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THE QUINTESSENTIAL GUIDE TO YACHTING, TOYS + LUXURY TRAVEL THE JOURNAL FROM NORTHROP & JOHNSON ISSUE 10

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CONTENTS SPRING / SUMMER 2019 50 Toy Box Motorized Fun & Games As we head into the summer season, Navigator looks at the latest motorized equipment that are a must for any grand dame and her ever-expanding toy box.

72 Culture Spy Showing Off – Stunt Art Known for his subversive, sometimes even satirical work, Banksy, the anonymous England-based street artist, recently upended the very idea of auctions — turning destruction into its very own work of art.

This isn’t the first time we have seen stunt art.

And it will not be the last.

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77 Auto Pure Electric The wellbeing of the environment has long been a topic of intense international debate; thankfully the world is now doing more than merely talking.

Simon de Burton brings you up to speed on the latest stylish, all-electric vehicles from a handful of leading manufacturers.

88 Spot On The Riviera Era The Côte d’Azur is the quintessential summer playground for superyachts. Navigator reveals how to make the most of this sunny destination as you cruise from St.Tropez to Monaco, soaking up market-fresh cuisine with a spritz of glamor as you go.

100 Bucket List Adventures The trend for ultimate travel experiences is on the rise. Navigator discovers a handful of epic travel moments that are just too good to leave languishing on any bucket list.

120 Real Estate Caroline Bay Bermuda Bermuda has long attracted visitors to its pink-sand beaches and perpetually sunny climate, making it the ideal island getaway year-round. Discover the island’s most talked about new development – the Ritz-Carlton Reserve at Caroline Bay.

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REGULARS SPRING / SUMMER 2019 14 Letter from the CEO 16 Scope 22 Seen & Heard 24 Up & Coming 26 Navigator Knows 32 Luxury Travel Global Gems 34 Dock & Dine Eden Roc 38 Cyber Security Safety at Sea 41 Owner’s Suite I LOVE THIS BOAT

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44 Inside/ Out SOLO 54 Spirits Chai Rum 55 Well Dressed His & Hers Fashion 58 Well Rested Golf Vacations 62 Timeline Limited Editions 66 All That Glitters Statement Pieces 70 Objet d’Art Style & Function 83 Flight Deck The Phenom 300 108 Terra Firma Tokyo 118 Wealth Management Generational Gap 122 Transactions & Acquisitions 125 Aft Deck 34

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Gaudeamus Igitur! I recently celebrated my 61st birthday. I’ve made 61 trips around the sun with the world revolving 365 times per trip, creating days and nights that I’ve grouped into weeks and months and split into hours and minutes to allocate, categorize and monetize my journey through life. It’s a funny thing, time. As a child, time feels like it’s holding you back, then it slowly starts to feel like it’s slipping away. Gather ye rosebuds while ye may.

One of the advantages of making so many trips around the sun is that it gives one perspective. And, while I may occasionally look in the mirror and lament the visible mileage, I am grateful for the clarity of understanding that time is precious. I no longer pass my time; I am at a point in life where I aspire to spend my time wisely and have little tolerance for my time being wasted.

YOLO. As I consider where I choose to spend my time, I look back into my memories of time well spent, and the answers are clear: my family, my friends, my health and the well-being of my company, its employees and its clients. I see my son off at college and realize that our father-son relationship has crossed over into that beautiful phase in life where he is as much a friend as he is my child. I choose to make the most of every minute my wife and I can share with him. No more putting off the adventures we have dreamed of. I value the time I spend with friends and vow to set aside time for my health. What will make all this possible is making Northrop & Johnson the very best company it can be. Thanks to my incredible employees and my remarkable clients (many of whom I consider friends), the time spent here is both meaningful and satisfying.

Carpe Diem. Patience is overrated. We are examining every area in our business that causes our clients to wait, and we are working to eliminate or minimize it. Your thoughts on this priority are always welcome.

I want you to join me in seizing the day.

Grab your family and friends; take that trip you’ve been putting off. GO and GO now.

Dare I say it? Charter or buy that boat. If that is your dream, go for it. Time waits for no one, and aren’t we past the stage where waiting makes sense?

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01 Northrop & Johnson Insurance Services Northrop & Johnson launched its newest service, N&J Private Insurance Services, in late 2018. Providing another dimension of service for Northrop & Johnson clients, N&J Private Insurance Services is available to clients worldwide with 24/7 coverage and access to claim support and client advocacy. Through N&J Private Insurance Services, clients receive specialized yacht insurance, which includes hull and machinery, P&I, navigation, crew medical, pollution, kidnap and ransom, new build, a ship repairer’s liability program, charter cancellation, charterer’s liability and more. At the helm of N&J Private Insurance Services is Managing Director and Board Member John Gaffney and Senior Vice President of Underwriting Laura Sherrod — two of the most qualified and respected names in the yacht insurance world.

John has extensive yachting industry experience and his comprehensive marine, engineering and sales background working in the U.S., Europe and the Middle and Far East greatly aid him in his ability to provide clients with industry-leading service. Prior to joining N&J Private Insurance Services, John was acting Senior Vice President/Yacht Practice for Marsh from 2014 to 2018.

Laura has been working in the yacht insurance industry since 1987 with her first job at C.A. Hansen. Hansen was the first yacht insurance specialty agency in the United States and it was there that Laura learned the Lloyd’s insurance market from the best names in the business. In 1995, Hansen became Brown & Brown Marine; there Laura managed and built the marine team for 13 years. In 2008, Laura was asked to head the wholesale division of Atlass Insurance where she worked to build yacht programs valued up to $200 million in the U.S. and abroad.

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N&J Private Insurance Services offers clients some of the most competitive pricing on the market with access to all major worldwide carriers, both domestic and international, via Lloyd’s of London. In addition to all of the standard insurance programs required for yacht ownership, the group has added some extra customized programs offered only by N&J Private Insurance Services. Two of these products are Trip Cancellation Coverage and Worldwide Crew Medical Programs.

The Trip Cancellation Coverage protects the charterer from a loss due to cancellation of that charter, and the Worldwide Crew Medical program allows Northrop & Johnson yachts to offer their crewmembers a unique benefit usually not afforded to crew: comprehensive health insurance, which is a perk to any crew compensation arrangement and is likely to entice top-quality crewmembers and help build crew retention.

02 SeaKeepers Society NextGen SK Finalist Northrop & Johnson Sales Broker Philip Bell was named a SeaKeepers Society NextGen SK Finalist. Philip was recognized for his contributions to environmental and marine conservation at the SeaKeepers Society’s Annual Founders’ Dinner, which celebrated the society’s 20th year during the 2018 Fort Lauderdale International Boat Show. Philip’s passion for the environment sent him to Ghana for six months where he helped build infrastructure in the desert and worked on eco-tourism projects in the rainforest. Philip also is a supporter of marine conservation and research.

The anniversary dinner was held at a beautiful Fort Lauderdale residence and welcomed supporters, industry professionals and sponsors for an evening of appreciation. The Society promotes marine research, conservation and educational outreach with the direct involvement of the yachting community.

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03 Northrop & Johnson Wins Big in Antigua Crew from Northrop & Johnson’s award-winning charter fleet won big once again during the 2018 Antigua Charter Yacht Show on December 4th through 9th. The 19th Annual Chefs Culinary Contest tasked chefs with creating the perfect “New Year’s Eve Dinner Party,” while the interior crew were commissioned with crafting an ideal “New Year’s Eve Decorative Table Setting.” This year’s contest added a unique twist for chefs; each was given a list of guests’ dietary requirements to up the level of difficulty just a touch. Chefs prepared three courses — a starter, a main and a dessert — and were given only 30 minutes to tantalize the judges’ taste buds. Yachts were divided into three size categories (160 feet and larger, 159 to 126 feet and 125 feet and smaller). Two of Northrop & Johnson’s yachts in the show faced off in the 159 to 126 feet category and both came out winners.

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Chef Sebastian Springer of HARLE took top honors with his imaginative 1920s New Year’s soiree menu. From a seared scallop amuse-bouche (03) to the tuna ceviche starter, K2 beef fillet and elegant Chocolate Decadence pudding, the meal was fit for a Gatsby-style celebration that would roar into the New Year. Sebastian artfully crafted with menu while catering to the dietary restriction of Celiac disease.

Chef Jamie Sparks of BERILDA took second place with her Champagne-focused 1920 menu — which included four courses; one more than the judges’ required three. Bubbles were incorporated into every dish — making a splash with the judges. The first course of lobster tail and confit potatoes was highlighted with white chocolate “Champagne” Beurre Blanc and caviar. The second course featured chicken roulade, asparagus and a 02 Champagne hollandaise; the third course of Wagyu filet, seared foie gras and a blueberry Champagne sauce tickled taste buds and the dessert of mascarpone spheres with raspberry Champagne centers, pistachio milk crumbs and a Champagne sorbet was the perfect ending (02). Jamie’s menu also catered to a Celiac disease dietary requirement.

Not to be outdone, the interior crew of BERILDA (01) also let their creativity shine through, creating a tablescape that took first place in the 126 to 159 feet category. Led by Chief Stewardess Robyne McNeil, the interior crew — which also included Second Stew Chantal Parker and Deck/Stew Andie Coulombe — fashioned a table fit for a festive Champagne-inspired 1920s New Year’s Eve that guests would not forget (04). Robyne worked with Chef Jamie to conceptualize a tablescape that would perfectly complement the menu.

Congratulations to Northrop & Johnson’s awardwinning charter fleet on their superb efforts.

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01 A social Monaco Yacht Show September saw the crème de la crème of superyachts converge during the 27th annual Monaco Yacht Show. Northrop & Johnson had a myriad of yachts both in the show and at anchor, and hosted clients and their guests at its lavish VIP lounge, and at various events throughout the week, including the annual “Captains Meet in the Med” dinner and an Italian evening on board the striking new-build Tankoa superyacht SOLO. N&J’s strategic partners Chai Rum, Zeelander and Lauderdale Marine Center were all on hand during the show alongside N&J’s international team of sales and charter brokers. N&J also would like to thank YACHTSIGN and Tenuta Torciano Winery for their support.

02 Fort Lauderdale International Boat Show 2018 The Florida sun shone throughout the 2018 Fort Lauderdale International Boat Show (FLIBS).

With 11 yachts on display, N&J enjoyed their busiest show. N&J’s VIP lounge offered clients and guests a respite from the heat, while the W Residences-sponsored bar was a hit. N&J’s strategic partners Chai Rum, Nicholas Air, Northern Trust and Zeelander were all on hand during the show. Throughout the week N&J hosted a number of annual events, including the staff and captains’ dinner at the Pier Top Ballroom at Pier 66, in collaboration with N&J’s strategic partners and sponsor YACHTSIGN, the ‘49 Elite event for N&J clients and guests and the annual Boys ‘N’ Toys Auction and Yacht Hop for the charity Kids in Distress (KID). Crews from N&J’s charter yachts REBEL and I LOVE THIS BOAT were victorious in the Aqualuxe Top Notch Tabletop Challenge, winning first and second place in the Luxe Interior category.

