lauderdale International Boat Show Fort Lauderdale, Florida October 31 – November 4 Boys N’ Toys Auction & Yacht Hop Fort Lauderdale, Florida November 3 The Global Superyacht Forum Amsterdam, Netherlands November 12 – 14 December Antigua Charter Yacht Show Falmouth Harbour & English Harbour, Antigua December 4 – 10 Art Basel Miami Miami, Florida December 6 – 9

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Superyacht Design Symposium Cortina d’Ampezzo, Italy January 27 – 29

March 2019 MIPIM 2019 Palais des Festivals, Cannes, France March 12 – 15

February 2019 Superyacht Challenge Antigua, Antigua January 31 – February 3

St. Barths Bucket Regatta St. Barths March 21 – 24

Miami International Boat Show Miami, Florida February 14 – 18 Miami Yacht Show Miami, Florida February 14 – 18

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NORTHROP & JOHNSON’S EXPERT RETAIL CHARTER BROKERS HAVE THEIR FINGERS ON THE PULSE OF THE INDUSTRY. THEY WEIGH IN TO SHED SOME LIGHT ON THE MUST-HAVE AMENITIES ON CHARTER YACHTS

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“One amenity that more and more clients are asking for is a beach club on board; this allows guests to be closer to the water level, allowing them to easily access or watch others playing with the water toys. It provides a great socializing platform and offers guests the ability to interact with each other regardless of their age and fitness level, which likely is one of the big reasons beach clubs are becoming more popular. In some cases, the yacht’s crew also can set up a small table on the beach club for a romantic dinner for two by the water’s edge. For those yachts that do not have built-in beach clubs, inflatable versions are available; I greatly enjoyed my time on one on board TRENDING in Antigua last year.”

“Beside the ‘standard’ inflatable towables, snorkeling gear, etc., I personally think all yachts should offer an ocean pool, which is a portable floating pool that comes in a variety of sizes and depths. These can be attached to the yacht’s bathing platform and basically consist of a deep mesh enclosure designed to keep out even the smallest jellyfish and unwanted sea life.

Along with protecting guests from flotsam and jetsam, these pools serve as an ideal means of keeping younger children “at bay” while they swim. They also provide a lot of security for elderly people. Depending on the model of the pool, often one can lay on top of the inflatable sides and sunbathe.

One client of mine will not book a yacht unless it includes an ocean pool in its inventory of amenities.”

“I think a masseuse on board is definitely becoming a must-have amenity. Some yachts may have massage tables already on board, but a masseuse must then be brought on when the guests want to enjoy a relaxing massage. Having a masseuse as part of the crew, most often this is a double role as a stewardess/masseuse, is definitely a selling point that some clients consider a must when booking their charter yacht.”

Anna Franciszkiewicz Charter Broker Northrop & Johnson Monaco

Natascha Weber Charter Broker Northrop & Johnson Palma

Céline Pujol Charter Broker Northrop & Johnson Monaco

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JOSH LEE WORDS JANINE ST.DENIS

Q: What is your background within the yachting industry and how did you come to be a yacht broker?

A: After graduating from school, I dreaded the thought of more study, so university was out of the question for me. I decided to write down a few things that I wanted to do.

The list comprised traveling, exploring and relaxing on the beach. After reviewing the list, my parents advised me to consider the maritime profession.

I then enrolled in a college course call “Elementary Sea Going Skills,” which was an eye opener. Part of the curriculum was to apply for a job at the end of the course. I was fortunate enough to get a position as a deckhand on a fast ferry in the Whitsundays. After a few years with the company, I was able to achieve my master’s ticket. At age 19, I was the captain of a 78foot (24m) fast ferry with seven crew and 120 guests.

Eventually, I purchased my own 35-foot (10m) sailing yacht and lived aboard it for a year or so before setting sail for Asia. Four months after arriving in Phuket, Thailand, I decided to sell my yacht and rejoin landbased life. I realized, however, that there were no yacht brokers in Thailand. With so many beautiful islands and so many yachts and boats, there was definitely a market for brokers, so in October 1997, Lee Marine was born.

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What is your best advice to a first-time yacht buyer?

First, choose a reputable yacht brokerage and find a broker that you like and trust.

Don’t settle; keep looking until you do. It all starts from there. Your broker should help you by understanding your real requirements. If you haven’t yet established your requirements, your broker will help create them step by step. You’ll then move onto yacht selection, survey, after-sales advice and re-sale. Hopefully, you will have a long and enjoyable relationship with your broker; good brokers care about their clients.

What is the most important facet to a successful yacht sale?

That’s a difficult question. I would say balancing everyone’s requirements in the correct way by being personal, patient and understanding. Relationships are the key to a successful sale.

What, in your opinion, are the biggest trends happening in yacht design?

For our region, one of the biggest trends is definitely full displacement, which allows yacht owners to slow down and go further with more stability and lower costs.

What is the current state of yachting in Asia?

The current state of yachting is Asia is most definitely an upward trend. Asians are entering the market in record numbers and service centers and marinas continue to grow. Like most places, the government seems be the slowest to get on board and support the industry; however, it’s the next big cruising area of the world and it’s slowly opening up for everyone to enjoy; we are sitting right in the middle of it!

What makes N&J stand out among other brokerage companies?

I think Northrop & Johnson in the Asia Pacific region enjoys a reputation of old-school values and a high success rate in sales and charter. People recognize the classic brand and tend to trust it as opposed to the new wave of companies with fast names and logos now appearing in the area. Asians don’t like risk when it comes to new things like yachts, so we enjoy the edge over competitors thanks to a solid, established heritage.

What are your five must-have features on a yacht?

For me, a fun crew, excellent chef, and adequate entertainment, like music and Wi-Fi; a view of the sea from below and, of course, a well-stocked bar.

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05 GAMAYUN 108-foot (32.9m) Versilcraft sold

by Sales Broker Jim Poulsen

09 SCORPIONE DEI MARI 95-foot (29.1m) Jongert sold by Sales Broker Ann Avery

02 DESPERADO 130-foot (39.62m) Westport sold

by Sales Broker Wes Sanford

06 PIRATE RADIO 105-foot (32m) Poole Boat Co sold

by Sales Brokers Paul Daubner, Kristen Klein and Kevin Merrigan

10 STERLING V 93-foot (28.3m) Hargrave sold by Sales Broker Philip Bell

03 JETSETTER 128-foot (39m) Dynamiq sold by Sales Brokers Joe Foggia, Ed Dickinson and David Seal

07 SILVERLINING 103-foot (31.4m) Sparkman & Stephens sold by Northrop & Johnson

04 SONG OF THE SEA 112-foot (34.12m) Nautor’s Swan sold by Sales Broker Joost Goverts

08 SOVEREIGN 97-foot (29.56m) Burger sold by Sales Broker Jonathan Chapman

01 ILLUSION 183-foot (55.7m) Feadship sold

by Sales Brokers David Seal and Kevin Merrigan

11 CABOCHON 92-foot (28.04m) Ta Chiao sold by Sales Broker Brian Commette 12 Z 92-foot (28m) Lazzara sold by Sales Brokers Sean Doyle and Wes Stanford

13 LETIZIA 91-foot (27.7m) Camper & Nicholsons sold by Northrop & Johnson 14 CHINA GROVE II 86-foot (26.2m) Boat Speed sold

by Sales Broker Cameron Bray 15 HEIDENSKIP 84-foot (25.5m) Aluboot sold by Sales Broker Derk Jan Rolff 16 MUSTANG 83-foot (25.3m) Camper & Nicholsons sold by Sales Broker Ann Avery

17 CONQUISTADOR 82-foot (24.89m) Nautor’s Swan sold by Sales Broker Joost Goverts

22 PIXELION 64-foot (19.5m) Baltic Yacht sold by Sales Broker Simon Turner

18 ALLEGRIA 81-foot (24.72m) Sunseeker sold

by Sales Broker Ed Dickinson

23 STRIKER 62 62-foot (18.88m) Hakvoort Scheepswerf sold by Sales Broker Paul Daubner

19 DREAM CHASER 76-foot (23.16m) Viking Yachts sold by Sales Broker Sean Doyle 20 KICK’N IT 66-foot (20.11m) Viking Yachts sold by Sales Broker Wes Sanford 21 RITA 65-foot (19.8m) Hoek Design sold

by Sales Broker Bruce Leffers

24 SPIRIT V 56-foot (17.14m) Baltic Yacht sold

by Sales Broker Simon Turner 25 TRUANT OF SARK 55-foot (16.8m) Nordia sold by Sales Broker Simon Turner

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26 GYPSY IN THE PALACE 49-foot (14.9m) Defever Pilothouse sold by Sales Broker Bruce Leffers

31 DANZANTE I 36-foot (11m) Contender sold by Sales Broker Paul Daubner

27 ADVENTURE MATES 46-foot (14m) Grand Banks sold by Sales Broker Jonathan Chapman

32 CYCLONE 36-foot (10.9m) Van Dam Shipyard sold by Sales Broker Jonathan Chapman

28 SAGACIOUS 43-foot (13.1m) Nautor’s Swan sold by Sales Broker Jim Elliot 29 INTUITION 38-foot (11.58m) Shelter Island sold by Sales Broker Michael Geraghty 30 MAMBO 38-foot (11.58m) Duffy sold by Sales Broker Brian Commette

33 ROUGE 34-foot (10.36m) Custom sold by Sales Broker Bruce Leffers 34 PERSEVERANCE 28-foot (8.5m) Protector sold

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01 DR NO NO 163-foot (49.75m) CRN luxury yacht for sale with N&J Sales Brokers Ed Dickinson and David Seal

05 MARLINDA 132-foot (40.32m) Delta luxury yacht for sale with N&J Sales Broker Kevin Kramer

09 SIN OR SWIM 116-foot (35.46m) Azimut luxury yacht for sale with N&J Sales Broker Sean Doyle

02 ELISA 150-foot (45.7m) Christensen luxury yacht for sale with N&J Sales Brokers Paul Daubner, Todd Rittenhouse and Joe Foggia

06 BRIO 125-foot (38.1m) Heesen luxury yacht for sale with N&J Sales Brokers Joe Foggia and Ed Sacks

10 OCEAN PEARL 115-foot (35.05m) Christensen luxury yacht for sale with N&J Sales Broker Paul Daubner

07 CRYSTAL 121-foot (37m) Moonen luxury yacht for sale with N&J Sales Broker Michael Payne

11 VAIVEN 114-foot (34.75m) Broward luxury yacht for sale with N&J Sales Broker Sean Doyle

08 PHATSARA 121-foot (37m) Silkline International luxury yacht for sale with N&J Sales Broker Jim Poulsen

12 AZUL A 112-foot (34m) Moonen luxury yacht for sale with N&J Sales Broker Jim Poulsen

03 CHECKMATE 145-foot (44.2m) Benetti luxury yacht for sale with N&J Sales Broker Jonathan Chapman 04 SEA VOYAGER 143 143-foot (43.5m) Magic Yachts luxury yacht for sale with N&J Sales Broker James Munn

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13 AVELIN 105-foot (32m) Maiora & Fipa Italian Yachts luxury yacht for sale with N&J Sales Broker Jim Poulsen 14 AMANECER 103-foot (31.4m) Azimut luxury yacht for sale with N&J Sales Broker Joe Foggia 15 JUPITER 102-foot (31m) Giorgetti & Magrini luxury yacht for sale with N&J Sales Broker Todd Rittenhouse 16 SHU SHE 101-foot (30.7m) Azimut luxury yacht for sale with N&J Sales Broker David Seal

17 CAMPO VERDE 100-foot (30.48m) Ferretti luxury yacht for sale with N&J Sales Broker Derk Jan Rolff

22 ST JEAN II 94-foot (28.5m) Jongert luxury yacht for sale with N&J Sales Broker Jochen Brill

26 ORIANT 85-foot (25.92m) Ferretti luxury yacht for sale with N&J Sales Broker Marcus Overman

31 MYTHOS 72-foot (22m) Sanlorenzo luxury yacht for sale with N&J Sales Broker Michael Graff

36 THREE 63 62-foot (19m) Hanse luxury yacht for sale with N&J Sales Broker Simon J. Turner

17 ILLUSION OF THE ISLES 100-foot (30.48m) Southern Wind luxury yacht for sale with N&J Sales Broker Jochen Brill

23 KALLIENTE 92-foot (28m) Dominator luxury yacht for sale with N&J Sales Brokers Ed Dickinson and Darko Supuk

27 LADY O 82-foot (25m) Northcoast Yachts luxury yacht for sale with N&J Sales Broker Todd Rittenhouse

32 LEGACY 70-foot (21.34m) Mikelson luxury yacht for sale with N&J Sales Broker Dennis Moran

37 VERTICAL SMILE 61-foot (18.86m) Nautor’s Swan luxury yacht for sale with N&J Sales Broker Simon J. Turner

28 MILAGROS 82-foot (25m) Pershing luxury yacht for sale with N&J Sales Broker Kristen Klein

33 MEGUSTA 68-foot (20.62m) Marlow luxury yacht for sale with N&J Sales Broker Michael Nethersole

38 SHOWTIME 60-foot (18.4m) Little Harbor luxury yacht for sale with N&J Sales Broker Bruce Leffers

29 OCEANA 82-foot (25m) Ocean Alexander luxury yacht for sale with N&J Sales Broker Philip Bell

34 CORYBAS 66-foot (20m) Jet Tern Marine luxury yacht for sale with N&J Sales Broker Cameron Bray

39 TESORO 55-foot (16.8m) Viking Yachts luxury yacht for sale with N&J Sales Broker Kevin Kramer

30 AGLAIA 77-foot (23m) Hamble Yachts luxury yacht for sale with N&J Sales Broker Simon J. Turner

35 PLATINUM 65-foot (19.81m) Azimut luxury yacht for sale with N&J Sales Broker Cameron Bray

40 VOGLIA 50-foot (15.27m) Beneteau luxury yacht for sale with N&J Sales Broker Simon J. Turner

19 HAVNA OF LONDON 100-foot (30.48m) Vitters luxury yacht for sale with N&J Sales Broker Jochen Brill 20 ALTA MAREA 97-foot (29.56m) Jongert luxury yacht for sale with N&J Sales Broker Jochen Brill 21 TARONGA 97-foot (29.56m) CIM luxury yacht for sale with N&J Sales Broker Jim Poulsen

24 ENDLESS SUMMER 91-foot (28.04m) Paragon luxury yacht for sale with N&J Sales Broker Philip Bell 25 LITTLE BLUE 90-foot (27.43m) Jade Yachts luxury yacht for sale with N&J Sales Brokers Wes Sanford and Cameron Bray

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41 EL PATRON 48-foot (14.6m) Cabo Yachts luxury yacht for sale with N&J Sales Broker Todd Rittenhouse 42 LOONA 43-foot (13.2m) Grand Banks luxury yacht for sale with N&J Sales Broker Mathias Chouraki 43 DELLA ROSE 30-foot (9.14m) Rybovich luxury yacht for sale with N&J Sales Broker Bruce Leffers

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01 SOLO 236-foot (72m) Tankoa for charter with Northrop & Johnson

04 AT LAST 144-foot (44.17m) Heesen for charter with Northrop & Johnson

07 FORE ACES 124-foot (37.8m) Delta for charter with Northrop & Johnson

02 CYNTHIA 183-foot (55.5m) Feadship for charter with Northrop & Johnson

05 CHECKMATE 145-foot (44.2m) Benetti for charter with Northrop & Johnson

08 NISI 85-foot (25m) Nisi for charter with Northrop & Johnson

03 I LOVE THIS BOAT 145-foot (44.2m) Christensen for charter with Northrop & Johnson

06 JACOZAMI 131-foot (40.05m) Sunseeker for charter with Northrop & Johnson

09 JALUN 66-foot (20m) Suncoast for charter with Northrop & Johnson

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DOCK DINE OIL NUT BAY VIRGIN GORDA, BVI

T H E D E L E CTA B L E M E N U C H O I C ES A R E O V E R S H A D O W E D O N LY S L I G H T LY BY T H E I N C R E D I B L E V I E W S AT O I L N U T BAY ’S P O O L - A N D B E AC H S I D E - R ESTAU R A N T. S E T O N T H E ST U N N I N G V I R G I N G O R DA , OIL NUT BAY RESTAURANT IS A MUST-VISIT WORDS JANINE ST.DENIS

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THE LOWDOWN ON THE HIGHLIFE Virgin Gorda in the British Virgin Islands is one of the most sought-after winter destinations in the Caribbean. From beautiful beaches to stunning crystalline waters, the British Virgin Islands are a top yachting hot spot for the jet set. While cruising in the area, Oil Nut Bay resort is a must visit. Perched at the eastern tip of the island, the resort’s 300 acres are enveloped by natural splendor. Home to a marina, villas, suites and properties, the resort offers an array of incredible amenities, including a seriously stellar dining experience provided by resident Chef Jermain Abrams. The Oil Nut Bay Restaurant is available to outside guests by reservation. The open-air palapa-style restaurant (01) is situated between three of the resort’s swimming pools. Lunch is served from 11:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Guests not staying at the resort can tender over to enjoy lunch or can be picked up by a water taxi from Gun Creek. With the beautiful azure ocean as the backdrop, dine alfresco and enjoy the sights and delightful Caribbean breezes as you sample delicious island-style and internationally inspired fare. The menu changes seasonally based on the freshest ingredients available.

Begin your lunch with a refreshing starter; perhaps a chilled smoked tomato gazpacho or the signature “skinny fries.” For those keeping on the healthy side, the Life Salad Bowl comprises quinoa, chickpeas, kale, tomatoes, sunflower seeds, oranges, cucumber and a citrus vinaigrette.

The lobster salad also is a lighter option featuring chilled lobster, arugula, avocado, grapefruit and a citrus yogurt vinaigrette. Entrees include items like the lobster burger, off-the-cliff wagyu burger, fish and chips and garganelli pasta. The restaurant’s al forno (oven-baked) pizza is sure to tickle the taste buds (03). The island-style jerk chicken pizza adds a kick of Caribbean flair to a traditional Italian dish.

After lunch, perhaps grab a cocktail at the swim-up bar. Some of the signature drinks on the menu include the Dark & Stormy – the classic Caribbean cocktail of Gosling’s dark rum and ginger beer – a Mango Maniac, a delightful concoction of mangoes, oranges, white rum, crème de coco and grenadine, or an ONB Fantasy — a magical, tropical mix of Malibu, Cointreau, grenadine, amaretto and orange.

Dinner is available at Oil Nut Bay by reservation. You can enjoy evening meals in the open-air palapa or, should the occasion call for it, a candle-lit dinner beachside is available (02). The dinner menu offers a myriad of items for sophisticated palates. Perhaps tease the taste buds with a starter such as the Beach Club Salmon Tataki — Chilean salmon marinated in ponzu with caramelized sweet plantains, avocado, leeks and a honey-soy reduction. Two of the most celebrated mains on the menu include the herb-wrapped beef tenderloin with vegetable herb quinoa and truffle butter and the steam-jerk wahoo with grilled eggplant, vegetable ratatouille and herb oil. Oil Nut Bay has a comprehensive wine list to accompany your meal and offers a delightful variety of cocktails and desserts to add that extra something special when you dine.

Another unique option for dining at Oil Nut Bay is the exquisite picnic baskets prepared by the chef. If you’ve found the perfect dining spot that just happens to be located outside of the restaurant, Oil Nut Bay can create a tailored picnic lunch for you and your guests. Regardless of where you choose to dine or what marvelous meal you choose to eat, impeccable service and exceptional cuisine are what make the Oil Nut Bay Restaurant world class.

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01 The stunning 203-foot (62m) Benetti MINE GAMES 02 The five-star crew of MINE GAMES create unforgettable holidays 03 The large beach club aboard MINE GAMES

In 2010, Italian shipbuilder Benetti launched a 203-foot (62m) luxury superyacht to rival even the most stylish yachts on the water.

From her keel to her sundeck, MINE GAMES drips with Italian refinement and design. Premier naval architect Stefano Natucci lent his expertise when styling the yacht’s exterior while Italian design house Studio Massari crafted an interior that glimmers with gold and exudes elegance.

Originally launched as BISTANGO, MINE GAMES is as sumptuous as they come. Following a 2015 refit, this yacht is exactly where you want to be during a charter season. She welcomes up to 12 guests in six staterooms, which include a master suite, a VIP and four guestrooms all outfitted to the highest possible specifications.

Boarding MINE GAMES from the beach club, you will be greeted by the smiling stewardesses with a glass of Champagne. You then can make your way to the main deck aft where you will pass a large dining table for up to 12 guests and two lounge areas. This is the perfect spot for morning coffee and breakfast. Walking further, you will enter the yacht’s opulent main salon. A color palate of black, cream and gold can be found throughout the yacht. Lavish fabrics drape the furnishings to create a space that is as beautiful to look at as it is comfortable to enjoy.

The main salon features two mirrored sitting areas where guests can sit back with a good book or socialize. Formal dining is found further forward. Below a stunning crystalline lighting fixture, a black lacquer table is surrounded by ivory-and-black chairs. Here, guests will enjoy a five-star meal prepared by the yacht’s exemplary chef. The main deck also is home to a marble-soled foyer where guests will find a glass elevator that accesses all decks of the yacht.

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The first of the staterooms, a split-level master, is located forward on the main deck. Featuring large, mirrored dressing rooms with a sofa, a full-beam master lounge with an oversized couch and ottomans and a large flat screen TV, and an office area with bookshelves, a desk and desktop computer, the master suite is perfectly suited for extra privacy, if requested or required. The yacht’s striking gold, black and crème color palate is continued into the master suite for a cohesive aesthetic throughout.

Moving further forward into the master suite through the lounge is the bedroom featuring en-suite his-and-hers bathrooms — his is located to starboard; hers to port. While both bathrooms feature single sinks, bidets and showers, hers features a large Jacuzzi tub with a rain shower. The space is outfitted with a full walk-around king-size bed, sitting chairs, a retractable TV and an overhead skylight with a retractable shade.

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The lower deck of the yacht is home to four staterooms; all are accessed via the beautiful staircase or the elevator.

These staterooms comprise one king, two queens and one twin, ensuring the layout works for a variety of charter clients, including families. All four of these staterooms feature 42-inch flat screen TVs with movie systems, ensuite baths — the king and two queens feature large Jacuzzi tubs with rain showers. Two of the staterooms also feature Pullman berths.

The bridge deck aft features a large alfresco dining table for up to 12 guests and lounge seating. Further forward, the skylounge is the ideal place for entertaining and socializing.

This large space is surrounded by windows, flooding the space with natural light and providing a wonderful vantage point for viewing the cruising destination. A full bar with bar stools ensures this place is perfect for evening cocktails.

A large L-shaped sofa, chairs and ottomans provide ample seating. A large flat screen TV makes this spot ideal for watching movies in the evening. A baby grand piano further sets the stage for elegance and grandeur.

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The VIP stateroom also is located on the upper deck. It features a large en-suite bathroom with a jetted bathtub, a shower, single sink and a bidet, a king-size bed, flat screen TV, desk, mini fridge and ample windows providing views and plentiful natural light.

MINE GAMES’ sundeck offers it all. Sun worshipers and shade seekers both will enjoy abundant spaces. Forward, guest can take a dip in the large Jacuzzi that is surrounded by seating and two umbrellas for shade. The sundeck is accessed by the yacht’s elevator. It features an enclosed gym, a large dining table for up to 12 guests and a flat screen TV. MINE GAMES is equipped with a helipad that doubles as a dance floor and also can be used for additional seating as sun loungers are added when not in use.

MINE GAMES also offers tenders and toys aplenty.

From a 31-foot (9.45m) center-console towed tender to a 22foot (7m) Castoldi jet drive and a 14-foot (4.45m) Williams Tender, MINE GAMES has all the support boats necessary.

She also is fully kitted out with toys. WaveRunners, SeaBobs, water skis, wakeboards, towables, kiteboards, snorkeling gear, kayaks, exercise equipment and free weights all are on offer for guests to use.

MINE GAMES currently is available for charter with Northrop & Johnson. She cruises Caribbean and The Bahamas in the winter and the Western Mediterranean in the summer. For more information on chartering MINE GAMES, please email your preferred Northrop & Johnson charter broker.

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DRINKS COCKTAILS There’s nothing quite like a cool cocktail at the end of the day — or any time for that matter; after all, it is always five o’clock somewhere. If you’re in the mood for a drink, wet your whistle with one of these supreme concoctions — cheers.

01 Belvedere Classic Martini Ingredients 2oz / 60ml Belvedere Vodka 0.25oz / 7ml French Fortified Wine Method Combine ingredients in a mixing glass and stir over ice until very cold.

Strain into a chilled martini glass and garnish with a pink grapefruit twist.

02 Hennessy V.S.O.P Privilège Cocktail French 75 Ingredients 1.5oz Hennessy V.S.O.P Privilège Cognac 0.5oz Simple Syrup 0.75oz Fresh Lemon Juice Top with Moët & Chandon Champagne Garnish: Lemon Twist Glass: Flute Method Build in a flute, top with champagne and garnish with a lemon twist.

Special note V.S.O.P Privilège is the perfect embodiment of the mastery of Hennessy’s Comité de Dégustation (Tasting Committee) and the limited-edition design pays homage to 200 years of heritage by incorporating elements from the original bottle design, such as the Charentaise shape & vintage vine & grapes stamps.

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WELL RESTED FA M I LY F U N FINDING RESORTS THAT CATER TO FAMILIES OF ALL AGES BUT STILL PROVIDE A LUXURY EXPERIENCE ISN'T AN EASY TASK. NAVIGATOR PICKS OUT SOME R E F R ES H I N G E X A M P L ES O F H OT S P OTS F O R FA M I LY F U N WORDS DOUG GOLLAN

01 The Breakers Palm Beach While The Breakers is one of the world’s most iconic resorts, these days it’s a place where children of all ages will find a range of activities that make it an ideal gathering spot for that family reunion or celebration.

There is a dedicated 6,100-square-foot Family Entertainment Center with a multitude of gaming systems and a children’s playroom is encircled by glass windows, enabling you to dine at the adjacent restaurant in view of your little ones.

The Camp Room has a 1,000-gallon salt water aquarium. If the sun isn’t out, indoor activities include theme parties, painting and science experiments. Outdoors, guests will enjoy nature walks, catamaran cruises, bicycles, kayaking, snorkeling, banana boat rides and more. Camp Breakers operates daily and is specially designed for ages three to five and six to 12. Of course, there is something for the older kids, too. A half mile of private beach, four pools, private poolside bungalows, five

whirlpool spas, 36 holes of golf, including the Ocean Course and The Breakers Rees Jones Course, 10 Har-Tru tennis courts; a full spa and indoor-outdoor oceanfront fitness center. The Breakers also will confirm in advance up to three connecting rooms at the time of booking ensuring that you and your kids won’t have to venture into the hallway to visit. The resort offers a childproofing service.

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02 Universal Orlando Resort Orlando Universal Orlando Resort provides attractions and activities suitable for all ages. It also provides multiple hotel options, including Loews Portofino Bay Hotel, the Hard Rock Hotel, Loews Royal Pacific Resort, Loews Sapphire Falls Resort, Universal’s Cabana Bay Beach Resort and Universal’s Aventura Hotel. At the core of your red-carpet experience is not having to wait in line at parks thanks to the Universal Orlando VIP Experience, which includes private guides who will walk you between attractions, giving you insider info about the park and rides and will take you on shortcuts. To sweeten your stay, Loews Portofino Bay Hotel has a gelato stand and family-friendly suites ranging from 450 to 2,725 square feet. Specialty Kids’ Suites offer a Despicable Me-themed bedroom while Parlor Suites provide a gathering point for the entire family. The Governatore Suite has a whirlpool tub, wet bar with refrigerator and a mini kitchen. The Presidente Suite offers an outdoor terrace, a fireplace, wet bar and views of the harbor and town square. At the Hard Rock Hotel there are 29 suites, including one-of-a-kind Future Rock Star Suites. There is a twinkling starlight canopy over the beds, roadie case-inspired furniture and Hard Rock memorabilia. Best of all, your rock star’s room connects through a stage door to the master bedroom, which opens up to a living and entertainment area where the entire family can collaborate on your next hit.

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Ritz Kids Adventure Packages includes an option for an overnight camp out with the in-room tent experience where beds are replaced with an in-room tent large enough to become a private home-away-from-home.

In addition to standard luxury rooms and signature suites that range up to 2,072 square feet, there are three types of casita accommodations ranging from 650 to 2,010 square feet, which provide a residential experience. Several larger suites and casitas include fireplaces for those cool desert nights.

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04 Musha Cay The Bahamas Musha Cay is a series of private islands in The Bahamas owned

by David Copperfield and available for full takeovers, hosting groups of up to 24. Special events are where this private resort excels. The staff creates activities for all ages. Think goldfish and hermit crab races, shell hunts, daily arts and crafts, face painting, cave exploring, pirate and Tiki parties on the beach, sports activities, flashlight tag, sandcastle competitions and more. Past guests have even arranged for performers to be flown in for live concerts. Musha Cay’s water toys include a water trampoline, banana boat, wakeboard and tubes. A Midnight Express, Nautilus Rib Catamaran, jet boat and two Boston Whalers as well as Jet Skis and two Hobie Cat sailboats also are available. In terms of keeping fit, a fitness center and tennis court are available, plus you can arrange for yoga, massage and Pilates professionals on-site. The island’s accommodations – 12 full bedrooms – are spread across five luxury homes, so while you can go as a group, you also can enjoy privacy. Accommodations range from whimsical to exotic, all with unique colors in a tropical style accented with art and items collected by Copperfield during his travels.

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Each features the privacy of a home with complete access to all resort activities.

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FLIGHT DECK NICOLAS AIR N I C H O L A S A I R R E C E N T LY J O I N E D N O R T H R O P & J O H N S O N A S A N E X C L U S I V E P R I V A T E A V I A T I O N PA RT N E R . W E S AT D O W N W I T H F O U N D E R N I C H O L A S J . C O R R E N T I T O TA L K A B O U T W H AT T H E Y D O WORDS DOUG GOLLAN

Q How did you get into the world of aviation and what led you to found Nicholas Air? A I started my aviation career with my first flying lesson at the age of 12. By age 16, I had accumulated more than 1,000 hours and soloed four aircraft on my 16th birthday –

a twin Cessna 340, Cessna 177RG, 172 and 150 – breaking the world record for most complex aircraft soloed on a 16th birthday.

In the summer of 1997, I convinced my parents to help me purchase a twin Cessna 340 and started Nicholas Air. I’ve always taken a hands-on approach; in the beginning, I was the

pilot, customer service agent, accountant and everything in between – this included washing and servicing the aircraft. My father, John Correnti, was an executive in the steel industry and frequently flew by private jet, so many of the times I was able to go with him. This introduced me to the world of private air travel.

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With more than the two decades under its belt, how has what Nicholas Air does changed and where do you see it going in the future?

Nicholas Air started as an aircraft management company. We have evolved into one of the largest full-service providers of jet cards, lease shares, and fractional ownership programs in North America and service the United States, Canada, Mexico and the Caribbean. The number one priority in our business is customer safety. Number two is providing a consistently superior travel experience. One thing that remains steadfast is that we are continuously improving upon our services and ensuring our members are always happy.

Geographically, where do your customers come from and where are they typically flying? How does their flying trend between business, personal or a mix?

Sixty percent are leisure travelers; 30 percent are business travelers and companies, including large corporations that need to supplement their corporate lift; and the remainder are individuals and retired couples who sold their business or aircraft and still want to continue utilizing private air travel. As much as 80 percent of all new business comes from referrals. Our membership extends throughout the U.S., Canada, Mexico and the Caribbean.

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With many other aviation companies, people may not realize they’re dealing with a service provider that claims it owns 1,000 airplanes, but, in reality, doesn’t.

Tell us about your current fleet?

We own and operate a fleet of Pilatus PC-12s, Phenom 100, Citation CJ3, Phenom 300 and Citation Latitude jets, which enable our members to fly coast-to-coast nonstop.

The Pilatus is a great offering with seating for up to eight people; because it can land at many smaller airports that otherwise would be inaccessible.

What’s your plan for Nicholas Air, both in terms of fleet and strategy, looking at the next 5 to 10 years?

We try to add a minimum of two aircraft per year. Currently on our radar is the longer-range Longitude. Our decision whether to incorporate it into the fleet will be based on member demands. Nicholas Air is family-owned and operated, not private equity or funded by investors; no one dictates how we should or must run our business model, except for our members.

What type of consumer programs do you offer — jet cards, fractional shares and leases, management, on-demand charter, other services — and which areas are growing the fastest?

Although we are a full-service provider, the Jet Card program is the most popular.

It’s ideal for introducing people to private aviation and for anyone planning to travel between 15 and 60 hours a year. There is no expiration date of the hours or aircraft repositioning fees and members gain access to our fleet, which averages five years old and newer.

Does Nicholas Air continue to manage aircraft for owners?

Yes, and we’re seeing that part of our business grow because the business jet market segment is on the upswing again.

In addition to maintaining aircraft for corporations and individuals, Nicholas Air helps owners generate revenue by leasing them back to us to supplement our core fleet, thus helping the owner offset the costs of ownership.

How have digital technology and social media impacted your business strategy?

Technology advances are certainly important and beneficial in the aviation industry. Our concern is the potential for social media and digital communications to detract How is Nicholas Air different than from person-to-person interaction with competitors in the business aviation our members. We assign a 24/7 personal segment? travel representative to every member.

Nicholas Air is a boutique provider with a It’s direct communication using a selective base of several hundred members. personal mobile phone number, and the We’re not the most expensive provider, but representative will respond to whatever the we’re not the cheapest, either. Our members member needs — from booking a flight to trust that when they arrive at the airport for a special catering request to purchasing an their flight, the aircraft they requested will be anniversary gift. We don’t want to risk losing waiting for them and it will have the Nicholas the human touch.

Air livery. We know all of their preferred amenities — from magazines to their favorite snacks and beverages; these will always be on board. It’s all about providing a highly personalized service. Members know they are buying services directly from a company that maintains, dispatches and operates its own aircraft, and that are flown by full-time Nicholas Air pilots.

MEMBERS KNOW THEY ARE BUYING SERVICES DIRECTLY FROM A COMPANY THAT MAINTAINS, DISPATCHES & OPERATES ITS OWN AIRCRAFT & THAT ARE FLOWN BY FULL-TIME NICHOLAS AIR PILOTS

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FOREIGN INVESTORS It was not so long ago that foreign investors avoided the United States in droves. But that is no longer the case. In recent years, a heightened emphasis on compliance and transparency around the world has leveled the global playing field and transformed the U.S. into a desirable destination for non-U.S. wealth, according to Amy Szostak, chief fiduciary officer of Northern Trust’s Global Family and Private Investment Offices.

These days, upwards of $500 billion in wealth flows into the U.S. annually, primarily from Latin America and Asia-Pacific.

The price of transparency “Transparency is generally seen as a good thing, “says Szostak, “but for many wealthy families, it can carry a heavy cost if it compromises their physical security.”

This drawback is especially true in countries with political uncertainty, strongman rule and hostility toward the wealthy, which has families worried about privacy, security and even physical safety.

“Given the global demand for transparency, clients are considering their jurisdictional options for reporting.

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Global private banking consolidation has, in part, been due to the rising costs of reporting, compliance and data security.

“Not all parties are created equal, however, in their ability to collect, store and transmit personal data. Non-U.S. families are looking for stable jurisdictions, so they can feel confident that firms have invested in the infrastructure, security and technology, making it less likely that their information will fall into the wrong hands,” Szostak says. Subsequently, many families have moved their assets to the U.S., drawn by the promise of political and economic stability and superior data security.

“We have a long history of trust enforceability, in contrast to civil law jurisdictions,” Szostak says. At the same time, foreign nationals also can feel assured that some foreign legal judgements in the U.S. are largely unenforceable. Szostak explains: “In some countries, ‘forced heirship’ confers preferential status on the first-born male child, excluding female heirs and young siblings. In the U.S., people are generally free to dispose of their assets as they wish.”

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With these plans in place, assets can easily flow from one jurisdiction to another at the flip of a switch if necessary. The U.S. is often on the list of qualified alternative jurisdictions. “Wealthy families are The push to simplify replicating their offshore structure here The global trend is one of simplification. in the U.S. so that they can easily transfer Often, families are hampered by outdated assets should their legacy jurisdiction wealth-planning structures buckling under become less favorable either politically the layers of needless complexity. “We or suffer a reputational issue,” Szostak can typically guess a structure’s vintage explains. All in all, the potential benefits of year by the complexity of the diagram. transferring wealth to the U.S. are plentiful, Generally, the older the structure, the as long as steps are taken with painstaking more complicated it will be with entities Advice that “transcends care and with deep knowledge of both U.S. strewn all over the globe, each with its own and local law. Fortunately, foreign nationals all boundaries” reporting requirements,” Szostak says, By and large, Szostak says, international can draw support from U.S. attorneys, U.S. attractive in a global market clients of U.S. financial institutions have the stressing how such structures are costly to accountants and financial advisors in “The U.S. is appealing for many reasons; same needs as their domestic counterparts: maintain and have a risk of noncompliance. addition to their home country counsel. first being, in addition to historic political fiduciary services, investment advice, “The goal is mono-reporting, meaning a In short, establishing a financial presence stability, investors get direct access to U.S. asset servicing and banking. Like domestic structure will have very few, or perhaps in the U.S. is not something you should do markets and a stable currency. There also clients, they also are looking for advisory even just one reporting jurisdiction.” on your own, Szostak says. “The good news,” are practical considerations, such as the Paradoxically, “simplifying” a wealth services that extend beyond investing, she adds, “is that you don’t have to.” Engage ease of travel, sophisticated infrastructure, including wealth planning, taxation and planning structure is a complex good advisors with the expertise to manage business-oriented time zones and, of undertaking, making it essential for specialty assets advice. “One area that the issues you will encounter – they are particular importance, a broad range of transcends all boundaries is that of family families to work with experienced tax, legal, there to help. professional resources with a deep bench governance and education,” Szostak notes. fiduciary and investment professionals to of talent in accounting, valuation, attorney Regardless of your country of origin, the help streamline their wealth. and advisory services,” says Szostak. dialogue around certain family dynamic Another draw to the U.S. is the favorable Replicating structures themes can be very similar. For example, environment for interpreting trusts and exposing young ones to their own balance Another noticeable trend is the other wealth-planning structures. development of contingency plans by sheet, encouraging early development way of replicating structures in several of decision-making skills or navigating generational shifts in the balance of power jurisdictions across the globe. are themes shared between parents and children across the globe.