03 Kata Rocks Superyacht Rendezvous wrap-up N&J Southeast Asia (SEA) participated in the extremely successful Kata Rocks Superyacht Rendezvous. Held annually on the west coast of Phuket, Thailand, this lavish boating extravaganza coincides with the famed King’s Cup Sailing Regatta, signaling the start of the Phuket cruising season. N&J was delighted to take part in the event with the proud new owners of XANADU OF LONDON. The owners graciously allowed distinguished guests from N&J, Thai celebrities and several media to join them on a private brunch cruise as they followed the yachts racing in the King’s Cup Sailing Regatta.

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April MIPTV Conference Cannes, France April 8 – 11 Singapore Yacht Show Singapore April 11 – 14 Monte-Carlo Rolex Masters Monaco April 13 – 21 Newport Beach Boat Show Newport Beach, California April 25 – 28 Palma Superyacht Show Palma de Mallorca, Spain April 27 – May 1 MYBA Charter Show Barcelona, Spain April 30 – May 3

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June Loro Piana Superyacht Regatta (01) Porto Cervo, Italy June 3 – 8 San Diego International Boat Show San Diego, California June 6 – 9

Art Basel Basel, Switzerland June 13 – 16 Newport Charter Yacht Show Newport, Rhode Island June 17 – 20 The Superyacht Cup Palma Palma de Mallorca, Spain June 19 – 22

July Nice Jazz Festival (02) Nice, France July 16 – 20 Monte-Carlo Red Cross Ball Monaco July 26

August Sydney International Boat Show Australia August 1 – 5 Pebble Beach Concours D’Elegance (03) Pebble Beach, California August 18

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THE COMBINATION OF CRAFTSMANSHIP, EXPERIENCE, EXCHANGE RATES AND THE ABILITY TO CUSTOMIZE AND THINK OUTSIDE OF THE BOX SHOULD EARN CRESCENT CUSTOM YACHTS SERIOUS CONSIDERATION FOR ANYBODY CONTEMPLATING BUILDING A YACHT OR CONDUCTING A MAJOR REFIT NORTHROP & JOHNSON’S SALES BROKERS WES SANFORD AND TODD RITTENHOUSE TALK TO THE CANADIAN YACHT BUILDER TIM CHARLES ABOUT THE YARD’S RECENT SUCCESSES AND PLANS FOR THE FUTURE

Tell us a little about the history of Crescent Custom Yachts The story of Crescent Custom Yachts started more than 30 years ago when my grandfather, Jack Charles, who was a successful businessman, was unable to find a yard to build his dream yacht. He decided to take advantage of the local boatbuilding talent in the Vancouver area, utilizing a property on the marina that he owned at Crescent Beach. The result was a 115-foot (35m) yacht named HOTEI. Capitalizing on the experience and the success of this build, he decided to start his own shipyard and so Crescent Beach Boat Builders was born. Focusing on custom-built yachts from 92 feet (28m) to 118 feet (36m), Crescent Beach later became known as Crescent Custom Yachts. The yard had an impressive run of builds and a reputation for quality that lasted until the early 2000s. On my grandfather’s retirement in 2003, the Crescent name was sold to an American investor group who attempted to continue the brand at a new location.

How did you fit in to the family business?

I spent my teenage years working in my grandfather’s shipyard. When the brand was sold in 2004, I created Platinum Marine.

Utilizing my knowledge and contacts, many of which were former Crescent employees, including talented craftsmen and engineers, Platinum focused initially on yacht services. The brand quickly gained a reputation for quality work and conducted several successful “transformational” refits.

As Platinum’s reputation grew, I was able to recruit top talent from Western Canada’s best yards, in addition to several experienced boat builders from other areas around the world. The result was an elite team that rivaled the best in North America.

You re-acquired the Crescent Brand in 2015. How did this come about?

The investment group that had purchased the Crescent brand from my grandfather went bankrupt in the midst of building a 144-foot (44m) motor yacht. This presented me with the opportunity to resurrect our family’s legacy. The partially completed

build was included in the acquisition, and along with the fantastic team who moved with me from Platinum, we took on the task of completing the project for a Miamibased couple. The project proved to be a very challenging endeavor, and required significant changes to the original design, including the owner’s requirement of the boat being completed under full Lloyd’s Register class and MCA LY3 compliance (she was originally started as ABS). The entire team took to the challenge, along with designer Jonathan Quinn Barnett, to create MUCHOS MAS. She was successfully launched in 2016, bringing Crescent back into the spotlight. I am proud to say that she was the star of the 2017 Fort Lauderdale Boat Show and a finalist in four different categories in the 2018 Boat International Design and Innovation Awards. MUCHOS MAS has since taken on a very successful charter program, drawing rave reviews.

What are you currently working on?

Fast forward to 2018, Crescent Custom Yachts is full steam ahead with a full plate

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CRESCENT 117 – A SLEEK, MODERN DESIGN WITH A CLEAN & CONTEMPORARY FIVE-STATEROOM LAYOUT, SLEEPING 10 GUESTS

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of refit projects and new builds. There are two spec projects currently underway at the yard: a 117-foot (35m) Fast Pilothouse and a 110-foot (33.5m) Raised Pilothouse.

The Crescent 117 is a collaboration with renowned naval architect Gregory C. Marshall. A sleek, modern design with a clean and contemporary fivestateroom layout, she will sleep 10 guests.

Performance will be impressive with a 24-knot cruising speed and a top speed of 29 knots. Features include a “country style” main-deck galley, a large flybridge deck with jacuzzi tub and a large covered aft deck. She will be delivered this year.

The 110-foot (33.5m) Raised Pilothouse, which is also a Gregory C. Marshall design, has exterior styling that is reminiscent of the classic Pacific Northwest builds that have been popular for so many years. The build is in a finished hull stage with a 2020 launch date. The Crescent 110 will sleep up to eight guests in four staterooms, including a master cabin with his and her ensuite bathroom. Key features on board include a large open galley with a sweeping

180-degree view, a massive aft deck and a Jacuzzi on the flybridge deck.

What does the next decade have in store for Crescent Custom Yachts?

In addition to these two spec builds, Crescent is moving forward with the construction of a 112-foot (34m) aluminum expedition yacht. The aluminum build showcases Crescent’s ability to construct yachts in both metal and FRP. Our focus remains “custom” and although we have standards in how we construct our builds, I take pride in the fact that we employ exceptionally talented boat builders and not production workers. We work well with external design and naval architecture teams to help bring their client’s ideas to reality, which is possible by having a small but very experienced in-house design and naval architect team who are able to quickly and capably relay information to and from the shop floor. I believe that the combination of talent, experience and flexibility to work with a client is Crescent Custom Yachts’ unique advantage in today’s

yachting landscape. In addition, American and European clients can take advantage of a very favorable exchange rate with the Canadian dollar.

In your opinion, how does Crescent Custom Yachts differ to other builders?

We understand that the process of building a custom yacht is elite and special, and the experience needs to be as fun and enjoyable as possible from start to finish.

We take advantage of the geographical region we live and work in. Each time a customer makes a visit, we encourage it to be an experience for them and their family, not just a business trip. Whether it be an incorporated ski trip to Whistler, salmon fishing day trips, adventurous cruising to unique BC locations for lunch or just our world-class dining, we have a lot to offer clients coming to visit the shipyard.

Whether a yacht owner is looking to engage in a major refit or looking to build the boat of their dreams, it is worth a trip to Vancouver to visit this family run yard.

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UNPARALLELED PROTECTION, SO YOU CAN CONFIDENTLY CRUISE ANYWHERE IN THE WORLD ——

Northrop & Johnson is continuing to develop products and services for its clients at the highest level. With that in mind, we have created a suite of insurance products for standard yacht liabilities and special programs to cater to the additional needs of yacht owners. We are yacht insurance experts, passionately and directly involved in the yacht insurance business.

At the helm of N&J Private Insurance Services are yacht insurance underwriters who know the business of yachting; understand the exposures of an owner, including the yacht, crew, tenders, navigation and more; are experts on insurance markets; and are able to find solutions to complex problems. Our team proactively works to correct issues before they arise and are there for you with concierge-level attention if something does occur.

— For more information on how you can protect your passion, please contact us at: Insurance@NorthropandJohnson.com —

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With just 20 rooms and suites, this boutique hotel offers an oasis of calm with a stunning pool and views over both Porto Cervo’s bustling promenades and out to the stunning bay from spacious private terraces, some of which have their own private pool.  We like

Located only 100 yards from the Piazzetta of Porto Cervo, Relais de la Costa places you at the heart of the action. relaisdellacosta.com

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02 Ānanti Resort, Residences & Beach Club Montenegro Opening for the summer season, Ānanti Resort, Residences & Beach Club in Rezevici is poised to bring more attention to one of Europe’s hottest destinations, Montenegro.

The property is sure to become a favorite stop for the superyacht community.

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Ānanti promises “no loud disco music or curious tourists” and offers its own private beach and club and a pier to welcome guests arriving by tender.

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A full spa with sono-therapy treatments will open in 2020.

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Le Grill on the eigth floor as well as Le Bar Américain have opened as part of the phased renovations, and the property now boasts direct access to the Thermes Marins Monte-Carlo.

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The gastronomic delight that is the three Michelin-starred Le Louis XV - Alain Ducasse continues to delight the senses. montecarlosbm.com

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THE GLORIOUS GRANDE DAME OF THE RIVIERA In a plum spot on the Côte d’Azur located halfway between the two glamorous towns of St. Tropez and Monaco, the centerpiece chateau (02) sits proudly on the tip of Cap d’Antibes in 22 acres of pine forest (06). With stunning ocean views (01) and fountain-strewn gardens, the Belle Époque landmark is renowned for its star-packed deck.

The alumni are illustrious: Scott Fitzgerald was an early visitor; later fans included the Kennedys, Windsors and countless screen stars, many of whom continue to flock to sprinkle their stardust at this paparazzi-free zone. It has also attracted the waterborne for several decades, arriving by tender to the private teak jetty to experience the hotel’s superb gastronomic scene (03).

Embracing the coastline, the hotel’s two restaurants boast spectacular views from their wraparound terraces (05) that overlook the bay and the nearby Îles de Lérins. For a truly memorable evening ashore, the gastronomic mecca, Eden-Roc Restaurant, will not disappoint.

Executive Chef Arnaud Poëtte heads up the culinary team to include Head Chef Olivier Gaïatto and Pastry Chef Lilian Bonnefoi. The menu includes classic Provençal cuisine such as roast chicken, leg of lamb and bouillabaisse and signature dishes such as wild sea bass with basil and fennel mousse. Begin the evening celebrating with a Champagne aperitif at the Eden-Roc Champagne Lounge (04), or Bar Bellini for the house specialty — a sunset Bellini cocktail.

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At lunchtime everyone descends on the elegant terrace of the Eden-Roc Grill for a classic French Riviera lunch. Chef Christophe Marc has created a light lunch menu with dishes ranging from marinated crab salad to sandwiches and hamburgers. Tender to the hotel jetty, or if it’s choppy, head to Port d’Antibes, 10 minutes along the coast and they will send a car.

Hôtel du Cap-Eden-Roc is open from late April through late October. The Eden-Roc Restaurant is open for lunch and dinner, from 12:30pm to 2:30pm and 7:30pm to 10:00pm.

The dress code is formal and for dinner men are requested to wear a long-sleeved shirt, long trousers and closed shoes. The Eden-Roc Grill is open throughout the season from May through September between 11:30am and 10:30pm. For dinner there is a formal dress code, but lunch is more relaxed and beachwear is fine.

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NAVIGATOR SPEAKS TO CYBER SECURIT Y SPECIALIST ANDREW RICE ABOUT THE SECURIT Y RISKS FACED BY SUPERYACHT OWNERS WORDS MIRIAM CAIN

Why do I need a Cyber Security expert?

Superyachts are expensive luxuries and therefore their owners are naturally very wealthy, so when the two are combined they become a prime target for cyber security attacks. Ransomware, malware, and phishing are becoming more and more common issues on board superyachts, which is not surprising when you consider the increasing volume of technology required on board, not only for the yacht’s operations but for guest use.

How does Pelion Consulting work?

At Pelion Consulting we believe that Cyber Security is all about education. We begin by educating ourselves and gaining a better understanding of the needs of the client, looking at where their risk appetite lies and what the reality is of the vulnerabilities they face and the optimal way to address them. We can then translate that and help our clients understand the meaningful action they can take to ensure they, their guests and crew remain safe and secure at all times.

Which Cyber Security threats does a superyacht owner face in particular?

The cyber world is constantly changing and adapting to new technologies and new ways of working. Depending on which source you read, seventy to ninety percent of attacks start with an individual. You will hear words like “phishing” or “BEC” (Business Email Compromise), but what it really means is someone, either an individual or organised cyber-criminal teams, is trying to get a person to click a link or send money by crafting an email that is believable.

Pelion Consulting CEO Andrew Rice is a cyber security expert.

He has decades of experience advising leading global organisations around the world on their cyber security. At Pelion Consulting Andrew brings his expertise and pragmatic approach to the superyacht sector to deliver true cyber data and privacy protection to yacht owners, crew and charterers.

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I see this being further developed with AI (Artificial Intelligence). Until recently, organised cyber crimes were a team of people who would research a company and use individuals to create an email. Just as businesses are beginning to use AI, so are cyber criminals making automated cyberattacks. Aside from the volume of attacks that this allows, there is the additional issue that cyber criminals won’t be as slow in adopting AI as they are not concerned about the legality or ethics.

We will also see cyber attacks using multiple techniques to get to the potential victim. You may hear the term “the Internet of Things” (IoT), which is basically anything with a chip in it that is connected to the internet. This can be anything from toys, to TVs which you may not think can be used against you, to control systems such as navigation, power management and monitoring and automation such as Google Home and Alexa.

How does Pelion protect superyacht owners and their guests?

Pelion highly values the privacy of our clients and we endeavour to ensure the sensitive nature of our engagement also protects our clients. One of our key differentiators is that we do not hold our client’s data. One of the best ways not to lose data, is not to have it in the first place.

Keeping things as simple as possible, we educate the crew on the basics of cyber security and protect the privacy and safety through our “Predict Prevent Detect Respond” method, which ultimately means prevention of attack.

We make no mention of our clients in the production of our work. All of our findings and solutions are included in a bespoke report and any recommendations are encrypted and remains with the relevant person. We take no information away with us. When you visit our website at Pelion-Consulting.com you won’t find any information regarding Pelion and what we do until you log in. You only find out about us by word of mouth, direct introduction or via carefully selected partners such as Northrop & Johnson.

You mentioned “risk appetite” earlier. What does this mean?

A yacht offers absolute privacy and security, in fact this is what attracts most owners to the industry. However, with increasing cyber attacks that security has become threatened. A yacht should provide an owner with a platform in which he or she can conduct confidential business, should they wish, or simply relax and enjoy time on board without any threat to their privacy.

With communication tools becoming more and more vital in even the most basic of tasks, and internet connections being permanently available, the privacy and isolation that a superyacht once provided is no longer a given.

It is not only owners who are affected. For those who are chartering for pleasure then their risk appetite can be greater. Who cares if the TV is hacked and people can see through the camera on it, or read the viewing list and videos stored on the media player? For this person, their risk appetite is high. For others wishing to conduct highly confidential meetings, their risk appetite would be lower. And then there are the extreme cases of hijacking. A cyber-criminal could hack the media player and then potentially use that as a platform to attack the navigation system, sending the yacht on a course of their choosing, compromising the safety of all onboard.

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What Pelion does is help the owner understand where they lie on the risk appetite scale, and then ensure they have the right protection in place so they can go about their time on board in a secure and safe fashion. This can be as simple as education, or it can be about putting the right isolation in place to ensure that the media center cannot connect to the navigation system. Often, we find that it is about getting the basics right. Some high-profile hacks on shipping companies could have been prevented by employing basic cyber security measures. Pelion Consulting ensures the right amount is spent on the right prevention and that is found by understanding first what the risk is and where the owner’s appetite to that risk lies.

For more information on how Pelion can help you appreciate the challenges presented by cyber at sea email concierge@pelion-consulting.com or visit www.pelion-consulting.com

A YACHT SHOULD PROVIDE AN OWNER WITH A PLATFORM IN WHICH HE OR SHE CAN CONDUCT CONFIDENTIAL BUSINESS, SHOULD THEY WISH, OR SIMPLY RELAX & ENJOY TIME ON BOARD WITHOUT ANY THREAT TO THEIR PRIVACY

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01 I LOVE THIS BOAT is a 145-foot Christensen yacht

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Hal Griffith, the owner of the 145-foot (44.2m) Christensen luxury charter yacht I LOVE THIS BOAT, has been a boater for more than 50 years. His love affair with yachting began with a 48-foot ketch, before moving on to motor yachts, starting with a 65-foot Tollycraft and moving up to a 78-foot Hargrave and then to a 101-foot Hargrave.

Today, Hal is the proud owner of his favorite yacht to date – a yacht he truly loves, hence the name.

Hal grew up in the Pacific Northwest, and from a very young age he found himself around and on the water. His wife, also from the region, did a lot of powerboating growing up, and is equally passionate about the ocean. Prior to purchasing I LOVE THIS BOAT, Hal and his wife were owner/ operators, captaining their own vessels.

Their 145 Christensen marks the first time they’ve owned a crewed yacht. And how did Hal and his wife come to own this yacht? “We were at the Fort Lauderdale International Boat Show a couple of years ago,” says Hal, “While walking the docks, we saw another yacht we were very interested in. Unfortunately, it didn’t work out, but a

few weeks after the show, we were contacted about I LOVE THIS BOAT. I flew back to Fort Lauderdale to see her.” It was love at first sight. “I thought the yacht was wonderful,” says Hal. “Christensen is a Pacific Northwest builder, very well respected. We found the yacht to be unique with so many special characteristics — we immediately loved the boat. She was already named ‘I LOVE THIS BOAT’ so we retained the name as it was a perfect fit.”

Hal and his wife are based in the Pacific Northwest, but recently purchased a home in Florida where they keep I LOVE THIS BOAT. Now that they are bi-coastal, they plan to use the yacht more often. “We’ve cruised to The Bahamas and around the Caribbean,” says Hal, “But we intend to see a lot more now that we’ll be spending more time on the East Coast.”

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Hal and his family are avid fishermen, so a typical day aboard I LOVE THIS BOAT includes a spot of fishing. “We always start off our days with water activities — and, of course, fishing. We added a 500-poundcapacity ice machine, so we have the ability to load up the tender. Then we like to swim and go on-shore exploring.” He says the fishing in Florida and the Caribbean is a little different to fishing in the Pacific Northwest, but it’s still a favorite activity. “The whole purpose of the yacht is to gather our family and friends together, hook a good catch and have a seafood feast,” explains Hal.

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Being from the Pacific Northwest, Hal and his family have traveled as far north as Glacier Bay in Alaska. “When we are on the West Coast our favorite place to cruise is the San Juan Islands and up to Glacier Bay,” says Hal. “Then, when we are on the East Coast and southern waters, the Caribbean is always enjoyable. It’s a totally different atmosphere. One is on the chilly side and one tropical with a warmer climate, but we like both for different reasons,” Hal explains. “We’ve spent a great deal of time in the British Virgin Islands and really love it there as well — the archipelago is one of our favorites to visit on I LOVE THIS BOAT.”

02 Designed for fun, the toy selection is impressive 03 A circular bar and casual dining area is located forward on the sun deck 04 A Jacuzzi, sunpads and grill are located aft on the sun deck 05 The large beach club area provides easy access to the water and fabulous water toys 06 & 07 I LOVE THIS BOAT boasts a classically styled interior

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While Hal and his family do truly love their yacht, they can’t be aboard all of the time and so they decided to charter her out. “Our thinking was because we are not aboard all the time, we should keep the crew busy and allow others to enjoy a yacht that we feel is so special. We’re happy for her to not just stay in one place. We can go join her wherever she is,” says Hal. “Our philosophy is that we’re not number one, we’re number two. If there’s a charter, we’ll schedule our time around it.”

“One of the reasons we were so enamored with the yacht is due to all of her unique features,” says Hal. “And that’s why we feel it’s important to charter her out; so that others can experience the yacht. She’s a classy boat with a classic style. That’s what we really liked about her. The elegant feel really drew us in, and we have heard from charter guests who have been extremely overwhelmed with the feel of the boat, especially with her warm and traditional atmosphere. While that may not appeal to everyone, anyone who’s been on board has stepped off in absolute awe.”

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I LOVE THIS BOAT is in impeccable condition, receiving excellent maintenance throughout her life and refits as recently as 2018. “We have upgraded her for the purpose of having a quality boat and sharing it with people. I believe she is better now than when she was originally built,” says Hal. “My experience in yachting has shown me nothing but the best and that is something that we are proud to be able to share with our charter guests.”

“The yacht has a unique aft deck with a beach club that is so low to the water that you can lounge and swim directly off the aft.

It is large enough to accommodate larger groups, making it one of the most sociable areas on the yacht during the day,” says Hal. “Her upper deck dining area is spectacular and has a big round table where everyone can dine, and the skylounge bar is well laid out for entertaining in the evening.”

She also is outfitted with all the water toys you could possibly want. “When we hear someone would like to have a specific toy, we simply add it to the boat,” says Hal. “My favorite is probably the tender because I like to go fishing, but my grandchildren like the WaveRunners. We also have a slide that is quite long and steep — another toy that the kids love. We have an array of floating toys and everything from scuba diving gear to SeaBobs. This boat is probably as well-equipped toy wise as any other boat out there.”

Hal maintains that for him chartering is not a business. “It would be a shame to have a yacht this wonderful sitting without use,” he says. “We have found that people who charter are very respectful, so we don’t mind the fact that someone else is on our boat. If the boat is available and someone wants to use it, we are very open to it,” says Hal. “We also have a great crew who look after our yacht and maintain it in top form.