ALL IN ALL, THE POTENTIAL BENEFITS OF TRANSFERRING WEALTH TO THE U.S. ARE PLENTIFUL, AS LONG AS STEPS ARE TAKEN WITH PAINSTAKING CARE & WITH DEEP KNOWLEDGE OF BOTH U.S. & LOCAL LAW

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01 Mosaic Cabinet Collection Designed by Newell Design, the Mosaic Cabinet is an opulent illustration and a beautiful blend of fine materials, superb craftsmanship and functionality. The artful mosaic front features geometric pieces of gorgeous selenite that are individually outlined with polished bronze. Claro walnut is used for the casing and shelves, bringing the piece a rich brown tone to complement the selenite’s lovely color. This piece is configured as a secretary, but the Mosaic Cabinet can be completely customized with its interior configurations, size and material.

They say beauty is in the eye of the beholder and art is not what you see, but what you make others see. Both are easily introduced into your daily life with these striking objet d’art pieces. Incorporate beauty, style, design and function into all you do.

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02 Wave Lounge Bringing the beauty and power of an ocean wave into your home, the Wave Lounge by Eduard Locota Design Studio invites you to ride the wave of relaxation. The Wave Lounge totally disregards conventional design, creating a sculptural and functional lounge that encapsulates the embodiment of a wave near its breaking point. With vibrant blue tones, vivid transparency and its expression of motion and energy, it reflects the relationship between humans and water.

This monolithic piece is built by hand, using more than 60 layers of acrylic and taking nearly two months to complete.

Limited to only five pieces, the Wave Lounge will have you floating in a sea of peace and style.

03 Crete Table Using the Mediterranean Sea for inspiration, Eduard Locota Design Studio’s Crete Table brings together land and water encapsulated in a moment in time. Available in different sizes, the Crete Table is a bond between nature and the living space. Unlike most tables, this one only has three legs — which brings it an unusual shape inspired by the monumental cathedral arch design while providing excellent stability. As one’s viewpoint of the table changes, so does the table itself. Each angle is truly incomparable. Handmade using marble and 60 layers of acrylic, the Crete table takes three months to make. In addition, Eduard allows for clients to make this a true one-of-a-kind piece by choosing what island or part of an island they wish to be sculpted and incorporated into the top layer of the table.

04 Menhir Lamp The Menhir by Achille Salvagni is the perfect side table for any contemporary home. With its stark edges and playful yet futuristic elegance, the Menhir adds an artful touch to any room. This handcrafted sculptural piece showcases a polished gold-lacquered fiberglass base and an onyx top. The onyx top illuminates, adding light and a soothing ambiance. The piece is limited to only 40 editions.

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Each of the 10 dials is 0.9 mm in thickness and stones are hand set. This component is a technical challenge because finishing operations include sandblasting and polishing on small areas. The bezel is adorned with diamonds in permutations that vary in the number, shape and size of the stones according to the version.

The back is engraved with matte bands that contrast the high polish of all other surfaces.

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02 Ulysse Nardin Executive ‘Stars & Stripes’ Tourbillon Celebrating more than 100 years of nautical precision with the United States Navy, Ulysse Nardin unveiled a special edition Executive “Stars and Stripes” Tourbillon. Paying homage to the American flag, it features 13 white and red stripes and, on a deep blue background, 50 white stars. In this limited line of 50, each piece represents a state.

The watchmaker’s relationship with the Navy dates back to 1902. Throughout the years, the brand has worked to equip torpedo boats and other U.S. naval ships. The UN-171 features a 170-hour power reserve.

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04 Breguet La Marine Collection Breguet La Marine is a testament to the house’s long history of marine chronometers.

For the first time, with a titanium case to highlight the material, it is both light and resistant to salty air. The fluted case has been redesigned; there is now a central lug and waveshaped guards frame the crown adorned with the Breguet initial.

The watch is a mechanical selfwinding movement with 55-hour power reserve and Sapphirecrystal back case. It is offered with a slate grey dial in gold, in 18-carat rose gold with silvered gold dial, or in 18-carat white gold with blue dial in gold.

05 Girard-Perregaux Laureato For the first time, the Laureato comes entirely in black ceramic. This 42 mm selfwinding timepiece is defined by a polished octagonal bezel fitted on an integrated case; there are no lugs or loops here. Baton-style hands are enhanced with a luminous material that is water resistant to 100 meters. There are 28 jewels and 191 components in the timepiece, which boasts a 54-hour power reserve.

Functions include hours, minutes, and center seconds.

06 Audemars Piguet Limited-edition Royal Oak Working exclusively with SoHo-based Material Good, Audemars Piguet brings a limited-edition Royal Oak skeletonized with tourbillon and chronograph complication in rose gold and titanium. For any fan of this collector’s watch, these special creations will be on the must list.

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01 Hamilton Exclusively at Hamilton, the Force 10 collection stands for creative freedom and energy; the bracelets can be personalized with interchangeable stainless steel or 18-karate yellow gold cable and an 18-karat yellow gold and .90 total weight diamond buckle.

02 L.J. West The Robin from colored diamond expert L.J. West is a 2.88-carat radiant Fancy intense blue-green diamond SI2 set in platinum and accented by two white half-moon diamonds at a total weight of 1.04 carats.

03 Picchiotti The Fauna Cavallo Emerald Serpente ring set in yellow gold from family owned jeweler Picchiotti; it’s a true conversation starter and exemplifies Italian creativity.

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06 Temple St. Clair New York-based Temple St. Clair thrills with this 18-karat Vine Amulet featuring a natural rock crystal, diamond and intricate gold work and the 18-karat oval with a royal blue moonstone and diamond.

07 KWIAT The Duet earrings by New York-based fourth generation designers Kwiat are inspired by the Art Deco style of the early 1900s. Round and baguette diamonds highlight the craftsmanship of the cuts and setting.

08 Assael New from the Bubble Collection by Sean Gilson for Assael, these ethically sourced Sardinian coral gems on a ring of 18-karat yellow gold add that perfect pop of color.

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It’s hard to trace exactly where the current iteration of logo-imbued fashion originated.

It may have been the skateboard lover’s brand Supreme with its daily around-theblock queue of fans waiting to obtain an emblazoned T-shirt with their simple logo.

Most likely it was the Vuitton-ization of Supreme’s name that Kim Jones, (former Louis Vuitton men’s creative director) initiated a few years ago. It’s hard to imagine a customer who was able to attain the highly coveted red trunks and bags with the Supreme/Vuitton partnership — they were sold out soon after they hit Instagram (they may have kept inventory very low to increase the desire factor) but suddenly it became ok to wear your brand proudly.

The logo became a design element.

Luxury brands have now adopted the logo craze full on. Branded products soon will hit retail no matter how the fire was ignited.

Just think of the cash CEOs will save on advertising with men acting as walking billboards this fall. Whether it’s a leather shoe, a mink bag or a fully tricked-out outfit, men are choosing the club that fits with their aesthetic and fearlessly — maybe even ironically — wearing the brand on their sleeves. So, choose your club, there’ll be no misunderstanding to which you belong, then post, like and hashtag away.

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But the true definition needs to tick some very specific boxes — and the boxes need to be French. The term literally translates to “high sewing.” The actual sewing and fitting require the work of seamstresses at an Atelier in Paris — that’s right — only in Paris. The rules are decreed by Chambre Syndicale de la Haute Couture (a French organization) and must be strictly adhered to. It’s an old-fashioned and rigorous process, from the client falling in love with a look on the runway to the final made-to-order garment — the ultimate in personalized service.

Chanel and Christian Dior are as classic as brie and a baguette and are among the few brands that engage in this time-honored enterprise.

Karl Lagerfeld for the house of Chanel is prolific in his ability to design and produce fashion shows, and for couture show he’s been elevating mundane Parisian scenes — most recently a specific walk along the banks of the river Seine (03). Wooden locked boxes were part of the set and mimicked the actual book-selling containers and vendors that are planted by the quay. The models strolled down the sidewalk with “Teddy-Boy” hairstyles, which gave the models a masculine edge. It was all about the hip-high slit in skirts and dresses that revealed matching hot pants.

Skirts of varying lengths and styles were paired with mid-heel ankle boots and gave a nonchalance to the models who walked with ease. Why not? They are wearing Chanel.

At Dior (02), designer Maria Grazia Chiuri dialed back the dramatic presentation and opted to put her dress-making skills at center stage.

Dress after sugar-spun dress in shades of nude and pastels — the kind that will stay in a client’s closet for years without ever going out of style — seemingly floated down the runway.

No attention-grabbing antics or high-concept staging was necessary. It was purposefully distilled to the essence of a fashion show: beautiful clothing. But the appeal of one of these dresses can only be experienced by the wearer when she feels the interior elegance of handmade stitching fitted explicitly for her.

This old-fashioned, one-on-one, person-toperson, designer-to-client idea is one that we should all welcome whether we are a Couture client or an outsider looking in. Artisanal handiwork is something to celebrate.

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Each THALGO product is a genuine concentrate of effectiveness, created according to stringent standards of performance, total affinity with the skin and ultimate sensory experience to offer professional excellence and luxury. Created from the sea, THALGO has a duty to minimize its ecological footprint. All new formulas are free of parabens, mineral oil, propylene glycol, GMOs and ingredients of animal origin. This philosophy, combined with 12 exclusive ingredients and eight patents, ensures that THALGO is the world leader in marine cosmetics.

THALGO are the products of choice by more than 20,000 top spas, resorts and thalassotherapy centers in more than 90 countries around the world. Continuing to push the boundaries of innovation, THALGO’s 360-degree approach to wellness offers a wide range of skincare, body treatments as well as nutritional supplements for a complete solution and overall effectiveness.

THALGO strives to offer a complete luxury wellness experience by harnessing the extraordinary benefits of the sea in its range of products. From oils offering sensorial luxury to an award-winning anti-aging product range to a sculpting and slimming line that makes you look and feel great for that holiday or night out to soothing after-sun care, this comprehensive product line offers it all. And it is complemented with the brand’s unique nutricosmetics that work toward the same results from the inside.

THALGO’s product lines utilize the incredible algae of the oceans. Algae have the amazing ability to increase the rich content of minerals and trace elements of the sea, restoring, strengthening, “remineralizing” and balancing properties. Algae act like sponges to give you the best that seawater has to offer. They have very high concentrations of mineral elements and contain almost every vitamin and amino acid. Thanks to this particularly rich composition, algae boast antiviral as well as antibacterial qualities.

THALGO is committed to delivering the ultimate wellness experience with its products. The THALGO team can customize your wellness journey with a unique product and treatment menu for you and your guests. From its South Florida base, the team looks forward to working with you. For more information, please email customer-service@thalgousa.com, call +1 954 525 9665 or visit www.thalgousa.com.

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I have owned the 198-foot (60.35m) luxury motor yacht BLUE MOON since we took delivery from Feadship in 2005. She is my third Feadship; each one has taught me more about how to use your yachts for pleasure and entertaining. When I purchased my first Feadship, it was four years old and in perfect shape; she was 158 feet (48.15m).

Like so many owners, there were, of course, a few things we wanted to change. After delivery, our minds were made up.

We knew that someday we would build a yacht based on what we learned from the first one we owned. Having always wanted to retire and spend most of our time on the water seeing the world, we began designing our next yacht with all of the elements we felt were missing on the first. We then took delivery on a 165-foot (50.29m) Feadship, which we thought we’d keep for the rest of our lives — this was wishful thinking. Five years later, we took delivery of a 198-foot Feadship.

We chose a 198-foot (60.35m) Feadship because it had all of the things we wanted for the comfort of the crew and our guests and family. We will never regret it. We have a wonderful crew and a yacht that takes us anywhere that we, and our guests, would like to go. The people of Feadship treated us so well, and the quality of their work was so exceptional, we didn’t want to start relationships with the other great boatyards.

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We have two tenders and one crew boat; these include a 28-foot (8.5m) Riva Aquarama Special and a new 28-foot (8.5m) Gar Wood Streamliner, plus the “toys” for all ages. We use the BLUE MOON about 80 to 100 days per year on average. When we are aboard, it’s like living in a different world.

We can sleep in the morning without an alarm or stay out all night with guests if we like. We mostly do our entertaining on the boat because there are so many ways to entertain. We have traveled from Alaska to the Mediterranean. It would be difficult to say what we like best, because every place has been tremendous. We don’t really have a favorite. We genuinely have liked every place we’ve been. We’ve been fortunate enough to enjoy the kind of trips that you can’t do with a car or a plane; there is no limit to what you can do with a yacht. Plus, you meet such wonderful people of all different nationalities when traveling by yacht.

There is a common language for those who arrive to a new port via yacht. Arrival in port presents a wonderful opportunity to speak about your yacht and for others tell you about theirs. When you have a yacht, it makes no difference as to age, nationality or native tongue; the world all becomes one and that truly is one of the most unique and exciting elements of being a yacht owner.

BLUE MOON is available on the charter market; she is listed with Northrop & Johnson.

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TRIP IN SUMMARY Kick off in Cape Town at the Belmond Mount Nelson Hotel for afternoon tea, then whizz to the top of Table Mountain by cable car; later eat your way around the foodie hubs of Bree, Long and Kloof.

Once you’ve had your fill, head inland to the pretty wine towns of Franschhoek and Stellenbosch before flying up to Kruger National Park for the ultimate safari experience.

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CAPE TOWN The New York Times named Cape Town its top holiday destination for 2018, and it is without a doubt one of the most exciting and beautiful cities in the world. Whether you are planning a city break by taking in Cape Town’s iconic sights and the beautiful winelands behind or using it as a leisurely entrée into a longer vacation, perhaps taking in a safari, the city provides a glamorous springboard into South Africa.

Pillow Talk Offering a multitude of city-center and waterfront hotels, Cape Town’s hotel scene punches well above its weight considering the city’s manageable size. The Victoria & Alfred Waterfront is one of the most convenient places to stay while in the city with views of Table Mountain, the Atlantic and easy access to both designer boutiques and entertainment local to your hotel. With several awards under its belt, the One&Only Cape Town is considered by most to be the most glamorous property in the city. Set right on the buzzing waterfront, it is all about sleek accommodation and designer dining (the hotel is home to Africa’s only Nobu restaurant). For the ultimate in boutique suites, The One Above penthouse (located above the One&Only) is undoubtedly the most desirable hotel room in the city. It even has its own rooftop pool.

If your tastes run more to boutique hotels, then the ultra-chic Cape View Clifton is the place to head for a laid-back coastal vibe. The pale, soothing interiors combined with the stunning views over the Twelve Apostles and the four beaches of Clifton provide the ultimate bolthole and there is no need to brave the freezing cold waters of the Atlantic that lap the beach below thanks to its rooftop pool.

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Eat & Drink The cultural and geographical brew that is modern South Africa has yielded an array of constantly evolving culinary traditions. The variety of food styles available, combined with the fresh and very local produce on tap from the sea and farms around Cape Town, mean that the city has more than its share of world-class restaurants. Many of the best restaurants are found in its hotels where superb food is complemented by top-end wine cellars and service.

For Asian-style cuisine with a nod to locally sourced ingredients, head to Nobu at the One&Only. At Camps Bay, the Marly Hotel has its own Japanese restaurant UMI. With a vibey buzz and elegant dÊcor, the menu is a mixture of traditional and contemporary Japanese cuisine with inventive twists. Myoga at the Vineyard Hotel has developed a worldwide reputation as one of the Cape’s finest culinary attractions. With an emphasis on contemporary fusion, chef Mike Bassett serves everything from casual cocktails and tapas to seven-course tasting menus.

For a fashionable feast, book well in advance for a table at The Test Kitchen in Woodstock. With its theatrical food created by chef Luke Dale-Roberts, the fabulous food flavors and experimental style will leave you wondering about his other two restaurants in the city. The Pot Luck Club, also in Woodstock, has an edgier side with a restaurant and gallery on the rooftop with stunning views; while The Shortmarket Club, located off trendy Bree Street, has a classic menu entirely in keeping with the opulent old world feel of the heritage building in which it resides. For scenic eating The Roundhouse has the best views. Tucked away in the Glen Forest, it looks across Camps Bay to the rocky outcrops of the Twelve Apostles.

Those looking for somewhere smart, The Greenhouse at The Cellars-Hohenort is set amidst beautiful gardens and, for something more casual, the Chefs Warehouse and Canteen on Bree Street is a fun place to enjoy tapas.

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See & Shop With a spirited local art scene, a new museum and galleries aplenty, Cape Town has upped its cultural game in recent years. As the U.S. dollar buys nearly 14 rand, it’s also a popular place for visitors looking to shop in designer boutiques. Head to the downtown stores on Bree Street for Missibaba (the Anya Hindmarch of South Africa) and jewelry by Kirsten Goss. For Africa’s most out-there fashion, head to Merchants on Long.

Escape the heat of the sun and slip into the recently opened Zeitz Museum of Contemporary African Art (Zeitz MOCAA). With seven floors of contemporary African work and an interactive space for children, it has become one of the world’s best contemporary museum spaces. If your viewings inspire you, then head to the designer suburb of Woodstock where you will find a cluster of galleries, including Stevenson, Blank Projects, and the Goodman Gallery.

Do & Discover From rosé-edged vineyards and shell-strewn beaches to forested mountain ranges, Cape Town is surrounded by natural beauty. Nowhere is this more obvious than from Lion’s Head; the peak adjacent to Table Mountain affords 360-degree views of the sea, hills and scorched rocks.

Drive out of town along the twisting Chapman’s Peak Drive. Skirting the coast between Noordhoek and Hout Bay for a distance of five miles, the drive offers a cornucopia of sweeping beaches. Hout Bay is well worth a visit in its own right to enjoy the antics of the resident seals or head on to Boulders Beach where you can play in the shallows with a colony of African penguins.

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SAFARI Any visit to South Africa beyond a few days should include a safari. Most big game is located further north and requires a short flight to take you within easy reach of the famous Kruger National Park. Here you will find the celebrated Singita Sweni Lodge — just one of the properties in the Singita portfolio, which is owned and managed by the Bailes family. The luxurious hospitality group is more about conservation than hospitality, but it still does the latter in spectacular fashion. One of the greatest luxuries it provides is the exclusive experience of viewing game on its private reserves; in the Kruger National Park, it has a 33,000-acre concession. Perched atop the Sweni River’s forested banks, the seven-suite, ultracontemporary boutique lodge is among the African bush’s most luxurious and the dining is the best found on safari. From the swanky lodge guests are treated to up-close sightings of impalas, crocodiles, hippos and monkeys, while twice-daily game excursions are via Land Rover or walking safari — both allowing guests to get as close an Out of Africa experience as possible with the concentration of the Big Five (lion, leopard, rhinoceros, elephant and Cape buffalo).

There is no question that this is the place to stay in Kruger.

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The charming Le Quartier Français (sister property to Leeu House and part of the Leeu Collection) has been a venerable member of the most prestigious boutique properties in the wine country for more than 25 years.

Following a huge renovation last year, rooms are French country style with a contemporary spin; the property offers a pool, spa, private screening room, and award-winning restaurant La Petite Colombe.

Many of the wine estates also have their own luxury accommodation in converted buildings, all of which afford spectacular views due to their position on the verdant hillsides. High up on the pass between Franschhoek and Stellenbosch, the stunning Delaire Graff Estate is home to ten uber-luxury lodges, each with its own plunge pool and butler; six more are set to open this year. There is an awardwinning restaurant on the estate (more on that below), a spa and landscaped gardens that showcase a grand collection of South African and international art and sculptures.

Eat & Drink The Cape Winelands has a high concentration of stellar restaurants serving inventive farm-to-table cuisine. With its 60-plus award-winning restaurants, the small town of Franschhoek is often referred to as the gourmet capital of South Africa.

The restaurant at the Grande Provence wine estate has won many accolades, and chef Guy Bennet’s dishes reflect the beauty and heritage of the estate. Alternatively, head to one of Franschhoek’s leading restaurants La Petite Ferme.

The property is perched high above the town and affords spectacular views accompanied by country style gourmet cuisine.

The Delaire Graff Restaurant is all about fresh, classic favorites with South African flair. The estate has its own greenhouse dedicated to growing fruits, vegetables, and herbs for the restaurant and, of course, an expansive collection of Delaire wines to choose from. For magnificent views over the Simonsberg Mountains and a distant outline of Table Mountain, request a table on the terrace under the shade of the large pine oaks.

Do & Discover Explore the Winelands on horseback, riding along forest tracks and up into the mountains, stopping at wineries for tasting sessions and sampling the culinary delights of a gourmet picnic.

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For those looking to see something other than vines and sculptures, the Franschhoek Motor Museum has a constantly changing collection of classic and vintage cars housed in four vast halls located on the L’Ormarins estate.

From priceless Bugattis to 60s Ferraris and Ford Model Ts, it is a petrol head’s paradise.

See & Shop Many of the estates offer more than just wine and cuisine.

Take a walk through the gardens of the Grande Provence estate to view their continually evolving collection of sculptures. Alternatively, the landscaped gardens at the Delaire Graff Estate also are worth visiting for the modern sculptures that line the paths and a 360-degree view that will stop you in your tracks. For an alternative type of stroll, Franschhoek is a must for any serious shopaholic.

Boasting independent boutiques, contemporary art galleries and jewelry shops, wander along the main street and through the pedestrian square, taking a break at one of the artisan coffee shops along the way. Browsing doesn’t get any better.

Spa The Delaire Graff Spa offers a holistic menu of beauty and relaxation treatments. Spend the day unwinding in the jacuzzi, lounging around the infinity pool or opt to eat lunch at their Asian-inspired restaurant Indochine.

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To round off the ultimate Western Cape experience, you might spend a few days at the Grootbos eco reserve. Just an hour’s drive from the Winelands or two hours from Cape Town, the estate is spread across a 2,500-hectare private reserve, and comprises two lodges with pools, luxury villas and a spa. From your base, you can choose to horseback ride through the bush, go whale spotting (nearby Hermanus is home to the marine big five — whales, sharks, dolphins, seals and penguins), take a flower safari through scented Cape bush or, at the other end of the extreme, try a cage dive with great white sharks.

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The award-winning Grace Bay Beach of Providenciales and the “sister islands” of Turks & Caicos continue to draw not only new and repeat visitors to Turks & Caicos Islands, but also keen interest from some of the world’s most luxurious resort brands. Ramon Andrews, Director of Tourism, recently announced the planned development of “no fewer than five impressive new resort projects for our islands.

These include the Ritz-Carlton, now breaking ground on Provo, Six Senses Resort on pristine Salt Cay, Turks Cay in the Turtle Cove area of Provo, Tuscona, also on Provo and Royal Reef, on North Caicos — all are projected to open within the next two to three years. A longtime favorite resort company, Grace Bay Resorts is developing a much-anticipated new, cool resort to be named Rock House.”

In addition to all these new luxury developments, many existing resorts are expanding, including Pine Cay’s Meridian Club with new cottages, Provo’s Gansevoort with new villas and Amanyara’s upgraded villas on Provo’s exclusive Northwest Point. The Shore Club’s villa collection is launching, and Parrot Cay is making impressive advances to their already famous spa.

The easily accessible Turks & Caicos Islands continue to be a favored destination for culinary getaways as well as relaxed, luxe escapes. From the fresh, flavorful seafood offered at every corner to world-class chefs behind the delectable dishes at any of the islands’ restaurants, there is no doubt that Turks & Caicos offerings lure well-traveled gastronomes. Spirits aficionados delight in local rum punches by the beach, famous cocktails by local mixologists and regional craft beers served up at lively beach bars.

“We look forward to our Wine & Food Festival, Conch Festival and Lobster Fest, all happening in the fall,” said Andrews. “With impressive airlift from many major U.S. and Canadian gateways, including Miami, New York, Philadelphia, Atlanta, Toronto, Ottawa, Montreal, Boston, Dallas and Charlotte, — and launching in December a new American Airlines flight from Chicago — we are poised to be the luxury destination of choice for smart and discerning travelers from all parts of North America. And of course, British Airways also serves Provo from London.”

For more information: www.turksandcaicostourism.com.

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ALMOST AS IMPORTANT AS THE YACHT ITSELF ARE THE ONBOARD AMENITIES, WHICH HELP CREATE THE PERFECT HOLIDAY FOR ALL ABOARD. A FULLY STOCKED TOY CHEST WITH ALL OF THE LATEST & GREATEST TENDERS & TOYS WILL OPEN THE DOOR TO EVEN MORE FUN & EXCITEMENT WORDS RISA MERL

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01 Just Like Riding a Bike The makers of the Manta5 Hydrofoil bike wanted to create an experience that was as close as one could get to the feeling of riding a bike, but on the water, of course.

The whole contraption looks like something found in a futuristic gym, with carbon fiber hydrofoils where the front wheel would be and a silent electric motor working with the chain and gearbox at the back.

Every bit is designed to withstand harsh marine conditions, and the body itself is constructed from aviation-grade aluminum. It’s also modularly designed so it can be easily stowed on board.

The Manta 5 Hydrofoil can be adjusted to suit each rider, from manual to pedal assist modes.

The electric motor assist helps the rider keep going, as does the buoyant-friendly design, allowing safe handling even in choppy conditions. Mastering this foiling machine is a bit like learning to ride a bike, but on water — and once you’ve gotten the hang of it, you won’t soon forget.

02 Easy Rider The creators of the Jetfoiler, Kai Concepts, are experts in foiling technology. Having created the Kiteboat — a foiling trimaran pulled by a kite that sails three times the speed of wind — the team transferred its expertise into a fun, safe and easy-to-use electric foilboard. This motorized surfboard combines hydrofoiling with an electric motor, skimming the top of the water. Wake-free, nearly silent and clean to use in the ocean, nothing gets in the way of the feeling of carving into the waves. Everything is controlled by a handheld remote control (that attaches by a leash to the board), which lets the “surfer” adjust speed and direction with ease.

These boards are lightweight but also sturdy, constructed from materials found in high-speed racing boats. Now, whether there are waves near you or not, it’s always “surf’s up!”

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03 Artful Tender British yacht tender builder Cockwells has unleashed its latest custom-designed creation, the 34-foot Titian Tender. Titian Vecelli was one of the greatest painters of the 16th century and, in keeping with its namesake, this tender is nothing short than a work of art. Speed and style meet in this gorgeous craft with sleek lines based on a concept by esteemed superyacht design studio RWD. The construction itself is a nod to the past with the technology of a future — durable composites are combined with resilient yellow cedar wood and teak. The interior — designed by expert car designers Cullum Bespoke — is just as luxe with silk panels and fine artworks found in the cabin below. Though fit for a museum, the Titian is one piece of art better enjoyed on the water.

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04 See & Do More The Sea-Doo GTX Limited challenges the idea of what a personal watercraft is capable of. Sure, it packs in plenty of high-speed thrills, but it also boasts room for additional passengers, cargo space and more luxurious amenities than ever seen in a Sea-Doo before.

Three guests can ride in comfort, turning on the waves to the sound of music pumping from the Bluetooth audio system. Then when it’s time for a break, this craft magically transforms to offer day boat-like comfort. The GTX has a large swim platform on the back, and one of the rider seats also removes to create a huge space for sunning on the sandbar. There’s a cooler on board, so all your favorite picnic snacks are ready to be enjoyed before you hightail it back to the mothership.

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THE ADVENTURE BEGINS Beautiful beaches tucked in secret coves, nature trails that culminate in breath-taking scenery and a daily indulgence of stunning sunsets are all part of an Antiguan odyssey.

The Nelson’s Dockyard is the centerpiece attraction of an amazing spot in the Caribbean, deservedly declared by the United Nations as a World Heritage Site.

Accommodations are uniquely attractive as modern yachts are comfortably hosted at the dockside of history, dating back centuries to the exploits of the famed British commander Admiral Horatio Nelson. The Dockyard is the only such harbor from the Georgian period still operating in the world today.

The adventure awaits around the indented coastline of an island that boasts 365 amazing white sandy beaches. You may not have all year to spend in Antigua, but a short visit provides enough time to whet your appetite.

Beauty Beyond The striking coastline of Antigua is full of character as it bends and twists into amazing displays of rock formations. Some beaches are accessed only by sea. Set sail after breakfast for the island’s south coast well beyond the stunning Pillars of Hercules where you can drop anchor beyond a reef barrier that stretches for miles. It’s famously called Cades Reef and it holds beautiful sea life in the crystal-clear turquoise waters. The award-winning Carlilse Bay Resort is close by; pre-arrangements can be made for spa treatments.

Hello, Barbuda!

Barbuda is a nature lover’s dream and an adventure unto its own self. The island is the smaller of the twin island nation of Antigua and Barbuda. A lagoon is home to a bird sanctuary of majestic frigates. Pink sand beaches stretch for miles. The island is occupied by a few hundred people with all the necessities to survive comfortably. A visit to Barbuda isn’t complete without dipping your toes in the sands of the famous Coco Point beach; you seldom find it occupied.

Let’s go fishing The waters off Antigua are fertile with fish.

A fishing expedition is likely to yield a One Tour – Five Islands generous catch of Mahi Mahi, Tuna or Five Islands, named from the protrusion of five rocks from the ocean depths, is a village Dorado from the Atlantic side of the island. on Antigua’s west coast. Here, an eagle-head- Fun options are close by at the Non Such shaped rock is famously called Hawks Bill; it Bay resort, which boasts an enjoyable raises a few miles from the quiet, calm of a combination of water sporting activities, beach after the same name. It’s perfect for a and Green Island, which is calm and has a barbecue and relaxation. The award-winning sparkling white sand beach.

Sheer Rocks Restaurant is perched on the hillside overlooking Fryes Beach. A few miles away is the Jolly Beach complex with many restaurant options and a golf course for a quick round.

City life in little Antigua St. John’s is a daily buzz of activity. The market is a popular meeting place for locals as they engage in a friendly barter.

A fish market is in the distance where fishermen clean and scale their own catch.

Shops and stores line the main thoroughfare that leads into the tourist center in Heritage Quay. There is so much more to do in Antigua — you’ll be hard pressed to possibly squeeze it all in to a seven-day stop at one of the Caribbean’s most soughtafter destinations.

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GT GRAND TOURER ORIGINS Although equally synonymous with the 1950s and 1960s, when French and Italian marques used the initials on countless models, the actual act of motorized “grand touring” arguably dates from the 1920s and 1930s when wealthy British automobilists realized that they not only had the time and the money to explore “the continent” (as they termed mainland Europe), but also a wealth of stylish cars that were sufficiently fast, comfortable and reliable to make the journey a pleasure.

Among favored routes was the one from Calais to the French Riviera, a journey that led to the celebrated “Blue Train race” in which Bentley Boy Woolf Barnato (06) laid a bet that he could not only beat the locomotive that regularly made the journey from Cannes to Calais, but that he could be relaxing in one of London’s more exclusive clubs before the Blue Train had even made it to the northern port.

Despite being stopped and fined by the police for racing on a public highway, having to slow down for fog and losing time trying to find fuel, Barnato and his Bentley Speed Six made it to the Conservative Club on London’s St. James’s Street just in time — four minutes before the train drew to a halt in Calais.

Bentley, famous for its “grand tourers” ever since has now set a new Grand Tourer benchmark with its latest Continental GT described here — although it’s not the only U.K. car that’s capable of munching the miles with ease as this British GT selection demonstrates.

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01 Rolls-Royce Wraith Tradition has it that Bentley makes cars for the sporting aristocrat, while Rolls-Royce makes car for those who would really rather be chauffeured, but that was all turned on its head with the arrival of the Rolls-Royce Wraith in 2013. This butch-but-beautiful two-door coupe was described at launch by the marque’s CEO, Torsten Muller-Otvos, as “the ultimate gentleman’s Gran Turismo” thanks to the 624-horsepower churned out by its mighty, V12, twin-turbocharged engine and dynamic handling traits that enable it to be hustled through the type of twisty roads more usually suited to compact Italian sports cars.

This sporting side is further enhanced in the latest “Black Badge” version of the Wraith, a special model aimed at younger drivers, which is lower, meaner, sharper and more aggressive. The famous Rolls-Royce radiator grille gets a moody, blackened finish that is carried through to the boot lid trim, air inlets, exhaust tail pipes — and even the legendary Spirit of Ecstasy mascot itself which, according to the blurb “mutates into a high-gloss black vamp, proudly scything through the nighttime cityscape.” And who wouldn’t be proud to cross the city — or an entire continent — in a Wraith?

– Engine 6.6 liter, twin turbocharged V12 623bhp 0-60mph 4.4 seconds Top speed 155mph (limited) Fuel consumption 18mpg Cost From $400,000

02 Bentley Continental GT The Bentley Continental GT marked a major change of fortunes for the once-ailing marque when it was launched in 2003.

The first Bentley to be produced using mass production techniques and the first to emerge after the Volkswagen Group’s takeover of the upstanding British firm, its six-liter, W12 twin turbo engine and four-wheel drive gave it a top speed of 180mph to match its muscular, coupe bodywork. Made available in numerous editions, including high performance models and convertibles, the Continental GT has become far and away the best-selling Bentley of all time with more than 65,000 built. Following the introduction of the restyled and upgraded second generation model in 2011, the Continental GT has now entered its third phase. Lighter, more powerful, more economical, better handling and better equipped than its predecessors, it has already been acclaimed as the best GT car on the market. Currently available only with the W12 engine, the car features a Porsche-designed chassis clothed in lightweight aluminum bodywork with an interior trimmed — of course — in the finest, hand-stitched hide.

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03 David Brown Speedback GT Silverstone Edition David Brown Automotive was established in 2014 by automotive entrepreneur David Brown to build 100 retro-inspired grand tourers based on the platform and powertrain of a Jaguar XKR but featuring bespoke, coach-built aluminum bodywork and tailored interiors — meaning each car takes 8,000 hours to complete.

A recent move to new premises beside the Silverstone race circuit inspired the creation of this special version called the “Silverstone Edition” that takes styling cues from the early days of jet aviation, hence the “Fly by Night” tungsten silver paint job, a more streamlined body, 20-inch “Afterburner” wheels and a jet-inspired exhaust system.

Rear windows are dark tinted for a “stealth” look, while the aviation theme continues inside with “brogue” and embroidered antique leathers, scorched wood veneers, Alcantara surfaces and beautifully executed details such as aluminum air vents reminiscent of the blades of a jet turbine. And, while the regular Speedback has two rear seats, the Silverstone Edition does away with these in favor of a luggage platform that can be accessed from the main rear load area, which houses a fold-out picnic seat with a base that can be customized to store cameras, shotguns or fishing tackle. Currently, buyers of the Speedback GT must make their own arrangements for importing the car into the U.S. – Engine 5 liter, supercharged V8 510bhp 0-60mph 4.6 seconds Top speed 155mph (limited) Fuel consumption 25mpg Cost From £744,000

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04 Aston Martin DB11 Launched in 2016 as a replacement for the ageing DB9, the DB11 is a two-plus-two grand tourer that, according to Aston Martin’s CEO Andy Palmer, “could be the most important car in the history of the company.” The beautifully flowing aluminum bodywork designed by chief creative officer Marek Reichman represents a masterclass in automotive aerodynamics, with its rear “AeroBlade” vents playing the part of “virtual spoiler” to channel wind through discreet, side-mounted intakes and out through slots at the back to form a jet of disrupted air that reduces lift. Under the huge clamshell hood buyers can opt for a twin-turbocharged V12 engine in the ultraperformance “AMR” model or a V8 turbo supplied by Mercedes-AMG and mildly adapted to provide a more Aston Martin-like exhaust note and driving characteristics. In my opinion, the smallerengine version is the more desirable of the two, despite being less “extreme” than the V12. And, of course, it offers that wondrous V8 growl that no one understands better than an American car fan.

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05 McLaren 570GT Since the 570GT has a 62-horsepower engine and a 204mph top speed, many might expect it to be McLaren’s ultimate high-speed offering, but not only is it from the marque’s so-called “entry level” Sports series, it’s also the gentler touring version; the 570S officially being the “performance” model. Although its racetrack looks might give the impression that it’s a hard-core competition car rather than a practical tourer, the 570GT is quiet, incredibly smooth, superbly refined and irrationally comfortable — it really is one of those cars that, once you’re settled into the driving seat, you just want to keep on going. There’s even a trunk to hold a worthwhile amount of (soft) luggage, a proper glovebox and, yes, a cup holder. Although there are several faster, more expensive options in McLaren Automotive “Super Series” and “Ultimate Series,” the 570GT would certainly be my choice as a relaxing, high-speed continent crosser.

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S A V I N G ENVIRONMENTALLY FRIENDLY LUXURY BEAUTY PRODUCTS WORDS NATALIA LANGSDALE The “Deep Blue” represents the origins of life and the future of mankind. With the fundamental connection between the oceans and humanity, it has increasingly become our mission to be mindful of the worldwide environmental movement to keep our Earth beautiful and thriving.

Plastic, toxic chemicals and synthetics are slowly but surely being removed to make room for sustainably sourced, plant-derived ingredients and green packaging that not only make us look and feel amazing, but, first and foremost, are kind to the ecosystems surrounding us.

Following the ban on micro-beads and plans by various governments to reduce pollution and waste, more and more of the luxury beauty brands we know and love have begun lifting the lid on natural, organic and eco-friendly products.

Making it essential to invest in ocean-friendly beauty and grooming products on board yachts has never been more apparent. One iconic French spa marine brand to have taken the matter to heart is THALGO.

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Blue is the New Green The THALGO brand was born from the oceans and has been, since its inception in 1964, committed to protecting the environment and the seabed. THALGO has a strict eco-design policy and the brand affirms a strong desire to reduce its environmental footprint by investing in the installation of photovoltaic cells, the creation of a wastewater treatment plant and the selection of labeled recyclable packaging suppliers for the greater good of nature. The THALGO pact of beauty vows to offer safe and natural beauty products that are free from ingredients of animal origin or that might include parabens, mineral oils, GMOs or are subject to animal testing.

Thus, all of the THALGO products are based on marine extracts taken from non-polluted controlled areas. Natural active ingredients that actively regenerate the skin are then added. THALGO’s products provide the assurance of “Safe Beauty” that respects both the skin and the environment.