We have an excellent captain and it comes from the top down.

The crew are very compatible, vivacious and service-oriented. Every charter we’ve had just raves about them,” Hal says with great pride. “Each crewmember has an excellent reputation. They are a very harmonious group dedicated to making sure guests enjoy themselves.”

If you are interested in chartering I LOVE THIS BOAT for Summer 2019, you likely can find her in the Bahamas. “We might also go up to the New England area,” says Hal. “It all depends on charter interest, but we will keep her on the east coast this year; and next year we might move to another destination — possibly the Mediterranean or Alaska.”

The 145-foot (44.2m) I LOVE THIS BOAT is available to charter through Northrop & Johnson in the Bahamas this summer season. Prices are from US$150,000 per week for up to 10 guests. For further information, contact your N&J charter expert charter@northropandjohnson.com

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01 The aft deck is well appointed with ample seating and relaxation areas 02 SOLO is styled inside and out by Francesco Paszkowski with naval architecture by Studio Ruggiero 03 Designed with charter guests in mind, SOLO is a great example of the best Italian design

Genoa is a city rich in history and culture that is thought to date back as a settlement as far as 4,000 years BC. Located at the extreme north of Italy’s west coast, it is no surprise that her history is peppered with mighty naval fleets, explorers, pirates and adventurous traders. Today the city is still centered around a significant port that is estimated to process well over 50 million tons of cargo every year, but for Northrop & Johnson, our trade interests are directed toward an area close to Genoa Cristoforo Colombo Airport. Here, in a state-of-the-art shipyard situated by Genoa Airport Marina, Tankoa Yachts has produced some of the most eye-catching and impressive superyachts to be included in N&J’s charter fleet.

The relationship between N&J and Tankoa has always been strong.

The brokerage team frequently visit the facility, and the 227-foot (69m) Tankoa build SUERTE was a very successful addition to N&J’s charter fleet. In 2018 Tankoa reached new heights of excellence when they launched a second vessel based on the same naval platform as SUERTE. An elegant Francesco Paszkowski-designed craft that is brimming with luxurious features, the 236-foot (72m) SOLO has become one of the most desirable charter yachts in the world. She too has been entrusted to N&J for charter, further strengthening the relationship between the two companies.

It is easy to feel enthusiastic about SOLO. While a yacht of this size and stature would be a welcome addition to any charter fleet, it has to possess qualities that enhance its desirability in an ocean that is welcoming an increasing number of sizeable luxury vessels every year. The owner of SOLO worked extensively with Tankoa to ensure that SOLO wasn’t lost among the charter fleet. Every detail has been considered for charter purposes, including the flexibility of her layout.

Not only does she offer great privacy for the owner, she also offers a remarkable degree of flexibility when engaged in charter.

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The owner’s deck is a strong example of this. An elevator leading to this level can be blocked by a private code and offers a haven of peace and relaxation. A touch-and-go helipad on the aft deck allows easy access to the owner’s apartment and a beautiful stateroom with a king-size bed.

The owner’s area has direct access to a private terrace with Jacuzzi. In addition to the grand suite, the owner also has access to a private media and study room which can be converted into an extra cabin for security or close guests.

The deck space on board SOLO is equally impressive. A private and secluded sundeck offers the opportunity for guests to enjoy the very best views from the highest point of the vessel and is well appointed with seating and sunbathing areas. The owner’s deck will especially appeal to many charter guests and yacht owners. Here the helipad procures bountiful deck space for use as a dance floor or area for socializing, and a generously proportioned hot tub is flanked by inviting sun beds and overlooked by an outside bar that is within easy reach of a breakfast table. From here, a wide staircase with beautifully polished stainless steel railings leads down to an expansive upper aft deck. This area is well suited to formal dining and can host sizeable parties of guests who can enjoy the fruits of the yacht’s formidable galley, designed by Italian restaurant professional Marrone.

Perhaps the most sensational feature on board SOLO is the sea level beach club. This area is accessed via large sliding windows that let light flood into an area equipped with a Hamman, sauna, gymnasium and a relaxing seating area.

Immediately above the sliding doors Paszkowski has found a clever way of gaining sufficient space for a plunge pool, and has added skylights to the bottom of the pool so that light can shine through the rippling water to create a relaxing ambience in the beach club below.

SOLO’s interior is a tribute to Italian design. Dark shades of oak accompany Macassar ebony accents that are punctuated by colorful fabrics and playful works of art. Many of the areas on board, including the master stateroom, benefit from fullheight windows so that vast ambients can be illuminated by natural sunlight and the beauty of the natural materials used can be fully appreciated. Even when every one of the six guest staterooms is fully occupied there is an abundance of space to enjoy, from the casually elegant skylounge, complete with a grand piano, to the sophisticated main deck salon, where a winter garden overlooks the aft deck. The Genovese have always been tremendously proud of their history, and as Tankoa continues to produce yachts like this they have every reason to feel proud of the future, too.

The 236-foot (72m) SOLO is available for charter in the Mediterranean this summer and is priced from €650,000 per week for up to 12 guests. For more information on chartering SOLO, please contact your N&J charter expert, or email charter@northropandjohnson.com.

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THE FUN & GAMES FROM THE EVER-INVENTIVE WORLD OF THE SUPERYACHT PLAYGROUND SHOW NO BOUNDS. AS WE HEAD INTO THE SUMMER SEASON, NAVIGATOR BRINGS YOU THE LATEST MOTORIZED EQUIPMENT THAT ARE A MUST FOR ANY GRAND DAME & HER EXPANDING TOY BOX WORDS RISA MERL

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01 48 Wallytender The iconic Wally Yachts runabout is reborn in a new 48-footer. It’s the first collaboration between Wally and the Ferretti Group. It retains the bold styling that is a trademark of a Wally brand with angular lines and a sleek windscreen.

The 48 Wallytender is an update on the original Wallytender, while bringing in new design features and amenities.

Taking a note from the larger 118 Wallypower motor yacht, the new 48 shares its innovative opening bulwark. The aft sections of the bulwarks fold down, creating a larger swim platform for sunning and easy access to the water. The cockpit seating can be configured to create a large sunpad aft, or face inward to the dining table. The runabout also boasts a more voluminous interior with plenty of space to tuck away for an afternoon nap or rinse off the saltwater in a full-size shower.

A day boating dream, there’s plentiful storage for watersport toys and also two separate cooking areas — in the cabin and alfresco — for keeping you satiated while enjoying a day on the water.

Powered by new Volvo IPS 650 engines with a total of 1,020hp as standard, the 48 Wallytender can reach a top speed of 38 knots, and joystick controls make handling a breeze.

02 Forty Love The “forty” in Reliant Yachts’ new X40 Express tender has a double meaning: not only is the boat 40 feet long, she has been proven in sea trials to run smoothly at 40 knots, topping out at 40.7 knots at 3,300rpm. Reliant has created a modern take on the New England “Down East” express yacht. The X40 Express has the protected wheelhouse that’s indicative of this style of yacht, but a silver-painted hull and teak topsides give a touch of glamour. A contemporary profile combines clean lines with a straight plumb bow, and a low-profile cap-rail — painted to match the silver hull — frames the beautifully finished deck.

The X40 Express isn’t all she seems — the carbon fiber hardtop can be removed, transforming this coupe into a sexy convertible.

No matter the version the owner enjoys, he/ she and guests will be comfortable in the deep protected cockpit that offers seating for at least eight adults in high-backed leather bench seats.

Reliant worked to max out the interior as well, which features a stateroom, bathroom with shower and a galley and is a perfect escape from the sun on a day out or for an overnighter.

Best of all, the tender has been designed to slip into her mothership’s garage.

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03 Land & Sea Have a James Bond moment by taking the wheel of this wildly fun amphibious vehicle. One moment you’re racing along the road, the next you’re driving down the beach and straight into the water. The Gibbs Sports Amphibians Terraquad is designed to take on land or sea with ease, doing 50mph on land and 45mph in the water. It only takes five seconds to transition from one mode to the other, and less than three seconds to get up onto the plane in the water, so your Bond-style chase scene will go down without a hitch. Created

by Michigan-based Gibbs Sports Amphibians, this aquatically inclined amphibious Jeep is a step-up from Gibbs’ previous invention, the QuadSki, which combined an ATV and a Jetski for fun in the water or on terra firma.

Independent coil springs and hydraulic dampers make the suspension stable, even as you off-road. The Terraquad is powered by Gibbs’ proprietary jet drive, and includes features like trail and marine navigation lighting, should you find yourself away from safe harbor once the sun has set.

04 Sea It all The new Seabob F5 SR combines the thrill of flying underwater with the ability to capture your dolphin-like exploits on a built-in camera. It is the most powerful — and fastest — Seabob yet with the F5 SR’s E-Jet Power System packing a punch. Yet it’s also perfectly adept at slower speeds and easy to control in a low gear. Two rear fins aide in maneuverability and stability as you drive and dive beneath the surface. An extra bit of fun is found in the Seabob Camsystem, which has two full-HD cameras built into the body of the watercraft. One is set in the bow to look at the watery road ahead, the other is a selfie cam to capture your sheer glee.

And Wi-Fi transmission allows this footage to be easily shared with those who prefer to stay above the waterline.

This Seabob can also be personalized to match your yacht’s trademark color scheme for no extra charge. Weighing just 77 pounds, it’s easy to deploy and takes up little space in the tender stowage with a patented Seabob rack available to keep it in place.

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MAPLE CHAI SOUR COCKTAILS There’s nothing quite like a cool cocktail at the end of the day — or at any time for that matter; after all, it is always five o’clock somewhere. Relax on board and wet your whistle with a Maple Chai Sour — cheers.

The Maple Chai Sour was created by Stewardesses Carly Benjamin and Katie Leetz of charter yacht I LOVE THIS BOAT. The cocktail (an original recipe) is a take on a whiskey sour, but with sweet ingredients and rum. The Maple Chai Sour uses buzz flowers to give the drinker a dynamic cocktail experience. The buzz flower numbs certain parts of the mouth, including taste buds, so when someone bites the flower and then tastes the drink a second time, the flavor experience is completely different. Additionally, each drinker will experience a different flavor than the person next to them due to the complexities of the flower’s effect on each individual’s taste buds.

The Maple Chai Sour Ingredients 2 oz AKAL Chai Rum Reserve 1 oz lemon juice 2 oz egg white 1/2 oz maple syrup Method Shake all ingredients with ice then pour into a chilled martini glass with one tablespoon of blueberry caviar at the bottom (use blueberry syrup as a substitute). It is optional to rim the martini glass with maple syrup and sugar.

Sprinkle top of drink with cinnamon, Angostura bitters and a buzz flower garnish.