Bursting the Bubble It is becoming more apparent that beauty brands looking to do good today and in the future are focusing on formulas that do not contain parabens, mineral oils, propylene glycol, GMOs or ingredients of animal origin. Also, working as an Ecocert certified production site equally helps minimize the ecological footprint. For the past 50 years, the THALGO research and development center has been studying 230 marine active ingredients. THALGO has created 12 exclusive active ingredients, including seven patents, using 62 active ingredients from marine and biomimetic sources. Some of these include sea water, sea salts, marine mud, micro-marine organisms and maritime plants. All are all highly concentrated in essential nutrients, including minerals, trace elements, vitamins and amino acids that are directly absorbed by the skin and are beneficial to the body.

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Algae being a core ingredient in many natural beauty products today, THALGO particularly focuses on working to ensure the reasonable and safe harvest of this ingredient with careful mastery of reproductive cycles and satellite monitoring. This allows the ability to preserve the immense reservoir of life within the oceans.

Beauty products and cosmetics based on marine extracts taken from non-polluted controlled areas actually help to preserve the seabed and its wealth while minimizing the ecological footprint and offering us the rebalancing, revitalizing, regenerating, stimulating and relaxing powers of marine riches.

In a Nut Shell Packaging plays a significant role in the impact we have on our environment. Frangipani Luxury Amenities, a South of France-based luxury guest amenities and spa products supplier not only cares about you and the guests on board, but also about the planet. Purveyors of eco-friendly products like Bamford, Frangipani Luxury Amenities is a must-contact if you’re in the market for eco-friendly products. The company operates a recycling program to collect back all part-used toiletries, which can be sanitized and redistributed to those in need, thereby reducing landfill. Similarly, brands like THALGO only use boxes made from FSC paper (Forest Stewardship Council) — whose dedication implies one tree cut down equals two trees planted — and water ink that is less polluting while recycling paper, carton and water along with using photovoltaic solar panels. Product packaging today is becoming more and more recyclable and the use of polypropylene or polyethylene recyclable plastic is at the forefront of doing away with damaging substances.

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In 2017, the back-to-back hurricanes that hit a large portion of the Caribbean archipelago did of course negatively affect a number of the most popular winter cruising grounds. But the good news is that, although some of the favorite yachting hot spots suffered some serious damage, the storms actually missed more than 70 percent of the region, which stretches across one million square miles, entirely.

Unfortunately, it was primarily the British Virgin Islands, Barbuda, St. Barth’s, St. Martin and Anguilla that took the brunt of the hit; but their recoveries have been strong and the majority of the resorts, marinas and restaurants have benefitted from top-to-toe renovations and are in some ways better than ever. The forthcoming winter season welcomes back many old favorites, and also a handful of newcomers.

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ANGUILLA The tiny island of Anguilla is the place to head if you really want to get away from it all.

The flattest island in the entire archipelago, it was badly hit by the hurricanes, but the island has been steadily bouncing back and is now better than ever and ready for the winter season. The best way to experience Anguilla’s tranquil shores is, of course, by yacht. Step ashore for the island’s creative culinary scene, spectacular beaches (33 of them) and some of the Caribbean’s top resorts.

One of the first high-end resorts to open in Anguilla, the CuisinArt Golf Resort & Spa (03) has won many awards during its 20 years. Located in the famed Rendezvous Bay, plans are now afoot to reopen in November 2018 following a multimillion-dollar refit. In the meantime, sister property The Reef by CuisinArt (01) is already up and running and 100 percent ready to welcome superyacht guests to enjoy its many culinary scenes, including the aptly named Yacht Club.

The Malliouhana Hotel & Spa is another The rebranded Four Seasons Resort & of Anguilla’s original luxury resorts. This Residences Anguilla (formerly known as the boutique property will re-open in November Viceroy Anguilla) opened earlier this year. Set 2018 with new owners and extensive atop coralline bluffs, this is the place to head changes. The resort’s restaurants are still for the ultimate sundowner overlooking the to be fully confirmed, but the hotel’s new convergence of Barnes and Meads bays. owners hope to carry forward its reputation for gastronomy and for having the best wine cellar on the island. The brand-new Belmond Cap Juluca also opens in November 2018 with fabulous rooms and guest areas, a beachfront infinity edge pool, a spa, rustic beach bar, and restaurants. Expect old-world charm with new-world comforts.

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Punching above its weight in terms of facilities is the intimate, nine-suite Quintessence Hotel (02) on Anguilla’s Long Bay Beach. One of the latest luxury boutique hotels to open in the Caribbean, this tropical grand mansion in colonial style is the place to head for an indulging custom spa treatment.

The property also boasts a restaurant, two bars, a pool, a yoga pavilion and lush tropical gardens, all set on the white sands of Long Bay Beach.

Much of Anguilla’s best cuisine is served up in the aforementioned resorts, but a few stand-alone, independent restaurants also can offer a little Caribbean flair. Head to Veya (ray of sunlight in Carib Indian) for its under-the-radar, low-key vibe and fabulous vegan menu.

It is worth heading ashore to the family owned Da’Vida, not only for its idyllic location on the beach at Crocus Bay, but also for the array of dining options, including a fusion of Asian and Caribbean menu at the Main House, live music at the Bayside on a Sunday, or tapas and cocktails at the Tamarind Lounge.

And for the best bars? The legendary Pumphouse was unfortunately a casualty of Irma and blew away; but the island’s other institution, Bankie Banx Dune Preserve, although destroyed, has been rebuilt and is back better than ever with enhanced dining and bar areas.

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BRITISH VIRGIN ISLANDS Virgin Gorda, Anegada, Jost van Dyke, Tortola, Peter Island, to name just a few, are part the 50-plus islands that make up the British Virgin Islands (BVI), which took a very heavy beating in back-to-back hurricanes. Reclining to the east of the British Virgin Islands, Virgin Gorda, which is arguably the most popular of the archipelago among the yachting crowd, was especially hard hit. Two of the most popular and well-known resorts, the Bitter End Yacht Club and Little Dix Bay, are being restored with the aim of welcoming guests back onto their shores in late 2019, but it is taking some time as a large extent the devastation has meant starting entirely from scratch.

Those looking to cruise the BVI this coming season should still not, however, be deterred.

The beautiful waters teem with resilient sea life, and the white sand beaches have been cleaned up and restored to their previous stunning condition.

Those wishing to step ashore also will find a number of resorts that have been renovated and are ready to welcome guests, including the Anegada Beach Club, Cooper Island, Guana Island, and Scrub Island Resort (05), Spa & Marina. A handful of other favorites also plan to open for the winter cruising season, including Biras Creek on Virgin Gorda, Necker Island Resort (04), and The Sugar Mill Hotel & Restaurant on Tortola. The most famous rum shack in the BVI, Foxy’s Tamarind Bar on Jost Van Dyke has long been popular with the sailing crowd.

Its New Year’s Eve parties are legendary, and this year is set to be the best as the bar has been rebuilt for the season. Pre-hurricanes, the schooner Willy T was another place to head for a strong dose of Caribbean revelry.

Destroyed in the storms, an entirely new and purpose-built Willy T’s is located at Peter Island and promises even more fun-fueled party action than before.

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Just 28 miles separate the dual-island nation of Antigua and Barbuda, but the islands had two very different experiences during the storms last September. Antigua sustained only minor damage while Barbuda, which is the smaller island of the two, was almost entirely decimated and many of the island’s homes were destroyed. Plans are stirring for a vast new resort on the island in 2020. Currently known as the Paradise Found Resort, it has the backing of some significant A-listers, including Robert De Niro, James Packer and Nobu Matsuhisa, all of whom have an affinity for the island. The planned resort is one of the biggest stories for the entire region, let alone the tiny island, which has relatively few resorts.

Those planning to cruise the Leeward Islands anytime soon should steer a course for Barbuda. One property well worth stepping ashore to is the award-winning Barbuda Belle, which reopens in November 2018.

Located in the almost uninhabited northern tip of the island at Cedar Point, this is the place to head for pampered isolation in the most stunning of settings. If you’re just anchoring, you can still get a taste of what the island has to offer with a kayak through the mangroves or a hike along the nearendless beaches on both the Caribbean and Atlantic sides.

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ST. BARTH’S Unfeasibly stylish with great spirit, St. Barth’s is the epitome of Caribbean chic — it is, after all, the St. Tropez of the tropics, and never more so than when enjoyed from the decks of a superyacht. Hurricane Irma hit the small French overseas island hard, but the island was well prepared for a hurricane and the clean up has been swift. The yachts have been flooding back in droves to support the island (between 40 and 50 yachts were moored around the island over the festive season just a few months after the storms hit); and all were warmly welcomed by the chic boutiques, bars and a handful of restaurants.

All the best-known restaurants — L’Isola, La Guérite, Shellona, Orega, Black Ginger, and the François Plantation, to name but a few — were ready for the fabled St. Barth’s Bucket, which took place in March, and welcomed superyacht owners from far and wide to enjoy the island’s “vie de bohème,” and with great success.

It was the first five-star hotel to re-open and has been welcoming guests who enjoy its low-key vibe (and aforementioned restaurant, François Plantation) throughout the year.

Further around the island, LVMH’s Cheval Blanc reopens towards the end of the year and is set to welcome superyacht guests ashore to enjoy its culinary scene and Guerlain spa. The stellar hotel of Eden Rock, which suffered severe flooding, is set to open in time for Christmas, when it will unveil a huge transformation. Other favorites, including Le Sereno, Le Guanahani, Le Barthelemy Hotel & Spa, and Hotel Le Toiny, are set to open in Fall 2018.

Several resorts are up and running and the rest are planning to open for the 2018 holiday season, if not before. Villa Marie SaintBarth (06), the Caribbean outpost of what some consider to be St. Tropez’s best hotel also reopened in early March. Located high up on a hill overlooking Anse des Flamands, the property was spared the storm surge and flooding that hit many of the island’s best Nicholas Air provides private jet hotels and the damage was therefore confined solutions to the Caribbean. Contact to mostly cosmetic wind damage. an N&J charter broker for details.

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Caribbean at a Glance From the Leewards to the BVIs to the Windwards, every Caribbean group has its hero islands, and many were unaffected, while others bore minimal damage and were welcoming superyachts back to their shores within weeks. Several of the islands that were left untouched were prompt in their response to help neighbors in need and the efforts of all these individual nations combined have helped to rebuild the archipelagos even better than before. The Leeward islands chain counts Antigua and St. Barth’s as the jewels in their crown.

Poles apart in style, their differences perfectly complement one another; combined they offer the best of everything. Despite their proximity, Antigua was merely hit by heavy winds and rain rather than the full force of the hurricanes, whereas St. Barth’s suffered severe damage.

Over in the Windward chain, which was only minimally affected by the storms, St. Lucia and Mustique are the most popular of the islands dotted down the eastern Caribbean. One large, one small (and very exclusive) between them, they offer a plethora of activities for superyacht guests.

Located at the northern tip of the West Indies, the U.S. Virgin Islands and the BVI both suffered severe damage. St. Thomas in the U.S. Virgin Islands is often referred to as the New York City of the Caribbean due to its bustling vibe. It is the perfect place to start a cruise through the Virgin Islands chain. Virgin Gorda, meanwhile, is most widely known by the yachting crowd for its combination of seafaring tradition and glamour. Combined together with a cruise through the Sir Francis Drake Passage, these opposite islands make for the perfect cruising itinerary.

– The Fashion Set St. Barths The Rock’n’roll Crowd Mustique The Hip Crowd Anguilla Old-School Yacht Crowd Antigua The Social Set St. Lucia The Solitude Seeker Barbuda The Chic Crowd Grenada The Explorers Canouan Discreet Hide Away Turks & Caicos

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The good news is that there is more money in art today than ever before. The bad news is that there is more money in art today than ever before. A city like New York used to be for the artists, a place where they could come to create and live that almost perfect freedom.

Today, the city is filled with expensive galleries selling art for hundreds of millions of dollars and the excessive rise of housing prices has forced the very artists creating this work to relocate. And with that, a glut of creativity has left New York — so where in the world has the art gone?

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Museums are finding their own ways to stay relevant in this shake up by asking us, “Is art still relevant?” Like “Mobile Worlds,” at the Museum für Kunst und Gewerbe, an applied arts museum in Hamburg organized by German curator Roger M. Buergel, packing a gallery with objects both valuable and cheap, unique or mass-created and by artists known and unknown and, finally, art that isn’t just placed in front of the viewer; art that challenges the very idea of itself. Or there is “Museum Hack,” the unconventional tour of the best museums in the world. One of their tours in the Metropolitan Museum in New York focuses solely on women artists, offers a wine stop midway, and features a discussion about the #MeToo movement.

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As Hannah Gadsby, the Netflix phenomenon comedian from Tasmania, shares in her new show called “Nanette,” maybe Picasso shouldn’t be lauded for cubism, but be reconsidered for his ill treatment of women.

This is how art is staying relevant; it’s not just hanging in a museum; it’s not just being critiqued from an ivory tower. It’s hit the Internet and it’s being discussed by comedians and art pomps alike. Today, technology is fueling the art world and the new art buyer is less concerned about art fairs or even galleries and rather is spending time online to curate their art buying experience. All hail technology and its gorgeous reach.

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“There was a significant increase in the number of new buyers purchasing art during the last year and — U.S. Trust’s 2018 survey found that 43 percent more collectors bought art online compared with 2017 — and many of them are millennials,” says Rebecca Wilson, Chief Curator at Saatchi Art, an online marketplace for art.

The same report also found that nearly all (97%) of the millennial collectors they surveyed said they would buy art this year.

“There has been a definite shift in comfort levels with purchasing art online, which I think reflects the fact that online galleries are finding new ways to combine a personal experience with technology, improving levels of confidence and trust in buyers.”

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New art buyers are coming to the world of art by skipping the perceived snobbery of galleries and fairs and coming straight to art through social media; specifically, Instagram.

Hiscox (the underwriter of insurance giant Lloyd’s of London) conducts an annual survey about the art market and they found that 79 percent of buyers under age 35 used Instagram as a means of exploring new artists. “This is having a hugely positive effect for online galleries as younger buyers move easily from social media to online galleries selling art,” says Wilson. And Rob Weisberg, CEO of Invaluable (an online live auction marketplace) agrees: “There has never been a more critical time for our industry to prepare and execute digital strategies that engage, inspire and capture the next generation of art buyers — Millennials.”

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“Younger buyers are motivated by accessibility and by discovering art they really love that’s affordable, which makes the online experience much more likely to be something that they gravitate towards than going from one brick and mortar gallery after another where the selection is limited,” says Wilson. As she thinks the experience is often intimidating and prices are often high in comparison with online galleries where most sales are below $5,000.

A part of all this newness and evolution is Art Republic based in Jacksonville, Florida, which is changing the whole art world model. It has developed a revolutionary new model for the art industry, an Art House offering online sales, global exposure, events, curation and production for meaningful artists and designed for millennials; it modernizes and thus democratizes the market. As founder Jessica Santiago says: “The global art industry has been calling for an intervention for decades with no major innovation.” She believes that most of the current online commerce options have been designed by “old guard professionals” and are not with the insight and direction of actual millennials. “So, I think that they are missing major factors that create loyalty and advocacy,” she adds.

Their method? An E-Commerce platform using Blockchain technology will protect artworks, allow digital art to become collectable, build trust among buyers, as well as allow artists to receive royalties on future resales of the work. A so-called new patronage model if you will. “ArtRepublic trusts in impacting change,” says Santiago. “Artists have always wielded technology to redefine the future, for everyone, from Leonardo da Vinci to Occupy Museums. The time is now for resurrecting the rightful role for artists, and their allies.”

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One of the challenges of the online art market is the desire on the part of buyers for price transparency and quality assurance.

But Saatchi Art prides itself on price transparency. In fact, as Wilson points out there is a price on every artwork they sell so buyers know upfront what the price is and don’t have to ask. “But I think a more widespread level of transparency through some kind of decentralized global inventory is a long way off,” she adds. “I can see the benefits of it for buyers, but I think that it goes against the grain of the foundations of so much of the art market, which remains one of the most unregulated industries in the world and thrives on a lack of transparency.”

Humans and animals evolve. It is our very nature. What makes us human is our ability to reflect. Creativity give us the context to do this and technology is the fuel for this progress. In fact, the future of living depends on it. The awe of technology and art together as compeers.

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Whether you own an antique sailing yacht or a cutting-edge carbon fiber racing yacht, you deserve reassurance knowing you have an insurance program in place that will protect your prized vessel and respond how you expect it to in the event of a claim.

Not every sailing yacht insurance program is created equal, so it’s essential to work with an insurance professional with deep knowledge of the risks unique to sailing yachts and one who can recommend an appropriate insurance solution.

John J. Gaffney, Marsh Private Client Services’ (PCS) Yacht Practice Leader and avid boater for more than 40 years, has developed a true understanding of the complexities of owning a sailing yacht.

“Owners of sailing yachts need coverage beyond a traditional yacht insurance policy — they need a program that addresses unique sailing yacht risks, both on- and off-water risks, and is designed for global navigation,” Gaffney explains.

Advocacy Around the World One example of a risk that can get overlooked is coverage and placement of spare-part containers that are shipped and stored along a sailing yacht route. “Not only does Marsh PCS make sure spare-part containers are properly insured and going where they need to go, but our team also can offer input on selecting drop-off points along the route before a crew sets sail,” says Gaffney.

If you race your sailing yacht, you want to ensure your navigation plans are defined ahead of time. The Marsh PCS Yacht Team can offer input on navigational limits and seek coverage terms that are compliant with U.S. regulations and international travel requirements. Once your crew reaches its destination, you’ll want to have insurance in place for non-owned or hired auto rentals to transport the crew. Marsh PCS can assist with auto coverage for rentals as well.

I immediately filed a claim. John personally called me and said not to worry because his team would handle everything for us. This was very comforting since the injured party became litigious,” the owner said. Gaffney noted, “Beyond the insurance program, working with a trusted insurance professional can make all the difference in getting the personalized service and advice one should expect from policy implementation, in the event of a claim, and throughout the longevity of the relationship.”

Support When You Need It Most When a guest of yacht owner Michael P. suffered an injury while aboard his yacht, Michael was pleased with his decision to become a Marsh PCS client. “Twelve days after we bound coverage, we had an injury on board one of our yachts.

John Gaffney is Senior Vice President & Yacht Leader at Marsh Private Client Services.

The Marsh Private Client Services Yacht Practice can help you gain peace of mind knowing you have a specialized yacht insurance program in place and access to a 24/7 emergency claims hotline. For a complimentary risk analysis, contact John Gaffney at 954-765-5682 or john.j.gaffney@marsh.com.

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With some 700 islands and uninhabited cays lying in a gentle east-west curve just 50 miles south of the U.S. coast of Florida, the cruising possibilities for The Bahamas archipelago can sound endless, but both nature and practicalities will help to narrow your choice. Each of the 16 main islands has its own distinct character, from New Providence island with cosmopolitan Nassau to the Exuma islands’ remote string of pearl-like cays, to the endlessly scalloped bays and coves of the Abacos. For those with the desire, and time, to prolong their cruise, extending a few days to encompass Harbour Island and Eleuthera is a must.

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HARBOUR ISLAND With its pink sand beach and pretty pastel cottages, there is no pit stop chicer than the tiny Harbour Island off the northeast coast of Eleuthera. Three miles long and half a mile wide, the island has been a slow burner, only lazily coming of age in recent years due to the arrival of a handful of modish new places opening on the island.