How to taste 1. Take a sip 2. Bite the buzz flower (do not swallow the whole thing so as to not overpower the senses — a small bite will do) 3. Take a second drink to enjoy what will taste like a whole new cocktail

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FROM PREPPY MENSWEAR TO BOHO-CHIC LADIES’ PIECES, THE SPRING/SUMMER COLLECTIONS LOOK BACK TO THE FUTURE TO GIVE THESE EVERGREEN STYLES A MODERN EDGE WORDS MIMI LOMBARDO

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Return to Prep School The Preppy Handbook’s 40th anniversary is a year away and although its author, Ms. Birnbach, didn’t set out to write a defining anthology of a segment of style, it became just that. Her tongue-in-cheek review of a style archetype has its rightful place in fashion history. In menswear, preppy style shines brightest in the spring and summer when vibrantly hued classics are a welcome respite to the somber tones of winter. We’ve highlighted some of our favorites from brands that stand the test of time.

Ralph Lauren is a name recognized in every corner of the globe and is as American as apple pie. Mr. Lauren began his eponymous line by infusing mens’ basics with his impeccably tailored stamp of upper-crust, and millennials are now taking notice. Madras blazers are effortlessly paired with a striped button down. A rainbow rugby pullover paired with strategically cuffed jeans evoke Ivy-league vibes whether college is in your game-plan or not. Wearing a Polo RL look may even get you into The Harvard Club — at least until they ask for your ID. Paul Stuart (01) & (03) is a ubiquitous name in the menswear game and evokes thought bubbles of summers in The Hamptons and The Great Gatsby. It began as a men’s haberdashery in 1938 and now the quiet retailer boasts shops on Madison Avenue, Chicago and Washington D.C. as well as e-commerce. It amps up spring offerings with brightly colored ginghams and primary color pops on thick cotton polos for the active man on the go.

For adventurous types, directional designers like Todd Snyder (02) and David Hart (pictured previous page) give a quirky take on the classics.

Todd Snyder shows a varsity jacket paired with an extra-large gingham shirt, while Mr. Hart’s look takes inspiration from TV’s The Big Bang Theory giving a polo shirt, shorts and gym socks a big dose of irony.

New on the scene is an urban luxe sneaker and accessory brand called Hotel Motel (04) which supercharges basics with sumptuous materials like French whole grain bullhide and uses a mineral tanning process. Their baby blue sneakers are leather-lined for optimum comfort, and you’ll look super-fly wearing them while holding that 70s gym bag.

Preppy style is timeless but designers will always step up their game with tweaks of proportion, sharply cut tailoring and use of vibrant colors.

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Haute Couture It’s been well over a decade since “Boho Chic” entered the fashion lexicon and although its popularity ebbs and flows, it remains a strong choice for women’s spring wardrobes. Ethnic prints, native embroidery and billowy skirts are a welcome respite from winter and at the heart of this is the travel effect. With designers skipping across the globe on business and pleasure trips, it’s no surprise that their collections are an expression of what they have seen on their travels.

Designer Stephanie Von Watzdorf weaves a story of her travels but the pieces from her globally minded Figue (08) & (09) collection are an assertion of her deep love of exploration. Did you ever decide to buy a cowboy hat while in Texas, swearing to wear it at home? It just doesn’t work. The Figue collection, however, reimagines traditional ethnic dress into clothing that does work at home, and can easily be worn in women’s everyday lives.

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Anna Sui (05) loves a hippie girl, sprinkling her runway with a post-modern buffet of influences. She’s not affected by trends and is unafraid of piling on the accessories. Naming her spring runway collection Wanderlust, Sui incorporates floral prints, brocades, kaftans over pants, turbans, and bucket hats into a patchwork of free-spirited girly looks.

The Missoni (06) family has created distinctive knitwear for 65 years and this anniversary runway gave a message of lightness in color and gossamer cobweb-like layers. Peasant skirts, turbans, kaftans and shawls all conjured up dreams of far-off worlds, created in their very iconic manner.

How to accessorize the look? Gaimo espadrilles (07) & (10) are the perfect accompaniment for any boho-chic look.

Whether you are headed to discover a new culture or staying in your own backyard, look out for these brands that weave a tale of wanderlust into their collections.

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WELL RESTED G O L F VA C A T I O N S GOLF RANKS AMONG THE FAVORITE LEISURE PURSUITS OF SUPERYACHT OWNERS ON DRY LAND. SELECTED BY OWNERS, THESE COURSES ARE AMONG THE WORLD’S BEST OF THE BEST WORDS DOUG GOLLAN

01 Hotel Camiral PGA Catalunya Resort Part of the PGA Catalunya Resort, Hotel Camiral provides access to two multi-awardwinning championship golf courses, the Neil Coles-designed Stadium Course and the Angel Gallardo Tour Course. Less than an hour from Barcelona, the 136-room hotel combines contemporary architecture and urban-chic interiors by Lázaro Rosa-Violán and includes nine suites.

Why play? The European Property Awards ranked the resort “Best Golf Development in Europe” and Top 100 Golf Courses has ranked the Stadium Course as best golf course in Spain.

What else? When not on the links, activities include lake fishing, walking trails, biking, swimming, tennis, sky diving, ballooning, and even zip lines. The hotel was named in Conde Nast Traveler's 2019 Gold List . Both courses can be closed for private events, and you can even customize the flags — would having your yacht’s name be too much?

Sleep? Navigator recommends the 1,722-square- foot two-bedroom, two-level Presidential Suite. hotelcamiral.com

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02 Terre Blanche Hôtel Spa Golf Resort The profile of France’s golf game was heightened when it hosted the 2018 Ryder Cup, the first time it had served as a venue for the trans-Atlantic challenge. Terre Blanche Hôtel Spa Golf Resort, which features two Dave Thomas-designed championship golf courses, Le Château (ranked 14th in Continental Europe) and Le Riou (annual site for the Ladies European Tour Access Series), is set on 750 acres so you can helicopter in from your yacht in the nearby Med. Why play? The complex was voted the Best Golf Course in France 2017 by Leading Courses while Golf World ranked it as Best Golf Resort in Continental Europe for 2016 and 2017.

What else? Designed as a Provence-style village, the hotel features a number of suites and villas connected by garden walkways.

There’s a full spa, and for dining there are five restaurants, including Chef Philippe Jourdin’s Michelin-starred La Faventia.

Sleep? Stay in the three-bedroom, 3,200-square-foot Villa Terre Blanche with its own private pool or either Villa Esterel or Villa Provence, both 2,045-square-foot two-bedroom villas. terre-blanche.com

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03 ITC Grand Bharat Luxury Collection Retreat, Gurgaon Delhi’s new and fast-growing business district Gurgaon is home to ITC Grand Bharat, a Luxury Collection Retreat with South Asia’s first and only 27-hole Jack Nicklaus signature golf course set on 300 acres.

Why play? There is an 18-hole Signature Championship course and a nine-hole Signature Canyon course with fairways that are embedded in the hills and knolls of the Aravalli Mountains.

What else? Described by Forbes as “the most luxurious retreat in India,” there are five full restaurants, two swimming pools and 30,000-square-foot spa featuring 64 different treatments, a past winner of Best Spa in AsiaSpa. Sleep? Site of multiple Indian Opens, the hotel features four 5,800sqft Presidential Villas and 100 suites averaging 780 square feet. itchotels.in

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04 Fancourt Located between Durban and Cape Town, with three Gary Player 18-hole championship golf courses, South Africa’s Fancourt was named Golf Resort of the Year in 2018 by the International Association of Golf Tour Operators.

Why play? The Links Course is rated number one in the US by Golf Digest.

What else? The Spa at Fancourt with 11 treatment rooms, including one dedicated for couples, was named “Best Hotel Spa in South Africa” at the annual Les Nouvelles Esthétiques Spa Awards last year. In addition to golf, the spa and four dining options, the resort is a good base for a variety of activities, from bird watching, boat charters, game drives, hiking, horse riding and kayaking to mountain biking, paragliding, shark cage diving, snorkeling, whale watching, wind surfing and wine tasting.

Sleep? Stay in The Manor House, a boutique hotel experience awarded Best Newcomer in Africa 2018 by Conde Nast Johansens. Its amenities include the Monty Bar, The Manor House Library, a private swimming pool and The Manor House Lounge. Stay in the two-bedroom, 1,700-square-foot Master Suite or choose the main hotel. There are two 950-square-foot two-bedroom suites with separate living rooms and dining rooms with fireplace, each offering golf course views. fancourt.co.za 05

05 Adare Manor After closing for an 18-month renovation, neo-Gothic Adare Manor’s reopening in 2017 has been greeted with unanimous praise. Virtuoso, a network of 17,500 luxury travel advisors, voted it “Hotel of the Year” in 2018.

Why play? Just as interesting was the rebuild of its 18-hole golf course by Tom Fazio which placed it on Golf Digest's 2018 list of Best Golf Resorts in Great Britain & Ireland alongside The K Club, Trump Turnberry, Gleneagles and the Old Course at St. Andrews.

What else? The spa features an indoor pool, making it an allyear destination and there are a plethora of activities, including archery, falconry, fishing, game shooting, horse riding, biking and walking. There’s even a private cinema. There are five restaurants, including The Oak Room where Michael Tweedie was a finalist in the 2018 San Pellegrino Young Chef competition last year.

Sleep? You can choose between two-and four-bedroom lodges, two three-bedroom cottages or the 1,076-square-foot signature suites, featuring historical tapestry wall hangings, original 19th century art and Georgian-inspired furniture with views of the formal French Gardens and River Maigue. adaremanor.com

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01 Louis Moinet Skylink Winner of two German Design Awards, Louis Moinet’s Skylink combines art, watchmaking and astronomy, while celebrating the July 17, 1975 space docking of the Soyuz 19 and Apollo and the reminder that, even during the height of the Cold War, we were all connecting as residents of Planet Earth. On your wrist is a micro capsule containing a fragment of Kapton foil and fibers from the Russian Sokol-K spacesuit. Skylink features an automatic LM45 caliber movement designed and manufactured by Louis Moinet with a 48-hours power reserve in a 30.40-by-6.70mm case decorated with Côtes de Genève, diamondpolished facets and circulargrained wheels.

Being on time never looked so good. Navigator brings you news on the latest limited editions and one-of-a-kind designs WORDS DOUG GOLLAN

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02 Richard Mille RM 12-01 Tourbillon Richard Mille revisits the multi-award-winning RM 012 with the RM 12-01 Tourbillon in four limited-edition tripartite case combinations: Black Carbon TPT, red Quartz TPT, white Quartz TPT, and gold and carbon TPT. Technical specifications include a manual winding tourbillon movement in a 48-by-39.3-by-13.84mm case with 708 hours of power reserve. Each is presented on a rubber strap with titanium clasp.

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03 Bovet Virtuoso IX Double Time Zone 10-Day Power Reserve Big Date Flying Tourbillon Offered in 18-karat red gold, 18-karat white gold, and platinum 46-by-16mm case, Bovet’s Bovet Virtuoso IX Double Time Zone 10-Day Power Reserve Big Date Flying Tourbillon features the Amadeo convertible system enabling you to use the timepiece as a wristwatch, pocket watch or desk clock. It features an off-center hours, minutes and seconds tourbillon, big date, power reserve indicator and a second time zone with 24-hour hand and 24-city disc.