Stay @ For old-school glamour, it has to be the original Pink Sands Resort. It has been through some changes in recent years and is now under new management. The refurbished British Colonial beach cottages overlook the pink beach for which it is named; the restaurant Malcolm 51 ranks as one of the top dining spots on the island.

Previously known as Pip’s Place, the recently refurbished Ocean View has a boho vibe and is also set in a fantastic location above the beach.

Set in an old colonial home overlooking the harbor in the heart of Dunmore Town, The Landing, which is owned and run by Prince Charles’ goddaughter India Hicks, is a boutique property with just 13 guest rooms. Alternatively, The Landing’s sister property, the Guest House, is located right on the beach and boasts a private entrance to the sand where palm-fringed cabanas await. The palatial verandas are the perfect spot for sipping sundowners. Kitted out in owner India Hicks’s trademark blend of relaxed Bahamian and colonial styles, it is defiantly old-world but still elegantly modern.

The talk of the town is the recent addition to the small inventory of hotels: Bahamas House. A collection of colonial villas located in the center of Dunmore Town, the hotel’s concierge specializes in organizing “adventure chic” activities, including kite surfing and bonefishing.

Shop @ Dunmore Town The two central streets on the island combine to create Dunmore Town. Here you will find the island’s shops, restaurants and cafes (a handful combined). For locally woven bags, head to Eva’s Straw Work; The Sand Dollar Shop is brimming with shells and local craftworks. For chic ceramics, head to Dake’s Shoppe. India Hicks’s designer boutique The Sugar Mill on Bay Street is a treasure trove of finds collected from around the world.

Dine @ As chic as the island may be, there are no waiting or guest lists on Harbour Island — the island is too laid back for such things. For a leisurely lunch head to The Dunmore hotel overlooking the surf. Another casual option is Queen Conch. You will find an elegant crowd feasting on lobster at The Landing. Alternatively, Rock House has a fantastic atmosphere, fresh seafood, and live music. Sip Sip (the local word for gossip) is where superyacht owners and their guests congregate over a conch-chili soup. It is only open for lunch and gets packed to the rafters at peak times, so arrive early for a table on the deck.

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Drink @ open-air bars For sunset cocktails, head to the Blue Bar at the Pink Sands Resort. Later on, punchy tiki cocktails go hand-in-hand with the open-air dance floor making the Vic-Hum Club the place to be. The oldest nightclub on the island, with the photographs to prove the island’s celebrity status, it also has a basketball court and ping-pong tables. Beyond the Reef and Daddy D’s are the places to head for reggae and hip-hop accompanied by a strong rum punch, and Gusty’s is great for late-night fun.

Spend the day @ Man Island Cruise around the bays on Man Island where you can go swimming and see the indigenous turtles.

Explore @ Take a golf cart, the island’s primary mode of transport, and slope around the island up Coconut Grove Avenue past the conch stall where fishermen stand patiently looking for bonefish. Discover the Stand-Up church, the Wesleyan Chapel, and the old Catholic cemetery. Alternatively, take the tender around the island, drift over fields of sea grass and discover turtles and orange starfish. Visit Preacher’s Cave, where English settlers in The Bahamas took refuge after being shipwrecked at the Devil’s Backbone reef.

Adventure seekers can explore the Sapphire Blue Hole — not for the faint hearted, the only access is by jumping off the cliff into the hole and climbing out again unaided.

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Anchor @ Pink Sands Beach Take the tender ashore to discover Pink Sands Beach — one of nature’s greatest achievements, the pink comes from the bright red or pink shells of tiny microscopic animals called foraminifera. In the early evening, for a unique experience, enjoy a horseback ride along the beach as the sun goes down.

Berth @ Valentines Resort & Marina With slips for yachts up to 60 meters (200 feet), the Valentines Resort & Marina in Dunmore Town is the largest and most favored superyacht facility on Harbour Island.

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ELEUTHERA Located just 50 miles east of Nassau in the Out Islands, Eleuthera runs 110 miles long, but just two miles wide.

Home to beaches of white and pink sand, charming colonial cottages, turquoise waters and little else other than nature at its best, this is the place to head for a peaceful anchorage.

Stay @ For those looking to spend a few nights ashore before embarking on an itinerary through the Exumas, Eleuthera has an international airport and a handful of high-end boutique hotels. The French Leave Resort in Governor’s Harbour is one such boutique property. Overlooking the pink sand beach and harbor of Cupid’s Cay (every cottage has a killer ocean view), the resort blends chic design with Caribbean and British Colonial influences. Another option is The Cove Eleuthera in Gregory Town, which is set on 40 acres with two private-entry beaches.

Dine @ Dine at the 1648 Bar & Grille at the French Leave Resort.

Named after the earliest permanent European settlement in the Bahamas, the restaurant boasts spectacular sunset views over picturesque Governor’s Harbour and is renowned for its fresh seafood dishes.

A short walk down from the French Leave Resort, Pascal’s Oceanfront Seafood Restaurant is a fine-dining venue with both international and Bahamian fare on offer.

Head to Governor’s Harbour to check out the local Bahamian offerings like Pammy’s and Tippy’s. Both are casual hangouts, but the classic signature dishes of conch fritters, grouper, plantains and curry chicken all are well worth stepping ashore for.

Explore @ There is more than enough to keep even the most active of guests busy over a long weekend ashore. From diving to beach hops through cultural sites, fishing and kayaking, there is plenty for all. Cape Eleuthera has 18 miles of shoreline on its 4,500-acre nature and beach preserve.

The southern edge of Rock Sound is where you will see the Ocean Hole, a natural limestone-formed blue hole where you can swim with turtles. Take a soak in the Queen’s Bath — natural pools formed out of rock formations that fill with water from the Atlantic Ocean. When heated by the sun the pools become natural hot tubs (low tide only).

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Cool off @ Surfer’s Beach Gaulding Cay Beach offers a long stretch of powdery white sand and shallow waters perfect for snorkeling.

Walk through the shallows at low tide directly to the little casuarina tree-covered island right off the beach for a picnic lunch. Catch the waves at nearby Surfer’s Beach — one of the best and most reliable surf breaks in The Bahamas — before touring the mile-long cavern system of Hatchet Bay Cave. Filled with saltwater pools, stalactites, stalagmites and bats, the cave provides a welcome respite from the heat of the midday sun.

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EXUMAS The Exumas is the most popular yacht charter area in The Bahamas, but never seems crowded. The entire chain extends some 100 nautical miles and comprises 365 islands, islets and cays. Turquoise vistas are punctuated with vast stretches of white sand backed by colored clapboard houses ashore. Easily accessed from nearby Nassau, anchorages are anything from an hour to seven hours apart — so where you go really depends on the length of your charter, how many islands you want to visit and the speed of your yacht.

Discover @ Conditions for snorkeling and diving are first-class in the Exumas (think 98-foot/30m visibility) and the beautiful reefs are abundant with marine life. A stone’s throw from Staniel Cay, Thunderball Cave is famed for its appearance in the James Bond movie “Thunderball.” Tides permitting, you can feed the fish as you swim and snorkel through the waters of this hollowed out island. Norman’s Cay was famous in the drug-running days and you can now visit its hidden runway and an old DC-3 airplane that was used for drug smuggling in the 1980s. It was shot down and today makes for an excellent dive and snorkel site.

For the ultimate diving experience, Warderick Wells Cay is among the cluster of islands that make up the Exuma Cays Land and Sea Park. Often referred to as the Garden of Eden, this natural marine preserve is home to brilliant coral reefs and exotic marine life. Directly off Highbourne Cay is a drop off that faces the Exuma Sound — a vertical, 72-foot (22m) coral wall that is populated by all manner of sea life. Deep-sea fishing trips from wahoo, tuna, marlin and mahi-mahi also can be arranged either on board your yacht or with a local company.

Dine @ Fans of seafood will be endlessly well cared for as most restaurants and shacks serve signature dishes of conch salad and grilled grouper or other locally caught fish.

The bar and restaurant at the Staniel Cay Yacht Club is where the Exumas social scene converges. The catch of the day is really the catch of the day and the delicious cracked conch accompanied by a rum punch is the specialty.

McDuffs at Norman’s Cay Beach Club is the perfect spot for curry conch chowder, a glorious sunset, and all manner of rum cocktails.

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14 The prevalent nurse & reef sharks 15 Wild, swimming pig on Big Majors Cay 16 Royal Bahamas Police officers 17 Staniel Cay Yacht Club 18 Submerged wreckage of DC3 airplane at Norman’s Cay

Shop @ Exuma shopping is generally limited to hotel boutiques, but for those looking for artisans and authentic Bahamian crafts, the Straw Market in George Town on Great Exuma has an eclectic array of stalls and is worth a visit.

Explore @ A natural paradise, Compass Cay is made up of 450 acres with 15 beaches to explore. The most spectacular beach is the long Crescent Ocean Beach, where you can throw hot dogs to the nurse sharks that swim around the shallow waters and then dive in to swim with them. For more thrills, take a jet ski ride to the mangrove-edged archipelago known as Shroud Cay to catch high tide for the famous Mangrove Run.

Spend the day @ Rachel’s Bubble Bath A deep, crystal clear lagoon on the northwest of Compass Cay, Rachel’s Bubble Bath is one of the finest swimming holes in the Caribbean. At mid to high tide, ocean waves splash into the pool creating white foam: nature’s very own Jacuzzi.

Anchor @ Staniel Cay Staniel Cay is a great anchorage where you will find not only the famous swimming pigs, but also the Thunderball Cave that starred in the James Bond movie Thunderball; and it is a great place to go snorkeling with stingrays.

Nicholas Air provides private jet solutions to The Bahamas and the Caribbean. Contact an N&J charter broker for details.

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01 The lush green grounds of the Belle Mead estate 02 Iconic white columns add to the grandiose beauty of the home’s front entrance

R E A L E S TAT E BELLE MEAD WORDS JANINE ST.DENIS

Nestled in the coveted estate section of Quogue, Southampton, New York, and perfectly perched on Shinnecock Road is the historical home dubbed Belle Mead.

One of the last great works of the renowned architect Stanford White, the 31-room mansion located at 23 Shinnecock Road is certainly a sight to be seen.

The home was originally commissioned in 1906 by the Greeff family, which was renowned in the textile and fabric industries of the 18th and 19th centuries.

The current owner bought the house in 2010 and set about restoring and renovating her to her former classic beauty.

This three-year project was more or less a revival of the home’s original opulence and grandeur, while keeping in time with modern functionality and today’s lifestyle needs. No expense was spared during the revitalization, which comprised the home itself, as well as the 3.4 acres it sits on, the incredible landscaping paying homage to the original charm of the property.

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Ideally located close to Quogue’s quaint main street and within easy proximity to the Atlantic Ocean, Belle Mead is situated quite perfectly. New York City also is conveniently close as is the Westhampton Beach Airport — only 10 minutes away. This airport is able to accommodate a jet of any size. A number of tennis and golf clubs also are close by, ensuring there is plenty for the owner and family to do off property.

Back at Belle Mead, the three-story mansion also has a variety of amenities that will make you want to stay home. At 14,000 square feet, there’s plenty of space to roam. The home offers 10 bedrooms, each boasting its own unique design aesthetic, and eight-and-a-half baths. Six fireplaces can be found throughout.

Belle Mead has a full basement and three garages. The formal sitting room, known as the Fountain Room, is striking and the library is an ideal place to enjoy a good book.

A comfortable nautical-style cinema room makes family movie nights a breeze.

A screened-in Rotunda overlooks the perfectly landscaped gardens.

The large country-style kitchen offers a bold look as white cabinets are juxtaposed with dark wood floors and lime-green walls. Each of the 31 rooms is distinctive and comfortable with contemporary fixtures. Also on the property, an alfresco dining table situated in front of a brick fireplace is the perfect place for casual dining. The home’s Gunite pool is heated, allowing for use even in chillier temperatures. Belle Mead is a featured property in Martha Stewart’s iconic Weddings book. Between the historical esteem, the cultural references and the refined renovation, this home beautifully straddles the line between classic and modern.

For further inquiries pertaining to this noteworthy Belle Mead estate, any of the stately residences offered by Tim Davis, or to schedule a private tour of Belle Mead, please contact Tim Davis of the Corcoran Realty Group at 631 702 9211, 516 356 5736 (mobile) or email via tgdavis@corcoran.com.

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AFT DECK A PREMIUM SELECTION OF YACHTS AVAILABLE FOR SALE & CHARTER E X C LU S I V E LY T H R O U G H N O RT H R O P & J O H N S O N

M/Y JETSETTER 127.95ft/39m Dynamiq, 2016

ANTIBES :: AUSTRALIA :: FORT LAUDERDALE :: HOLLAND :: HONG KONG :: LOS ANGELES :: MONACO :: NEWPORT :: NEWPORT BEACH :: NEW YORK :: PALMA :: SAN DIEGO :: THAILAND

TIMELESS ST YLING & LUXURIOUS AMENITIES

BROKERAGE :: CHARTER :: MANAGEMENT :: NEW CONSTRUCTION :: CREW SERVICES

► F O R S A LE

DR NO NO

163’ (49.8M) :: CRN :: 1998/2018 10 GUESTS :: 5 CABINS

ASKING PRICE €10,500,000

►DR NO NO showcases timeless styling and luxurious amenities, providing utmost luxury at sea. The yacht’s interior is rich and sumptuous with stunning wood and furnishing throughout. Her expansive outdoor living areas allow for true enjoyment. Featuring a unique aft "beach house" leading to the swim platform, the superyacht allows for days to be spent right at the water's edge. ►For more information about this luxury yacht contact: Ed.Dickinson@NorthropandJohnson.com :: +33 6 48 90 59 13

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ANTIBES :: AUSTRALIA :: FORT LAUDERDALE :: HOLLAND :: HONG KONG :: LOS ANGELES :: MONACO :: NEWPORT :: NEWPORT BEACH :: NEW YORK :: PALMA :: SAN DIEGO :: THAILAND

►FO R SALE

FIVE STAR EXPERIENCE FOR ALL THOSE ABOARD

DOUBLE DOWN 214’ (65. 3M ) :: CODECASA :: 2010/2016 20 GUESTS :: 9 CABINS

ASKING PRICE $44,500,000

►Built by Codecasa in 2010, DOUBLE DOWN is sophisticated in every way. From her spacious sundeck, complete with aft sunloungers and a Jacuzzi to the swim platform, her exterior is perfectly suited for alfresco living. Twenty guests are accommodated in nine staterooms, including a master suite, five double staterooms and three twin cabins. She features a fourdeck glass elevator, a fully outfitted gym and a movie theater. ►For more information about this luxury yacht contact: Joe.Foggia@NorthropandJohnson.com :: +1 954 774 4225

BROKERAGE :: CHARTER :: MANAGEMENT :: NEW CONSTRUCTION :: CREW SERVICES

► F O R S A LE

NEAR NEW VERY LIGHTLY USED MUST BE SOLD

MAYBE

1 9 7 ' ( 5 9 M ) : : M E TA L S H I P S & D O C K S : : 2 0 1 6 12 GUESTS :: 6 CABINS

ASKING PRICE €34,950,000

►Modern, elegant yacht with excellent seakeeping abilities. MAYBE accommodates 12 guests in six sumptuous staterooms, including a full-beam master with private study and his-andhers baths. Her sundeck features the ultimate in wellness and fitness — it is complete with a Jacuzzi offering stunning views, a sauna, message room and gym. MAYBE is equipped with a helipad in the aft deck that also can be used for yoga or other exercises. ►For more information about this luxury yacht contact: Josh.Lee@NorthropandJohnson.com :: +66 81 891 3367

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ANTIBES :: AUSTRALIA :: FORT LAUDERDALE :: HOLLAND :: HONG KONG :: LOS ANGELES :: MONACO :: NEWPORT :: NEWPORT BEACH :: NEW YORK :: PALMA :: SAN DIEGO :: THAILAND

►FO R SALE

ULTRA-LUXURIOUS EXPLORER DESIGNED TO TRAVEL THE WORLD

RMK 5000 EVO EXPLORER 16 4’ (49.9M ) :: RMK MARINE :: 2019 12 GUESTS :: 6 CABINS

ASKING PRICE €24,000,000

BROKERAGE :: CHARTER :: MANAGEMENT :: NEW CONSTRUCTION :: CREW SERVICES

►Designed by Hot Lab, RMK 5000 EVO EXPLORER is a modern explorer for the global terrain.

She features an on-deck Owner’s suite plus five guests staterooms to accommodate up to 12 guests. A main deck pool on the aft deck and a Jacuzzi on the sun deck are in hand for guests to enjoy. A plethora of toys can be stored in the yacht’s tender garage. ►For more information about this luxury yacht contact: Joe.Foggia@NorthropandJohnson.com :: +1 954 774 4225

ELISA OFFERS MA XIMUM SPACE & VERSATILIT Y

ELISA

150' (45.7M ) :: CHRISTENSEN :: 2003/2017 12 GUESTS :: 6 CABINS

ASKING PRICE $16,495,000

► F O R S A LE

►ELISA has been maintained to the highest of standards. She has a spectacular layout maximizing both interior and exterior spaces, making her ideal for large families of all ages as well as a charter yacht, if desired. The superyacht showcases a gorgeously elegant interior with timeless styling. ELISA’s exterior living spaces are abundant allowing for true enjoyment of the alfresco lifestyle. ►For more information about this luxury yacht contact: Todd.Rittenhouse@NorthropandJohnson.com :: +1 949 933 8329

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ANTIBES :: AUSTRALIA :: FORT LAUDERDALE :: HOLLAND :: HONG KONG :: LOS ANGELES :: MONACO :: NEWPORT :: NEWPORT BEACH :: NEW YORK :: PALMA :: SAN DIEGO :: THAILAND

DESIGNED FOR PURE FUN & ENTERTAINING

TANVAS

131’ (40.1M ) :: SUNSEEKER :: 2010 12 GUESTS :: 6 CABINS

ASKING PRICE $11,050,000

►TANVAS is ideally suited for large families or those looking to entertain in style. Each deck has ample space and volume ideal for entertaining, allowing guests to easily gather while aboard. In addition, private retreats can be found throughout the yacht for those in search of tranquility. Blurring the line between inside and out, TANVAS features two side-folding balconies off the main salon and master suite. ►For more information about this luxury yacht contact: Jim.Poulsen@NorthropandJohnson.com :: +66 81 891 3237

BROKERAGE :: CHARTER :: MANAGEMENT :: NEW CONSTRUCTION :: CREW SERVICES

►FO R SALE

ELEGANCE ABOUNDS ABOARD CRYSTAL

CRYSTAL

121' (36.9M) :: MOONEN :: 2015 10 GUESTS :: 5 CABINS

ASKING PRICE €8,950,000

► F O R S A LE

►Elegance abounds aboard superyacht CRYSTAL. Built by Moonen in 2015, the yacht offers extensive cruising range. The superyacht’s layout is ideal for intimate cruising as well as large family cruising providing ample spaces for privacy and large gatherings. Her spectacular Bill Dixon exterior combined with the lavish interior finishing make her an eyecatching yacht with impeccable style. ►For more information about this luxury yacht contact: Michael.Payne@NorthropandJohnson.com :: +33 6 09 54 61 67

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ANTIBES :: AUSTRALIA :: FORT LAUDERDALE :: HOLLAND :: HONG KONG :: LOS ANGELES :: MONACO :: NEWPORT :: NEWPORT BEACH :: NEW YORK :: PALMA :: SAN DIEGO :: THAILAND

►FOR SALE

RMK 58M 190' (58m) :: RMK Marine :: 2019 :: €34,000,000 Joe.Foggia@NorthropandJohnson.com :: +1 954 774 4225 — ►Designed by Hot Lab Yacht & Design, RMK 58M is a modern explorer that can accommodate 14 guests in 7 staterooms, including an owner stateroom on its own private deck. She features a large pool and an elevator to all decks.