04 Armin Strom Dual Time Resonance Masterpiece With 419 components, the Dual Time Resonance Sapphire by Armin Strom combines two completely independent time indications with the increased precision of two independent movements in resonance with a 360-degree display. The timepiece is housed in a 59-by-43.4-by-15.9mm transparent sapphire crystal case on a black alligator strap and stainless-steel double-folding clasp. Power reserve indicators on each of the hand-guilloche dials and a 24-hour indication at six o’clock complete the indications. The house says that the resonance in watch and clock movements with synchronized coupled oscillators improves accuracy by averaging slight differences in the precision of each movement and, in the instance of wristwatches, minimizes adverse effects of shocks on precision.

05 Breguet Reine de Naples 8905 Marked by its curved, oval and slightly elongated case with 246 components, Breguet’s Reine de Naples is adorned with mother-of-pearl in hues of pink and mauve with small off-center seconds. A manufacture caliber with moon phase ticks inside this limited edition piece of which only 28 exist. The dial is dressed in iridescent pale pink mother-of-pearl. A moon and several stars in white gold take their place against the deeper pink of the moon-phase indicator.

The pink cabochon-cut sapphire set on the crown lends a sparkling touch, while the mauve-colored alligator leather strap adds to this romantic palette.

06 Glashütte PanoMatic Luna Rubin Glashütte Original is offering a limited edition of 50 for its PanoMatic Luna Rubin. The model is studded with diamonds and rubies, which, with its classic moon phase display on a red Louisiana alligator leather strap together with a refined pin buckle, ensures a secure and stylish fit. The Calibre 90-12 automatic movement can be admired through the sapphire crystal case back. The dial is mother-of-pearl white with Arabic numerals.

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07 Christophe Claret Fra Angelico Available in two 10-piece limited editions in 5N red gold or titanium, Italian Renaissance painter of angels Fra Angelico inspires Christophe Claret for a contemporary tribute to the quest for precision shown by the 18th century marine chronometers. Claret combines a tourbillon with a long detent escapement with a cable-type fusÊe transmission system. This mechanical feat is complemented by an instant jump dual-time display, complete with day/night and 72-hour power-reserve indications. For the superyacht owner, it will be reminiscent of the days when watchmakers were competing to create a precise time-measuring instrument to determine a ship’s exact geographical position at sea.

08 Franck Muller Vanguard Crazy Hours Lady Time is what one makes of it.

This is certainly true of the Vanguard Crazy Hours Lady from Franck Muller, which offers a unique reading of time, showing hour numerals in unconventional order made of 166 components and 24 jewels. Thanks to a patented mechanism, the central hour hand jumps from one hour to the next. The collection is designed to express the concept of time as an abstract construct.

Set in an 18-karat rose gold 32-42.3-by-9.9mm case, it is water resistant up to 30 meters.

Functions include the central jumping hour hand, central minutes and seconds powered by a self-winding mechanical movement with 40-hour power reserve.

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BOLD & BEAUTIFUL TAKE A SHINE TO THESE STATEMENT PIECES WORDS DOUG GOLLAN

01 Diamond Light Shine like a ray of sun in the latest necklace from Pluczenik.

Designed by Plevé, the Sun Sign design features a round brilliant diamond center encased in an eight-prong star and a swirl of diamond rays, suspended from an 18-karat yellow gold chain with 2.1-carats of diamonds.

02 Sunshine State of Mind New York-based jeweler Christopher Designs makes a bright addition to his patented L’Amour Crisscut classic collection with a pair of lever back earrings with the L’Amour Crisscut 3.63-carat fancy yellow diamond surrounded by 1.58-carats of round-cut diamonds in 18-karat titanium.

03 Pearls, Girls Mastoloni’s Caprice Multiway Eclipse earrings feature 9-9.5mm Black Round Tahitian pearls with white diamonds set in 18-karat white gold.

04 True Blue The Long Island-based Charles Krypell baguette-cut sapphire ring is accompanied by white diamonds set in 18K white gold.

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05 Tickled Pink New York’s LJ West offers a Fancy Blue and Pink radiant-cut diamond ring. The 1.01ct emerald is a vivid bluish green diamond VS2 set in platinum and 18-karat white gold accented by 10 pink emerald-cut diamonds weighing 1.3-carats and 32 white round diamonds weighing 0.77-carat as well as six straight white baguettes weighing 0.62ct.

06 Make a Statement Make a statement with these Ashoka diamond and emerald earrings in 3.3-karat platinum from New York-based third generation jeweler Kwiat.

07 Tassel-Tastic From award-winning Turkish designer Gurhan, these beautiful cluster drop and tassel earrings in 24-karat gold featuring 90 black and grey briolette diamonds on a couture hook are perfect for your next evening on board.

08 On the Crest of a Wave Stealing the spotlight with a bright polish finish, the 18-karat yellow gold Wave bracelet with a diamond-set wave design is made in Italy by Sylvia Kontente – perfect for your next cruise along Italy’s Amalfi coast.

09 Back to Nature Picchiotti’s sizable Flower Brooch features a rare and unique cushion-cut 28.67-carat gemquality spessartite – a gemstone renowned for its brilliance and intense orange-red color. This exotic gem is enhanced by petals with 26.39-carats of diamonds.

10 Pure Brilliance This vintage-inspired 18-karat white gold ring from Los Angeles-based Simon G is set with 0.35-carat of white round diamonds and 0.75-carat of white baguette diamonds.

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01 The Year of Knots From measuring speeds to securing yachts, knots are synonymous with the yachting world and have been relied on for a variety of uses over the centuries. The Year of Knots is a masterpiece by Windy Chien that inspires one to not only appreciate the skill of knot tying, but also to appreciate the beauty of each individual knot. Using minimal materials and color, it takes each knot and puts it on show, displaying its complexity and splendor.

Windy’s journey with The Year of Knots began with the purchase of The Ashley Book of Knots. From there Windy spent the next year learning how to tie a new knot every day as well as researching its history and use. At the end of the year, Windy had learned 366 knots and created an art piece that is truly inspiring in aesthetics and skill. Adding a nautical flare to any yacht or home Windy can be commissioned to create custom-sized knot walls, or to reproduce unique versions of The Year of Knots.

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02 Cut Chair Designed by Peter Bristol, the Cut Chair boasts a mysterious beauty.

It looks like a chair but puzzles the mind, giving an optical illusion that says otherwise. With three of the legs sliced, leaving only one leg as support, the brain thinks there is no way it can support someone. However, the Cut Chair is fully functioning and is able to support weight like any other chair. Bristol’s secret? A metal structure with supports hidden under the carpet, which provides the secured support needed to keep the chair’s structure.

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03 HalfHalf Low Large Table Designed by Studio Jinsik, the HalfHalf Low Large Table uses basic shapes and contrasting materials of metal and stone to create a stunning, functional table and stool. The simple shapes and lines of the piece make it both functional and sculptural at the same time. The piece blends mirrored stainless steel, which has been bent into a half-moon shape, crossing over Tikal green marble and Statuario marble. The mirrored stainless steel reflects the splendor of the stone below as well as its surroundings.

04 Bloom Cabinet The Bloom Cabinet immediately draws eyes with its vibrant colors and striking design. Inspired by the lotus flower in full bloom, the handcrafted piece is a collaboration between Australian industrial designer Adam Goodrum and French marquetry artisan Arthur Seigneur. Created using a centuries-old straw inlay technique, the cabinet’s semi-circular doors are comprised of 4,320 sections of premium-grade rye straw from Burgundy, France, that are overlaid onto black-stained oak joinery. Using a custom 12-color palette ranging from cobalt to light pink, the straws are manually split, flattened and infused in vats of pigment for 24 hours. The cabinet’s interior is just as luxurious as its exterior and features a white maple lining. In total the Bloom Cabinet took over 400 hours to make. This is a rare piece of stunning beauty, impressive technique and functionality.

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Shortly afterwards Banksy released a video where he explains how he installed a secret shredder in the frame of this particular work.

Known for his subversive, sometimes even satirical work, the artist upended the very idea of auctions — turning the destruction into its very own work of art. Or did he turn the auction into some theater of art? Banksy then quoted the great Picasso in his Instagram post. “The urge to destroy is also a creative urge.” A wink was given, and the art world split at its very Take a look back to October last year, when seam. Some of the art cognoscenti praised Banksy, the anonymous England-based street artist, vandal, political activist and film Banksy’s ingenuity and loved that he upended the traditional model, and others poured vitriol director, was up to some fancy new tricks. forth criticizing him for his, what they saw as At a somewhat dull Sotheby’s auction, a “desperate need for attention.” We can only during the art world’s most important week wonder if Michelangelo had some of this when in London, just as a version of his famous artwork, Girl With Balloon, grasped $1.4 million, he was painting chapels and frescos, or when Leonardo da Vinci decided to start sketching it self-destructed. A lovely stunt, indeed. his inventions, what were his critics saying?

Attention seekers in sooth, perhaps.

We are not talking the type of stunt that you’ve seen in every Mission Impossible film.

As much as these are also absolute feats, requiring both great skill and a daringness of sorts, these stunts are more about publicity and gaining attention. Isn’t that, perhaps, the very nature of the art world? Unless you are creating art for yourself with absolutely nobody seeing it, of course.

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But what is art, an auction, if not just another way of deliberately seeking attention? “Look at me,” “buy me,” and “here I am” charging up the price to the maximum. This isn’t the first time we have seen stunt art. And it will not be the last. Think of the Spanish artist Salvador Dali, who rose to fame in the 1930s, not because he was doing what all the other famed artists were creating, but for the very opposite. He was attracting attention by going into surrealism. Dali greatly influenced film, fashion and even politics by just simply seeing what nobody else was seeing — a world beyond what was real. But at the time critics called him an “attention seeker” and even a “hoax” and “conman.”

Frida Kahlo, the Mexican artist, did something similar where she simply drew what her mind was seeing — shocking, or even stunt-like, for a woman of the 20th century. Then, of course, there is the great pop artist of the last century, Andy Warhol, who created everything he did for attention, and publicly admitted he craved fame and publicity. We could argue that Banksy picked up a baton from artists dating back to the last century or even further into the past. How do we know whether the Khoisans’ first drawings on their caves in Southern Africa were as reviled or celebrated? What I am certain of is that when they started drawing on the walls of caves, someone in the group didn’t like it.

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“I am not entirely sure I grasp what Stunt Art truly means, but if it is about provocative or shocking tactics to grab public attention, then art history is littered with examples of many artists that also pushed the envelope and made significant contributions to the canon of contemporary art,” shares Storm Janse van Rensburg, the Head Curator at the Savannah College of Art and Design® (SCAD). “In our more immediate past, some tactics can ring hollow, such as Damien Hirst’s catastrophic Treasures from the Wreck of the Unbelievable ”.

He goes on to say, “I am for art that is nuanced, and complex, and poetic, and able to resonate with our current zeitgeist. And it could be softly whispering its message to you, or hit you like a sledgehammer. Also, I think we need to see this [stunt art] in context of other practices and approaches that are equally important and valid, and necessary to describe and respond to the complexity of our lived experience.”

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But really what is this thing the media is calling “stunt art” then? Is it really even “a thing?” We could argue that Marina Abramovic, the esteemed performance artist, feeds on stunt. For one of her performances in 1974, called “Rhythm O,” Abramovic stood in front of an audience next to a table with 72 objects. The onlookers were given notes inviting them to use any of these objects on her, in whichever way they pleased for six hours. Objects included feathers, whips, scalpels, a rose thorn and even a gun. What started off with some soft prodding, turned into rose thorns digging into the artist’s body, and at some point, she even had a gun held to her head. “What I learned was that…if you leave it up to the audience, they can kill you,” said Abramovic.

Museums are not just offering you hours of standing around looking at pictures, companies like Museum Hack are turning the model onto its head and offering you something unique and extraordinary. Take, for instance, one of their tours at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York — instead of just showing you the famous works, they take you on a tour of unusual, insignificant but far more interesting artifacts and quirky objects. Or their feminist tour where only female artists are explored. As Holly Frey, from the podcast Stuff You Missed in History Class, says, “History wasn’t just made by straight, white men; women have always been there.”

At SCAD, their visitor experience of moving through the museum incorporates multiple approaches, akin to a choreography through the various galleries. “All art is experiential, but we also try and understand what it means to immerse yourself in a project,” says Janse van Rensburg. Recent examples of exhibitions at SCAD include large-scale installations by Chiharu Shiota, Carlos Cruz-Diez, and Robin Rhode. “There is an expectation that museums should be sites of entertainment, which we embrace, but are also a place of learning, of knowledge, of contemplation, and our work is to stimulate students and visitors intellectually, and broaden their world views,” adds Janse van Rensburg.

So, contemplating Banksy once more; is he perhaps both complicit and wonderfully benefiting from sales? Is it all a hoax? “I admire Banksy for being able to grab attention with such cheap tricks,” says Janse van Rensburg. “To my mind he is not challenging the art world in any way, but simply exploiting its pretty obvious flaws, loopholes and existing power dynamics. The art market has the incredible knack to absorb its fiercest, or So perhaps there is an expectation today, in the year 2019, that art is a form of amusement lamest critics, and turn it to its own use.” or delight. It has decidedly stepped down from its sheeny pedestal and decided that social media can spread it, critics can be teenagers with no art knowledge, and everyone can exchange in the sport of art. Even the art fairs are no longer for art buyers and snobs, but rather for people looking for a good time.

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THE WELLBEING OF THE ENVIRONMENT HAS LONG BEEN A TOPIC OF INTENSE INTERNATIONAL DEBATE; NAVIGATOR BRINGS YOU UP TO SPEED ON THE MOST STYLISH ALL-ELECTRIC VEHICLES

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Although the big manufacturers have been toying with electricity for some time (Honda, for example, launched its beautifully engineered Insight hybrid 20 years ago) it was the entrepreneurial Elon Musk (07) who really jolted the industry into action with the introduction of the Tesla Roadster in 2008. Tesla prevails as the best-known and most successful maker of purely electric cars, with around half-a-million having been sold worldwide across the current three-model range, which will shortly be joined by the new, high-performance Roadster.

Now, however, Tesla is facing increasing competition from major manufacturers that are finally catching up with the growing acceptance of all-electric driving in every category from compact to supercar. Here’s our pick of six of the best (with a Tesla included, of course...)

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01 Tesla Roadster Although it has yet to enter production, the order book for the new Tesla Roadster has been open for two years. The car’s remarkable on-paper specification has already attracted plenty of would-be owners to place hefty deposits. Tesla claims the Roadster will be, quite simply, “The quickest car in the world” with “record-setting acceleration, range and performance”. That means a 250mph top speed, a zero-60mph time of a gut-wrenching 1.9 seconds and the ability to cover a quarter mile from a standing start in less than nine seconds.

Perhaps more impressive, however, is Tesla’s claim that the Roadster will be able to travel up to 600 miles on a single charge of its 200-kilowatt-hour battery pack, thereby eliminating the so-called “range anxiety” that puts off many drivers of conventional, gasoline-engine cars from switching to electric power.

The battery pack will feed three electric motors, one driving the front wheels and two driving the back, while the twoplus-two coupe bodywork will feature an all-glass, electric roof as well as a soft convertible top.

– Prices from $200,000 (Standard) $250,000 (Founder’s Series) tesla.com

02 Rimac C_Two Croatian engineer Mate Rimac has translated his garden shed hobby of producing extremely fast, one-off electric cars into a globally recognized automotive business in little more than a decade. His eponymous marque is best known for the Concept_One, a hugely rapid supercar of which just eight examples were built. With one large, very powerful electric motor at each wheel, carbon fiber bodywork designed around the powertrain and low-slung battery pack that could be recharged in just 30 minutes, the $1 million Concept_One set a new benchmark for electric hyper cars.

As the name suggests, it was intended principally as a concept car, but, at the 2018 Geneva Motor Show, Rimac unveiled its even more extreme Concept_Two model. With just 150 examples to be made, the Concept_Two will produce the equivalent of 1,887 horsepower and a truck-like 2,300 Newton Meters of torque, or “pulling power.” The 250plus-mph car can sprint from standstill to 60mph in under two seconds and, remarkably, can travel more than 350 miles on a single charge. A special blue-painted version wowed the crowds at last summer’s Pebble Beach Concours d’Elegance in California — although its radical looks and performance seemed to attract less interest than the fact that it was equipped with a bespoke fitting designed to carry two Champagne Methuselahs (each the equivalent of eight bottles) and a pair of flutes.

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That adequate, if not truly extensive, range is helped by a regenerative braking system that returns a small amount of charge to the batteries. The level of “recuperation” is adjustable via a pair of steering wheel-mounted paddles — a system said to be especially effective during in-town driving. Also impressive is the fact that the battery pack can be recharged from empty to 80 percent capacity in a halfhour, making the car entirely practical for multiple journeys in a single day. Sensibly, Audi has chosen not to make the styling of the car futuristic. The only nod to the sometimes Sci-Fi world of all-electric vehicles is the optional fitment of a pair of cameras instead of conventional door mirrors.

Other than that, the e-tron is just like a “normal” SUV. Its battery pack has been designed to be as unobtrusive as possible, leaving space for five people, 22 cubic feet of luggage in the back and an additional two cubic feet in a waterproof load area beneath the hood (where old-fashioned cars keep their engines.)

– Prices from $74,800 audiusa.com 04 BMW i3S If you are looking for an all-electric car from a premium maker, BMW’s i3 is a great place to start. Perhaps surprisingly, the neat-looking i3 has been around for six years and has proved popular, reliable and practical as a daily city car. It is not one, however, for long journeys due to its short range (around 100 miles per charge, with an additional 90-odd miles being available if the optional “range extender” small gasoline engine is specified). This year, however, the i3 offering has not only had a general makeover but has been added to by the arrival of the sporty “S” model. As you would expect, it comes with a slightly more powerful electric motor and a marginally higher top speed of around 100mph while the handling has been improved with the use of wider axles and lowered suspension. Inside, meanwhile, the i3S’s green credentials are expressed through a dashboard made from recycled plastic and leather seats tanned with olive leaf dye.

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As a result, it uses re-worked suspension for enhanced handling, while the near-silence of the electric motors is enhanced with aerodynamic wheels fitted with low rolling resistance tires filled with noise-dampening foam. First deliveries of the car were due to take place this year, but that has now been revised to the first quarter of 2020.

Aston wants to get the Rapide E right first time, not least because it will serve as the envoy for a new range of all-electric Lagonda-badged cars.

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06 Jaguar I-Pace Judged by some members of the motoring press to be the best electric car currently on sale, the I-Pace honors Jaguar’s sporting heritage by combining exceptionally sharp handling with a punchy electric drive train that produces the equivalent of 396 horsepower. A “premium” SUV, the car competes in the same arena as the Audi e-tron and Tesla Model X while remaining relatively affordable — particularly in entry-level “S” guise. In addition to the performance and useful 298-mile range (which requires a 12-hour charge) the I-Pace stands out for a truly high-end interior that’s bedecked in a choice of high-grade materials ranging from traditional topquality leathers to high-tech fabrics. The sophisticated touchscreen dashboard is illuminated with a crisp white light at night, and the acoustic glass and aerodynamic body design, combined with the silent-running electric motors, make for an almost eerily quiet interior. The car also benefits from features such as cabin pre-heating/ pre-cooling (which can be controlled remotely via a smartphone) and an ionizing system that pumps the interior with high-quality air after cleaning up the harmful particles caused by the combustion engines of the I-Pace’s less ecologically sound combustion-engine rivals.

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FLIGHT DECK PHENOM 300 A N O V E R V I E W O F O V E R A H A L F D O Z E N D I F F E R E N T WAYS T H AT T H E P H E N O M E N A L PHENOM 300 CAN BE ACCESSED WITHOUT BUYING THE FULL AIRCRAFT WORDS DOUG GOLLAN

For the past six years Embraer Executive Jets’ Phenom 300 has dominated the light jet category. With a belted lavatory seat, twoplace divan and a single pilot, it can actually haul 10 passengers, although more typically it flies with two pilots and seven comfortable club seats. There are even roomier six-seat configurations. The new Phenom 300E provides updated options for cabin design and technology, and with its short-field

and high temperature capabilities, 2,268-mile range,17-foot-two-inch long, five-foot-one-inch wide and 76 cubic feet of baggage capacity, it has the feel of a midsize jet. For those looking to try before you buy, or even stick to chartering, the Phenom 300 has become a popular option for fractional share and lease programs, as well as sellers of jet cards.