► FOR S A L E

UTOPIA III 150' (45.7m) :: Trinity Yachts :: 1999 :: $9,900,000 Joe.Foggia@NorthropandJohnson.com :: +1 954 774 4225

►FO R SALE & C H A R TER

PRAXIS 143' (43.6m) :: Feadship :: 1987/2018 :: $9,990,000 Joe.Foggia@NorthropandJohnson.com :: +1 954 774 4225

► FOR S A L E

NEVER ENOUGH 140' (42.7m) :: Feadship :: 1992/2016 :: $19,700,000 Sean.Doyle@NorthropandJohnson.com :: +1 954 478 3380 BROKERAGE :: CHARTER :: MANAGEMENT :: NEW CONSTRUCTION :: CREW SERVICES

►FO R SALE

PROJECT MAGELLAN 135' (41.2m) :: JFA :: 2019 :: €4,995,000 Philip.Bell@NorthropandJohnson.com :: +1 954 873 0171

►FOR SALE

LADY JOY 157' (48m) :: Christensen :: 2008/2017 :: $22,000,000 Joe.Foggia@NorthropandJohnson.com :: +1 954 774 4225 — ►LADY JOY was built for large families and onboard entertaining. She showcases timeless styling and ample deck spaces. She has a draft of only eightfeet, allowing her to access shallow harbors and bays that many yachts her size are unable to visit. ►NOT FOR SALE OR CHARTER TO U.S. RESIDENTS WHILE IN U.S. WATERS

►FOR S A LE

LADY LEILA 132' (40.2m) :: Horizon :: 2008/2018 :: $8,749,000 Philip.Bell@NorthropandJohnson.com :: +1 954 873 0171

► F O R S A LE & C H A R TER

APHRODITE 130' (40m) :: Westport :: 2010 :: $15,495,000 Kevin.Merrigan@NorthropandJohnson.com :: +1 954 647 5986 ►NOT FOR SALE OR CHARTER TO U.S. RESIDENTS WHILE IN U.S. WATERS

►FOR S A LE & C H A R T E R

BRIO 125' (38.1m) :: Heesen :: 1986/2018 :: $5,990,000 Joe.Foggia@NorthropandJohnson.com :: +1 954 774 4225

► F O R S A LE

K AOS 122' (37.2m) :: Sanlorenzo :: 2010 :: €8,250,000 Wes.Sanford@NorthropandJohnson.com :: +1 954 806 7036 NOR T HROPA ND JOHNS ON.C OM

ANTIBES :: AUSTRALIA :: FORT LAUDERDALE :: HOLLAND :: HONG KONG :: LOS ANGELES :: MONACO :: NEWPORT :: NEWPORT BEACH :: NEW YORK :: PALMA :: SAN DIEGO :: THAILAND

►NOT FOR SALE OR CHARTER TO U.S. RESIDENTS WHILE IN U.S. WATERS

►FOR SALE

MITseaAH 156' (47.5m) :: Pendennis :: 2004 :: $9,975,000 Kevin.Merrigan@NorthropandJohnson.com :: +1 954 647 5986 — ►MITseaAH combines performance with ultra-luxury. The sailing yacht has a unique ability to perform incredibly under high speeds, whether power or sail. Featuring an incredible design and layout, MITseaAH’s interior melds perfectly with her exterior spaces to create an indoor-outdoor feel on board.

► FOR S A L E

AR-DE 122' (37.2m) :: Burger :: 2002 :: $8,950,000 Kevin.Merrigan@NorthropandJohnson.com :: +1 954 647 5986

►FO R SALE

PHATSARA 121' (37m) :: Silkline International :: 2012 :: $3,950,000 Jim.Poulsen@NorthropandJohnson.com :: +66 81 891 3237

► FOR S A L E

ENCORE 120' (36.7m) :: Crescent Yachts :: 1992/2013 :: $5,995,000 Wes.Sanford@NorthropandJohnson.com :: +1 954 806 7036 BROKERAGE :: CHARTER :: MANAGEMENT :: NEW CONSTRUCTION :: CREW SERVICES

►FO R SALE

DREAM WEAVER 120' (36.6m) :: OA/Christensen :: 2013 :: $11,995,000 Brian.Commette@NorthropandJohnson.com :: +1 401 965 5226

►NOT FOR SALE OR CHARTER TO U.S. RESIDENTS WHILE IN U.S. WATERS

►FOR SALE

IONIAN PRINCESS 150' (45.7m) :: Christensen :: 2005/2016 :: $14,250,000 Joe.Foggia@NorthropandJohnson.com :: +1 954 774 4225 — ►IONIAN PRINCESS is an exclusive on-water retreat that offers every possible amenity for an incredible experience every time you step on board.

The yacht evokes the festive spirit of Greece through her stunning interior design details and her outdoor living areas are ideal for entertaining. ►NOT FOR SALE OR CHARTER TO U.S. RESIDENTS WHILE IN U.S. WATERS

►FOR S A LE

CLORINDA 120' (36.5m) :: ISA Yachts :: 2017 :: €11,900,000 Wes.Sanford@NorthropandJohnson.com :: +1 954 806 7036

► F O R S A LE

SIN OR SWIM 116' (35.5m) :: Azimut :: 2006/2016 :: $4,350,000 Sean.Doyle@NorthropandJohnson.com :: +1 954 478 3380

►FOR S A LE

DEEP BLUE 116' (35.5m) :: Brooke Marine :: 1988/2015 :: AUD $1,900,000 Cameron.Bray@NorthropandJohnson.com :: +6 140 473 9161

► F O R S A LE

KUIKILA 115' (35.1m) :: Pershing :: 2011/2015 :: €7,900,000 David.Seal@NorthropandJohnson.com :: +44 78 96 89 58 92 NOR T HROPA ND JOHNS ON.C OM

ANTIBES :: AUSTRALIA :: FORT LAUDERDALE :: HOLLAND :: HONG KONG :: LOS ANGELES :: MONACO :: NEWPORT :: NEWPORT BEACH :: NEW YORK :: PALMA :: SAN DIEGO :: THAILAND

►FOR SALE & CHARTER

CHECKMATE 145' (44.2m) :: Benetti :: 2013/2018 :: $16,400,000 Jonathan.Chapman@NorthropandJohnson.com :: +1 401 474 4793 — ►CHECKMATE with a new top to bottom paint job and 5-year Class Survey complete, is truly ready to go. The yacht is a seamless blend of traditional style and modern technology. Five impressive staterooms offer accommodations for 12 guests, who will relish the yacht’s comfortable interior and fun alfresco spaces.

► FOR S A L E

GTT 115 115' (35.1m) :: Dynamiq :: 2018 :: €13,950,000 Joe.Foggia@NorthropandJohnson.com :: +1 954 774 4225

►FO R SALE

LIFE OF RILEY 115' (35.1m) :: Crescent Yachts :: 1994/2015 :: $4,995,000 Jim.Elliott@NorthropandJohnson.com :: +1 949 887 8927

► FOR S A L E

OCEAN PEARL 115' (35.1m) :: Christensen :: 1990/2017 :: $3,950,000 Paul.Daubner@NorthropandJohnson.com :: +1 619 228 1942 BROKERAGE :: CHARTER :: MANAGEMENT :: NEW CONSTRUCTION :: CREW SERVICES

►FO R SALE

M&M 115' (35m) :: Mengi-Yay :: 2011 :: $2,300,000 James.Munn@NorthropandJohnson.com :: +33 6 1002 2681

►FOR SALE

MARLINDA 132' (40.3m) :: Delta Marine :: 1989/2014 :: $8,600,000 Kevin.Kramer@NorthropandJohnson.com :: +1 949 500 0171 — ►MARLINDA is a truly timeless yacht. Her luxurious interior is adorned with beautiful mahogany wood paneling and plush furnishings; she is able to accommodate six guests. The yacht boasts a versatile and spacious cockpit as well as climate-controlled California deck.

►FOR S A LE

VAIVEN 114' (34.8m) :: Broward :: 1995/2017 :: $3,250,000 Sean.Doyle@NorthropandJohnson.com :: +1 954 478 3380

► F O R S A LE

AZUL A 112' (34m) :: Moonen Yachts BV :: 1997/2014 :: $2,950,000 Jim.Poulsen@NorthropandJohnson.com :: +66 81 891 3237

►FOR S A LE

ISLAND TIME 110' (33.5m) :: Broward :: 1991/2014 :: $1,690,000 Kristen.Klein@NorthropandJohnson.com :: +1 727 644 9754

► F O R S A LE

MOSKING 110' (33.5m) :: Overmarine :: 2004/2012 :: €2,750,000 Ed.Dickinson@NorthropandJohnson.com :: +33 6 48 90 59 13 NOR T HROPA ND JOHNS ON.C OM

ANTIBES :: AUSTRALIA :: FORT LAUDERDALE :: HOLLAND :: HONG KONG :: LOS ANGELES :: MONACO :: NEWPORT :: NEWPORT BEACH :: NEW YORK :: PALMA :: SAN DIEGO :: THAILAND

► FOR S A L E

BEACHFRONT 108' (33m) :: Hargrave :: 2006/2015 :: $4,690,000 Kristen.Klein@NorthropandJohnson.com :: +1 727 644 9754

►FO R SALE

NEW BUILD 108' (32.9m) :: Crescent Yachts :: 2019 :: $11,995,000 Wes.Sanford@NorthropandJohnson.com :: +1 954 806 7036

► FOR S A L E

AMANECER 105' (32m) :: Azimut :: 2009/2018 :: $7,995,000 Joe.Foggia@NorthropandJohnson.com :: +1 954 774 4225

►FO R SALE

AVELINE 103' (31.5m) :: Maiora, Fipa Italian Yachts :: 2006 :: €2,450,000 Jim.Poulsen@NorthropandJohnson.com :: +66 81 891 3237

► FOR S A L E

SHU SHE 101' (30.9m) :: Azimut :: 2009 :: €3,995,000 David.Seal@NorthropandJohnson.com :: +44 78 96 89 58 92

►FO R SALE

CAMPO VERDE 100' (30.6m) :: Ferretti S.P.A. La Spezia :: 2012 :: €6,800,000 Derk.Rolff@NorthropandJohnson.com :: +31 6 188 30 145

► FOR S A L E

MY SOO TOO 96' (29.2m) :: Ferretti :: 2015 :: €4,950,000 David.Seal@NorthropandJohnson.com :: +44 78 96 89 58 92 BROKERAGE :: CHARTER :: MANAGEMENT :: NEW CONSTRUCTION :: CREW SERVICES

►FO R SALE

BLINDER 94' (28.7m) :: Sunseeker :: 2005/2014 :: AUD $3,750,000 Cameron.Bray@NorthropandJohnson.com :: +6 140 473 9161

►FOR S A LE

ENDLESS SUMMER 92' (28m) :: Paragon :: 2007/2017 :: $2,995,000 Philip.Bell@NorthropandJohnson.com :: +1 954 873 0171

► F O R S A LE

K ALLIENTE 92' (28m) :: Dominator :: 2017 :: €5,950,000 Ed.Dickinson@NorthropandJohnson.com :: +33 6 48 90 59 13

►FOR S A LE

SUNSEEKER 28M 92' (28m) :: Sunseeker :: 2013/2016 :: £3,495,000 Ed.Dickinson@NorthropandJohnson.com :: +33 6 48 90 59 13

► F O R S A LE

HEARTBEAT 90' (27.4m) :: Hargrave :: 2009 :: $3,395,000 Sean.Doyle@NorthropandJohnson.com :: +1 954 478 3380

►FOR S A LE

ELLISIUM 89' (27m) :: Canados :: 2011 :: €1,800,000 Ed.Dickinson@NorthropandJohnson.com :: +33 6 48 90 59 13

ORIANT 85' (25.9m) :: Ferretti :: 2017 :: €3,850,000 Marcus.Overman@NorthropandJohnson.com :: +66 81 968 1437

►FOR S A LE

MILAGROS 82' (25m) :: Pershing :: 2013 :: $4,490,000 Kristen.Klein@NorthropandJohnson.com :: +1 727 644 9754

► F O R S A LE

► F O R S A LE

LADY O 82' (25m) :: Northcoast Yachts :: 1998/2007 :: $1,695,000 Todd.Rittenhouse@NorthropandJohnson.com :: +1 949 933 8329 NOR T HROPA ND JOHNS ON.C OM

ANTIBES :: AUSTRALIA :: FORT LAUDERDALE :: HOLLAND :: HONG KONG :: LOS ANGELES :: MONACO :: NEWPORT :: NEWPORT BEACH :: NEW YORK :: PALMA :: SAN DIEGO :: THAILAND

► FOR S A L E

INEVITABLE 78' (23.8m) :: Marlow Yachts :: 2008 :: $2,245,000 Wes.Sanford@NorthropandJohnson.com :: +1 954 806 7036

►FO R SALE

BLUE HERON 78' (23.8m) :: Marlow :: 2005/2011 :: $2,295,000 Bill.Titus@NorthropandJohnson.com :: +1 401 935 3058

► FOR S A L E

AURORE 78' (23.8m) :: Burger :: 1966 :: $1,395,000 Tom.Babbitt@NorthropandJohnson.com :: +1 401 447 2373

►FO R SALE

SYBER 78' (23.7m) :: AB Yachts :: 2011 :: €1,600,000 Sebastien.Clave@NorthropandJohnson.com :: +33 6 07 93 5321

► FOR S A L E

CIRCA SPIRIT 76' (23.1m) :: Conquest/Cass :: 1993/2004 :: AUD $950,000 Cameron.Bray@NorthropandJohnson.com :: +6 140 473 9161

► FOR S A L E

PICHOS III 74' (22.6m) :: Princess :: 2015 :: $2,750,000 Wes.Sanford@NorthropandJohnson.com :: +1 954 806 7036 BROKERAGE :: CHARTER :: MANAGEMENT :: NEW CONSTRUCTION :: CREW SERVICES

►FO R SALE

TEREZA 75' (22.9m) :: Lazzara :: 2007 :: $1,350,000 Steve.Elario@NorthropandJohnson.com :: +1 954 830 0288

►FO R SALE

CRESTA 70 73' (22.3m) :: Cresta Motor Yachts :: 2015 :: AUD $3,950,000 Cameron.Bray@NorthropandJohnson.com :: +6 140 473 9161

►FOR S A LE

MYTHOS 72' (22m) :: Sanlorenzo :: 2003/2017 :: €890,000 Michael.Graff@NorthropandJohnson.com :: +34 677 002 788

► F O R S A LE

TESA 69' (21m) :: Ferretti :: 2008 :: €765,000 Stephan.Kohl@NorthropandJohnson.com :: +49 174 628 7122

►FOR S A LE

CORYBAS 66' (20m) :: Jet Tern Marine :: 2010 :: AUD $1,177,438 Cameron.Bray@NorthropandJohnson.com :: +6 140 473 9161

► F O R S A LE

LANGARA 55' (16.8m) :: Alen Yachts :: 2014 :: €650,000 Michael.Graff@NorthropandJohnson.com :: +34 677 002 788

►FOR S A LE

SEA VOYAGER 223 223' (68m) :: Magic Yachts :: 2017 :: POA James.Munn@NorthropandJohnson.com :: +33 6 1002 2681

► F O R S A LE

SEA VOYAGER 143 143' (43.6m) :: Sea Voyager :: 2020 :: €19,500,000 James.Munn@NorthropandJohnson.com :: +33 6 1002 2681 ►NOT FOR SALE OR CHARTER TO U.S. RESIDENTS WHILE IN U.S. WATERS

►FOR S A LE

APHRODITE A 140' (42.7m) :: Hoek/Vitters :: 1999 :: €4,700,000 Ann.Avery@NorthropandJohnson.com :: +1 954 326 7827

► E S T A T E SA LE

RANGER 137' (41.7m) :: Danish Yachts :: 2003 :: $5,900,000 Ann.Avery@NorthropandJohnson.com :: +1 954 326 7827 NOR T HROPA ND JOHNS ON.C OM

ANTIBES :: AUSTRALIA :: FORT LAUDERDALE :: HOLLAND :: HONG KONG :: LOS ANGELES :: MONACO :: NEWPORT :: NEWPORT BEACH :: NEW YORK :: PALMA :: SAN DIEGO :: THAILAND

► FOR S A L E

SOVEREIGN 119' (36.2m) :: Alloy Yachts :: 1995/2011 :: €2,950,000 Jochen.Brill@NorthropandJohnson.com :: +34 627 542 554

►FO R SALE

FRUITION II 113' (34.3m) :: Nautor's Swan :: 2002/2016 :: €3,950,000 Joost.Goverts@NorthropandJohnson.com :: +34 627 947 160

► FOR S A L E

FIDELITAS 110' (33.6m) :: Jongert :: 1994/2015 :: €3,200,000 Jochen.Brill@NorthropandJohnson.com :: +34 627 542 554

►FO R SALE

DARK SHADOW 100' (30.5m) :: Wally :: 2002/2012 :: €2,995,000 James.Munn@NorthropandJohnson.com :: +33 6 1002 2681

► FOR S A L E

ILLUSION OF THE ISLES 100' (30.5m) :: Sourthern Wind :: 2006/2014 :: €3,975,000 Jochen.Brill@NorthropandJohnson.com :: +34 627 542 554

►FO R SALE

HAVANA OF LONDON 100' (30.5m) :: Vitters :: 2000/2014 :: €2,490,000 Jochen.Brill@NorthropandJohnson.com :: +34 627 542 554

► FOR S A L E

JUPITER 100' (30.5m) :: Giorgetti & Magrini :: 1989/2018 :: $1,495,000 Todd.Rittenhouse@NorthropandJohnson.com :: +1 949 933 8329 BROKERAGE :: CHARTER :: MANAGEMENT :: NEW CONSTRUCTION :: CREW SERVICES

►FO R SALE

TARONGA 97' (29.6m) :: CIM :: 1991/2017 :: $1,090,000 Jim.Poulsen@NorthropandJohnson.com :: +66 81 891 3237

►FOR S A LE

ST JEAN II 94' (28.5m) :: Jongert :: 1984/2018 :: €790,000 Jochen.Brill@NorthropandJohnson.com :: +34 627 542 554

► F O R S A LE

CARMELLA 92' (28.2m) :: Vitters Shipyard :: 1999/2010 :: $2,750,000 Hank.Halsted@NorthropandJohnson.com :: +1 401 965 3256

►FOR S A LE

INDIGO 83' (25.2m) :: M.I. Shipyard :: 2010 :: $1,115,000 Simon.J.Turner@NorthropandJohnson.com :: +34 971 707900

► F O R S A LE

SINGULARITY 80' (24.4m) :: McConaghy Boats :: 2010 :: €1,595,000 Joost.Goverts@NorthropandJohnson.com :: +34 627 947 160

►FOR S A LE

AGLAIA 77' (23.5m) :: Hamble Yacht Services :: 2002/2016 :: €1,650,000 Simon.J.Turner@NorthropandJohnson.com :: +34 971 707900

►FOR S A LE

PATRIOT 70' (21.4m) :: Hinckley :: 2002/2015 :: $1,750,000 Hank.Halsted@NorthropandJohnson.com :: +1 401 965 3256

► F O R S A LE

PULSAR II 73' (22.2m) :: X Yachts :: 2002/2016 :: €895,000 Joost.Goverts@NorthropandJohnson.com :: +34 627 947 160

► F O R S A LE

SHOWTIME 60' (18.4m) :: Little Harbor :: 1996/2017 :: $1,100,000 Bruce.Leffers@NorthropandJohnson.com :: +1 954 790 0503 NOR T HROPA ND JOHNS ON.C OM

ANTIBES :: AUSTRALIA :: FORT LAUDERDALE :: HOLLAND :: HONG KONG :: LOS ANGELES :: MONACO :: NEWPORT :: NEWPORT BEACH :: NEW YORK :: PALMA :: SAN DIEGO :: THAILAND

BROKERAGE :: CHARTER :: MANAGEMENT :: NEW CONSTRUCTION :: CREW SERVICES

►NOT FOR SALE OR CHARTER TO U.S. RESIDENTS WHILE IN U.S. WATERS.

► F O R C H A R TER

PARTY GIRL 205' (62.5M) :: ICON :: 2013 12 GUESTS :: 8 CABINS

R AT E F R O M $ 490,000 P/ W

►Icon's truly inspired 205-foot (62.5m) PARTY GIRL offers an exceptional level of individual service to guests. Twelve guests can enjoy a five-star holiday in eight resplendent staterooms including two owner suites or one large owner penthouse with spectacular 180-degree views and a private balcony. Her outstanding layout ensures privacy and sumptuous comfort. She features a chic beach club with a gym and lounge area as well as a large array of water toys. ►Winter: Bahamas, Caribbean / Summer: Please inquire Charter@NorthropandJohnson.com

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ANTIBES :: AUSTRALIA :: FORT LAUDERDALE :: HOLLAND :: HONG KONG :: LOS ANGELES :: MONACO :: NEWPORT :: NEWPORT BEACH :: NEW YORK :: PALMA :: SAN DIEGO :: THAILAND

CYNTHIA TREATS GUESTS TO THE ULTIMATE FEADSHIP EXPERIENCE

CYNTHIA

182’ (55.5M) :: FEADSHIP :: 2005/2018 10 GUESTS :: 5 CABINS

R AT E F R O M $ 310,000 P/ W

►CYNTHIA treats guests to the ultimate Feadship experience. Glistening from a 2018 refit, her brand-new interior design maximizes the quality of life on board and her excellent exterior is ideally suited for enjoying the ultimate yachting lifestyle. CYNTHIA welcomes guests with a warm, tranquil atmosphere as soon as they step on board and her crew of 13 ensure guests have an unforgettable experience. ►Winter: Bahamas, Caribbean / Summer: Mediterranean, Northern Europe Charter@NorthropandJohnson.com

BROKERAGE :: CHARTER :: MANAGEMENT :: NEW CONSTRUCTION :: CREW SERVICES

►NOT FOR SALE OR CHARTER TO U.S. RESIDENTS WHILE IN U.S. WATERS.

► F O R C H A R TER

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ANTIBES :: AUSTRALIA :: FORT LAUDERDALE :: HOLLAND :: HONG KONG :: LOS ANGELES :: MONACO :: NEWPORT :: NEWPORT BEACH :: NEW YORK :: PALMA :: SAN DIEGO :: THAILAND

►FO R C H AR TER

SOLO PERSONIFIES LUXURY LIVING AT SEA

SOLO

2 3 6 ’ ( 7 2 M ) : : TA N K O A : : 2 0 1 8 12 GUESTS :: 6 CABINS

R AT E F R O M € 595,000 P/ W

►Every aspect of the superyacht SOLO exudes an unrivaled luxury. She showcases harmonious, free-flowing indoor/outdoor spaces that allow guests to truly enjoy their time on the water and endless views of the cruising destination throughout. Guests will fall in love with her contemporary interior, aft swimming pool and beach club complete with a lounge and bar as well as a sauna, Hamman and a gym/massage room. ►Winter: Bahamas, Caribbean, Cuba / Summer: Mediterranean Charter@NorthropandJohnson.com

BROKERAGE :: CHARTER :: MANAGEMENT :: NEW CONSTRUCTION :: CREW SERVICES

VERTIGE PROVIDES NOTHING SHORT OF FIVE-STAR LUXURY

VERTIGE 1 6 4 ' ( 5 0 M ) : : TA N K O A : : 2 0 1 7 12 GUESTS :: 6 CABINS

R AT E F R O M $ 250,000 P/ W

► F O R C H A R TER

►VERTIGE provides nothing short of five-star luxury for all guests on board. From her pristine interior, designed by Francesco Paszkowski to her vast alfresco living spaces VERTIGE is the height of luxury. The superyacht welcomes 12 guests in six stylish staterooms including a fullbeam master suite with two side balconies. The yacht’s lavish beach club and side platform are ideal for sea lovers, allowing for easy access to the tenders and water toys. ►Winter: Caribbean / Summer: Mediterranean Charter@NorthropandJohnson.com

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ANTIBES :: AUSTRALIA :: FORT LAUDERDALE :: HOLLAND :: HONG KONG :: LOS ANGELES :: MONACO :: NEWPORT :: NEWPORT BEACH :: NEW YORK :: PALMA :: SAN DIEGO :: THAILAND

THE L ATEST IN LUXURY CRUISING

I LOVE THIS BOAT 145’ (44.2M) :: CHRISTENSEN :: 2002/2018 10 GUESTS :: 5 CABINS

R AT E F R O M $150,000 P/ W

►FO R C H AR TER

►I LOVE THIS BOAT provides charter guests with a tailored experience allowing them to lay back and unwind. Her interior has a relaxed, gentle ambiance and showcases a pastel color palette as well as luxurious furnishings. The yacht accommodates up to 10 guests in five serene staterooms. The superyacht features vast outdoor living areas and extensive array of water toys, allowing guests to relish the alfresco lifestyle. ►Winter: Caribbean / Summer: Bahamas, Caribbean, Florida, New Eng, C. America, Alaska Charter@NorthropandJohnson.com

BROKERAGE :: CHARTER :: MANAGEMENT :: NEW CONSTRUCTION :: CREW SERVICES

ONE OF THE CHARTER MARKET’S TOP-PERFORMING WESTPORTS

CHASING DAYLIGHT 130' (39.6M) :: WESTPORT :: 2005/2015 10 GUESTS :: 5 CABINS

R AT E F R O M $ 95,000 P/ W

► F O R C H A R TER

►CHASING DAYLIGHT is one of the charter market’s top-performing Westports, she offers one-of-a-kind experiences and incredible value for guests. Ideal for families and couples alike, the yacht has three copious decks that provide endless possibilities for guests’ enjoyment and relaxation. The yacht has a plethora of water toys for guest enjoyment. After a day of fun, the yacht’s five exquisite staterooms provide oases to rejuvenate. ►Winter: Bahamas, Caribbean / Summer: Bahamas Charter@NorthropandJohnson.com

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ANTIBES :: AUSTRALIA :: FORT LAUDERDALE :: HOLLAND :: HONG KONG :: LOS ANGELES :: MONACO :: NEWPORT :: NEWPORT BEACH :: NEW YORK :: PALMA :: SAN DIEGO :: THAILAND

►FOR CHARTER

LIBERTY 164' 1" (50m) :: International Shipyard Ancona :: 2011 :: From €235,000 p/w 12 Guests / 6 Cabins :: Winter: Indian Ocean / Summer: Mediterranean :: Charter@NorthropandJohnson.com — ►Sophisticated and striking, superyacht LIBERTY is the perfect charter yacht for cruising in comfort and style. She is a family-friendly yacht with a contemporary, ocean inspired interior and expansive interior volume. Impeccable alfresco living areas complement the yacht's interior.

►FOR CHARTER

DA VINCI 164' 1" (50m) :: Mangusta (Overmarine) :: 2017 :: From €225,000 p/w 12 Guests / 5 Cabins :: Winter: West Mediterranean / Summer: West Mediterranean :: Charter@NorthropandJohnson.com — ►DA VINCI was named "Best Superyacht over 40 meters" at the International Yacht & Aviation Awards 2018. She is truly an evolutionary yacht that blends high-performance with sumptuous luxury. The yacht boasts a fantastic open layout that evokes relaxation and is ideal for entertaining.

BROKERAGE :: CHARTER :: MANAGEMENT :: NEW CONSTRUCTION :: CREW SERVICES

►NOT FOR SALE OR CHARTER TO U.S. RESIDENTS WHILE IN U.S. WATERS.

►FOR CHARTER

AT LAST 145' (44.2m) :: Heesen :: 1990/2017 :: From $135,000 p/w 11 Guests / 5 Cabins :: Winter: Bahamas, Caribbean / Summer: Bahamas :: Charter@NorthropandJohnson.com — ►AT LAST offers an inspired level of elegance and comfort to charter guests. The superyacht allows guests to relish the alfresco lifestyle with its expansive exterior living areas and vast array of toys for fun on the water. ►NOT FOR SALE OR CHARTER TO U.S. RESIDENTS WHILE IN U.S. WATERS.

►FOR CHARTER

KING BABY 140' 1" (42.7m) :: IAG Yachts :: 2016 :: From $160,000 p/w

12 Guests / 5 Cabins :: Winter: Bahamas, Caribbean / Summer: Please inquire :: Charter@NorthropandJohnson.com — ►KING BABY is both inviting and provoking. Providing a stellar on board atmosphere, the alluring indoor spaces are comfortable, with an edge of modern seduction influenced by rock n’ roll and the jewelry line King Baby.

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ANTIBES :: AUSTRALIA :: FORT LAUDERDALE :: HOLLAND :: HONG KONG :: LOS ANGELES :: MONACO :: NEWPORT :: NEWPORT BEACH :: NEW YORK :: PALMA :: SAN DIEGO :: THAILAND

►NOT FOR SALE OR CHARTER TO U.S. RESIDENTS WHILE IN U.S. WATERS.

►FOR CHARTER

BERILDA 126' (38.4m) :: Feadship :: 1978/2016 :: From $80,000 p/w 11 Guests / 5 Cabins :: Winter: Bahamas/Caribbean / Summer: New England/West Mediterranean :: Charter@NorthropandJohnson.com — ►BERILDA showcases classic yachting charm paired with luxurious, modern amenities. The yacht has a family-friendly charter platform with spacious main areas ideal for relaxing and socializing — notably her main salon and sundeck. Her five lavish staterooms accommodate up to 10 guests. ►NOT FOR SALE OR CHARTER TO U.S. RESIDENTS WHILE IN U.S. WATERS.

► FOR CH A R T E R

THE SPIRIT OF THE C'S 210' (64m) :: Perini Navi :: 2003/2016 :: From $225,000 p/w 10 Guests / 5 Cabins :: Winter: Caribbean / Summer: Mediterranean Charter@NorthropandJohnson.com

►FO R C H AR TER

MINE GAMES 203' (62m) :: Benetti :: 2010/2015 :: From $380,000 p/w 12 Guests / 6 Cabins :: Winter: Bahamas, Caribbean / Summer: West Mediterranean Charter@NorthropandJohnson.com

► FOR CH A R T E R

BLUE MOON 198' (60.3m) :: Feadship :: 2005/2014 :: From $395,000 p/w 12 Guests / 6 Cabins :: Winter: Bahamas, Caribbean / Summer: Bahamas, Florida, New England Charter@NorthropandJohnson.com BROKERAGE :: CHARTER :: MANAGEMENT :: NEW CONSTRUCTION :: CREW SERVICES

►FO R C H AR TER

VIXIT 173' 3" (52.8m) :: Swedeship :: 1989/2018 :: From $195,000 p/w

12 Guests / 6 Cabins :: Winter: Caribbean, Central America / Summer: West Mediterranean Charter@NorthropandJohnson.com

►FOR CHARTER

FORE ACES 124' (37.8m) :: Delta Marine :: 2003/2014 :: From $90,000 p/w

12 Guests / 5 Cabins :: Winter: Bahamas / Summer: Bahamas, New England :: Charter@NorthropandJohnson.com — ►FORE ACES offers it all, from exceptional luxury to supreme privacy and every imaginable amenity to make your yachting holiday a magnificent experience. Guests can relish the plush comfort of the timeless interior and enjoy warm sea breezes in the vast outdoor living areas. ►NOT FOR SALE OR CHARTER TO U.S. RESIDENTS WHILE IN U.S. WATERS.

►FOR C HA RTE R

AMARULA SUN 164' (49.9m) :: Trinity Yachts :: 2008/2018 :: From $195,000 p/w 12 Guests / 5 Cabins :: Winter: Caribbean / Summer: Bahamas, Florida, West Mediterranean Charter@NorthropandJohnson.com

►FOR C HA RTE R

CASINO ROYALE 164' (49.9m) :: Christensen :: 2008/2018 :: From $225,000 p/w 12 Guests / 6 Cabins :: Winter: Bahamas, Caribbean / Summer: Unavailable Charter@NorthropandJohnson.com

► F O R C H A R TER

VICTORIA DEL MAR 164' (49.9m) :: Delta Marine :: 2006/2014 :: From $235,000 p/w 12 Guests / 7 Cabins :: Winter: Bahamas, Caribbean / Summer: West Mediterranean, Croatia Charter@NorthropandJohnson.com

► F O R C H A R TER

ZOOM ZOOM ZOOM 161' (49m) :: Trinity Yachts :: 2005/2016 :: From $180,000 p/w 10 Guests / 5 Cabins :: Winter: Bahamas, Florida / Summer: Bahamas, New England Charter@NorthropandJohnson.com NOR T HROPA ND JOHNS ON.C OM

ANTIBES :: AUSTRALIA :: FORT LAUDERDALE :: HOLLAND :: HONG KONG :: LOS ANGELES :: MONACO :: NEWPORT :: NEWPORT BEACH :: NEW YORK :: PALMA :: SAN DIEGO :: THAILAND

► FOR CH A R T E R

REBEL 157' 6" (48m) :: Trinity Yachts :: 2005/2015 :: From $165,000 p/w 10 Guests / 5 Cabins :: Winter: Bahamas, Caribbean, Central America / Summer: Bahamas Charter@NorthropandJohnson.com ►NOT FOR SALE OR CHARTER TO U.S. RESIDENTS WHILE IN U.S. WATERS.

►FO R C H AR TER

USHER 154' (46.9m) :: Delta Marine :: 2007/2017 :: From $179,500 p/w

12 Guests / 5 Cabins :: Winter: Bahamas, Caribbean / Summer: Bahamas, Florida, New England Charter@NorthropandJohnson.com ►NOT FOR SALE OR CHARTER TO U.S. RESIDENTS WHILE IN U.S. WATERS.

► FOR CH A R T E R

DAYBREAK 153' 3" (46.7m) :: Feadship :: 1997/2015 :: From $150,000 p/w 12 Guests / 6 Cabins :: Winter: Bahamas, Caribbean / Summer: Bahamas, Caribbean, New England Charter@NorthropandJohnson.com

►FO R C H AR TER

HARLE 146' 6" (44.6m) :: Feadship :: 2007/2017 :: From $225,000 p/w 12 Guests / 6 Cabins :: Winter: Bahamas, Caribbean / Summer: West Mediterranean, Croatia Charter@NorthropandJohnson.com

► FOR S A L E & C H A R T E R

CHECKMATE 145' (44.2m) :: Benetti :: 2013/2018 :: From $130,000 p/w 12 Guests / 5 Cabins :: Winter: Bahamas, Caribbean / Summer: Mediterranean Charter@NorthropandJohnson.com

►FO R SALE & C H A R TER

PRAXIS 142' (43.2m) :: Feadship :: 1987/2017 :: From $147,000 p/w

12 Guests / 5 Cabins :: Winter: Bahamas, Caribbean, Florida / Summer: Please inquire Charter@NorthropandJohnson.com ►NOT FOR SALE OR CHARTER TO U.S. RESIDENTS WHILE IN U.S. WATERS.

► FOR CH A R T E R

INTEGRITY 141' (42.9m) :: Gulf Craft :: 1977/2011 :: From $120,000 p/w 16 Guests / 9 Cabins :: Winter: Galapagos / Summer: Galapagos Charter@NorthropandJohnson.com

BROKERAGE :: CHARTER :: MANAGEMENT :: NEW CONSTRUCTION :: CREW SERVICES

►FO R C H AR TER

'H 139' 9" (42.6m) :: Benetti :: 2015 :: From $150,000 p/w

10 Guests / 5 Cabins :: Winter: Bahamas, Caribbean / Summer: West Mediterranean Charter@NorthropandJohnson.com

►FOR S A LE & C H A R T E R

SERENITY 133' (40.5m) :: IAG Yachts :: 2016 :: From $140,000 p/w 12 Guests / 6 Cabins :: Winter: Bahamas, Florida / Summer: Bahamas, Florida Charter@NorthropandJohnson.com ►NOT FOR SALE OR CHARTER TO U.S. RESIDENTS WHILE IN U.S. WATERS.

► F O R C H A R TER

JACOZAMI 131' (40m) :: Sunseeker :: 2016 :: From €155,000 p/w 10 Guests / 5 Cabins :: Winter: West Mediterranean / Summer: West Mediterranean Charter@NorthropandJohnson.com ►NOT FOR SALE OR CHARTER TO U.S. RESIDENTS WHILE IN U.S. WATERS.

►FOR C HA RTE R

TAKE 5 131' (40m) :: Sunseeker :: 2016 :: From $140,000 p/w

12 Guests / 5 Cabins :: Winter: Bahamas, Caribbean / Summer: West Mediterranean Charter@NorthropandJohnson.com

►FOR S A LE & C H A R T E R

APHRODITE 130' (39.6m) :: Westport :: 2010 :: From $110,000 p/w 10 Guests / 5 Cabins :: Winter: Bahamas / Summer: Bahamas, New England Charter@NorthropandJohnson.com

►FOR C HA RTE R

SERENGETI 130' (39.6m) :: Westport :: 2002/2014 :: From $120,000 p/w 12 Guests / 5 Cabins :: Winter: Mexico West Coast, Southern California / Summer: Alaska Charter@NorthropandJohnson.com

► F O R C H A R TER

THE B&B 130' (39.6m) :: Westport :: 2006/2017 :: From $98,000 p/w 10 Guests / 5 Cabins :: Winter: Bahamas / Summer: Bahamas Charter@NorthropandJohnson.com

► F O R C H A R TER

W 130' (39.6m) :: Westport :: 2018 :: From $130,000 p/w 10 Guests / 5 Cabins :: Winter: Bahamas, Caribbean / Summer: Bahamas, Florida Charter@NorthropandJohnson.com

► F O R C H A R TER

REVELRY 127' 11" (39m) :: Hakvoort :: 2010 :: From $120,000 p/w 10 Guests / 5 Cabins :: Winter: Caribbean / Summer: West Mediterranean Charter@NorthropandJohnson.com NOR T HROPA ND JOHNS ON.C OM