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Airshare Airshare (formerly Executive AirShare) was the launch customer for the Phenom 300E and has made the model the core of its fractional share, lease and jet card options that are priced by the 10, starting with a minimum of only 10 days per year. The programs are specifically designed for users who are making multiple short flights in a single day, so it’s perfect if you need to visit several clients, stores or factory locations. The privately held Kansas-based company operates in more than 15 areas in the United States. flyairshare.com Flexjet One of only two companies that offer a national fractional ownership program, the Phenom 300 has become Flexjet’s core light jet offering with 25- and 50-hour cards and shares or leases starting at 50 hours per year ranging from 30 to 60 months. Cards start at $166,000 not including 7.5 percent Federal Excise Tax, according to Private Jet Card Comparisons. You won’t get bored, either. While all of Flexjet’s Phenom 300s are configured with seven passenger seats, there are three designs — Cognac, Essex and Maverick, the latter featuring white leather seats set on a dark carpet. flexjet.com Grandview Aviation If you live in Maryland or near Austin, Texas, GrandView Aviation’s fleet of owned Phenom 300s provides a local operator option with beneficial pricing, particularly if you are making qualifying roundtrips. flygv.com

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WITH SOME OF THE NICHOLAS AIR PROGRAMS YOU CAN ACCESS NOT ONLY THE PHENOM 300, BUT A VARIETY OF OTHER AIRCRAFT IN THE FLEET WITHOUT AN INTERCHANGE FEE

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Jetsuite Dallas-based JetSuite enjoys the financial backing of JetBlue and Qatar Airways. It has an owned fleet national fixed-rate, which guarantees the availability of the Phenom 300 program sold at $100,000, $250,000 and $500,000. The company recently re-launched its SuiteKey jet card program providing perks like complimentary helicopter transfers in select locations. It also provide upgraded catering, dedicated account reps and an alliance with Ovation Vacations, a luxury travel agency that’s part of the Virtuoso network. jetsuite.com

NetJets With 86 of the Phenom 300s in its world’s largest fleet of private jets, and another nine to be delivered this year, NetJets is a key reason for the success of the Embraer light jet. Unfortunately, the Phenom isn’t part of NetJets jet card program, so you will need to commit to either buying a share or lease with a minimum of 50 hours. Of course, you get the ability to access the full range of its fleet, which includes every cabin category, including the ultra-longrange Global Express. netjets.com

Nicholas Air Nicholas Air has established itself as a favorite for those looking for new aircraft — its entire fleet averages less than five years old. The company also has one of the most flexible programs with both hours and deposit-based jet cards sold that range between 15 and 120 hours, as well as leases and even fractional ownership for those of you who need over 150 hours per year. With some of the Nicholas Air programs you can access not only the Phenom 300, but a variety of other aircraft in the fleet without an interchange fee. These include the Pilatus PC-12 turboprop, the Phenom 100 very light jet, as well as the Citation CJ3, also a light jet, and the Citation Latitude with a range of 2,850 miles. Nicholas Air jet card programs feature 60-minute daily minimum, which includes taxi time, making it ideal if you do a mix of short and longer flights. Lead time is as short as 10 hours and members get 50 percent off empty legs. nicholasair.com

ONEflight International Denver-based ONEflight International is currently the only jet card broker program to offer an aircraft-specific jet card featuring the Phenom 300. The program starts at 25 hours and members get a fixed hourly rate and guaranteed availability. They can also access similar guaranteed rates for over 50 different aircraft types. oneflight.net

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ST. TROPEZ & ÎLES D’HYÈRES Once a quiet fishing village, St. Tropez shot to fame in the 1950s when director Roger Vadim made the film Et Dieu…créa la femme (And God Created Woman) starring the stunning Brigitte Bardot. The film itself sealed their careers as well as the fate of St. Tropez, which has shimmered in the spotlight with its star appeal ever since.

Dine @ With its celebrity credentials confirmed it’s hardly surprising that there is a glut of fantastic restaurants in St. Tropez. For a gastronomic feast in a spectacular setting La Vague d’Or is one of two restaurants at the Cheval Blanc St. Tropez (known as La Rèsidence de la Pinède until earlier this year). Chef Arnaud Donckele dishes up an eight-course tasting menu making full use of Mediterranean flavors. With three Michelin stars, five toques and a score of 19/20 by Gault & Millau, be prepared for a memorable evening of gastronomic excellence.

This spring sees Hôtel Byblos opening a brand new restaurant Cucina to replace Alain Ducasse’s Le Rivea.

Still to be overseen by Ducasse, the new eatery will be 100 percent Italian.

Just a ten-minute walk from the old port of St. Tropez, the elegant Relais & Chateaux property La Bastide de St. Tropez is home to the Michelin-starred restaurant L’Olivier. Again, elegantly crafted dishes are made from locally sourced produce.

There are excellent tasting opportunities for foodies on Île du Levant, including La Colombe. Pascal Bonamy’s flavorsome Mediterranean cuisine has earned this fantastic restaurant a coveted Michelin star.

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Drink @ Lying just around the headland from St. Tropez the sandy three-mile stretch of Pampelonne beach is dotted with some of the hippest beach clubs in the world. Ask your charter yacht’s captain to book you in for lunch at the hip French Riviera institution, Le Club 55. Probably the classiest and certainly the most discreet of all the beach restaurants on Pampelonne, it started life as a simple beach shack and was adopted as the canteen for the crew making And God Created Woman in 1955 – hence the club’s name. Set back from the beach on a canvas-shaded deck, consummate host Patrice de Colmont welcomes a steady flow of yacht tenders arriving to the private jetty throughout the summer.

The ever-popular Bagatelle Beach remains a magnet for the stylish beau monde, who come for its terrific Mediterranean-style cuisine, friendly staff and a jubilant soupçon of party atmosphere that still allows you to relax.

Alternatively, Shellona draws a young crowd and was one of the top places to be seen in 2018. It promises daybeds, cocktails and bucket-loads of glamor. And new for 2019, Hôtel Byblos opens its own Byblos Beach Ramatuelle, with a restaurant serving light Mediterranean cuisine.

Return to port for a top up at Maison Blanche Champagne Bar. The stylish and sophisticated hideaway serves nothing but champagne in a stunning courtyard setting. A great spot to enjoy a pre-dinner glass of bubbly.

For a restaurant and brasserie that turns into a club after dark, head to L’Opéra Saint-Tropez where you will find cabaret and a variety of performing artists and entertainers. The Brasserie des Arts has a similar vibe, where, as the evening progresses the atmosphere heats up with dancing on the tables and much else besides. If cabaret isn’t your thing, then the famous Les Caves du Roy is a fabulous A-list haunt located underground right at the heart of the Hôtel Byblos.

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Culture @ Climb the wooded hill to the 16th-century Citadel that sits atop St. Tropez for stunning views across the village.

Built to defend the coast, it was also used by the French authorities to watch the Tropéziens who were far too rebellious and seditious for their liking. Art lovers should step ashore on Porquerolles to the Fondation Carmignac where you will find Edouard Carmignac’s extensive art collection.

Anchor @ Îles d’Hyères Escape to the wilder corners of the Riviera and visit the Îles d’Hyères. These sun-drenched islands lie just west of St. Tropez and offer unpretentious charms. Low-key in every way, discover Porquerolles by bicycle (private cars are forbidden), enjoying the violet bougainvillea and windswept pines as you ride along. Step ashore on the neighboring rugged island of Port-Cros, which, with its scattering of beach bars and palms, has a Caribbean vibe.

Shop @ The quintessential French town of St. Tropez is well known for fashion, with iconic labels such as Chanel, Dior and Louis Vuitton all having a noticeable presence along the picturesque cobblestone streets. Stepping into Dior is an event in itself – the boutique is housed in an 18th century honey-colored stone hôtel particulier (grand townhouse) with a stunning garden restaurant.

Like Porquerolles, Port-Cros and the surrounding waters are a protected conservation area and as such its hilly trails are impassable by any vehicle and provide stunning scenery at every turn. Some of the most spectacular sights, however, lie beneath the water. Discover the underwater trail with panels explaining the marine flora and fauna as you snorkel off the beach at La Palud.

Spa @ La Réserve Ramatuelle Escape the crowds at Pampelonne and head to La Réserve Ramatuelle. The hotel’s 10,000-square-foot wellness center offers customized programs (think luxurystyle bootcamps), hydrotherapy sessions and a fabulous selection of massages and facials.

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CANNES & ANTIBES Artists, poets and writers have all fallen under the spell of Cannes and Antibes, and before them the Romans and Napoleon. Today, both Cannes and Antibes are illuminated with a glow that goes beyond the ethereal sunlight, and boast culture, restaurants and elegant boutiques ashore.

Set in the medieval hilltop village of St Paul de Vence, the iconic La Colombe d’Or has a fantastic ambience.

Dine in front of original works of art by Picasso, Matisse and Braque while enjoying authentic Provençal cuisine.

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Dine @ Cannes offers both fabulous big-budget restaurants and charmingly authentic smaller bistros. The city’s finest hotels share Michelin-starred inventions, while some of the best Provençal cuisine can be found in tiny cobblestone back streets. The two-Michelin-starred La Palme d’Or is set in the Hôtel Martinez on the Cannes Croisette. Offering panoramic views of the bay from its terrace, resident chef Christian Sinicropi blends a combination of Mediterranean styles with his own contemporary fusion inspiration.

One of the glitziest celebrity hotspots for Riviera splendor, the Hôtel du Cap-Eden-Roc sits in a pine forest surrounded by nine acres of landscaped gardens.

Renowned for its star-packed deck, the Belle Époque landmark is home to one of the finest restaurants on the coast, the Eden Roc Restaurant (see Dock & Dine page 34). For some of the best bouillabaisse on the Riviera, step ashore to the family-run Le Bacon. Located across from the old town of Antibes and on the Baie des Anges, the Sordello family typically serve the catch of the day, Provençal style.

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For a lazy lunch, toes-in-the-sand style, take the tender ashore to Plage Keller and the Michelin-starred Le César.

A former haunt for F. Scott Fitzgerald, the fabulous setting is complemented by the freshest dishes, simply prepared.

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Explore @ If you are in need of a spot of culture head to the Old Town in Cannes and try the Musée de la Castre in the remains of a medieval castle, or the Bellini Chapel Museum, which houses painter Emmanuel Bellini’s works.

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Shop @ For designer labels and unique gifts, Cannes is a treasure trove of boutiques between the Croisette and the Rue d’Antibes. You can expect to find every leading designer on display here.

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Anchor @ île Saint-Honorat Lying just off Cannes, île Saint-Honorat is the place to head for a peaceful anchorage. Resident monks live in the Abbaye de Lérins, and you can stock up on their awardwinning wines.

Spa @ Spa Eden-Roc by La Prairie The Spa Eden-Roc by La Prairie, nestled in the Hôtel du Cap-Eden-Roc’s rose garden, offers a selection of pampering treatments inspired by the Mediterranean waters that surround the property.

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VILLEFRANCHE, BEAULIEU & CAP FERRAT The pretty villages of Villefranche, Cap Ferrat and Beaulieu offer idyllic backdrops to an anchorage.

Villefranche is known for the terracotta-colored buildings that tumble down through the steeped streets to the large bay, while Cap Ferrat and Beaulieu are 100 percent old Hollywood glamor.

Dine @ The stately old-world palace of the Grand Hôtel du Cap-Ferrat, run by the Four Seasons, has been tempting guests with its award-winning cuisine since 1908. Whether you choose to dine al fresco on the terrace at La Véranda, or opt for the Michelin-starred Le Cap (open for dinner only), you can expect fantastic Mediterranean cuisine conjured up by Michelin-star chef Yoric Tièche.

For stunning views that pan from Cap Ferrat to Monaco, it is worth stepping ashore to the Michelin-starred restaurant at Cap Estel. Expect faultless French cuisine with a modern twist. For a more dramatic vista and elegant local cuisine, climb the cobblestone path to Château Eza, atop the medieval village of Eze. The dining terrace hangs over the cliff some 400 meters above sea level.

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With equally appealing panoramic ocean views, the dining room of the two-Michelin-star La Chèvre d’Or is a gastronomic mecca with a reputation for both its spectacular setting and celebrated cuisine. Located in a château in Eze, meals can be enjoyed on the terrace or in the garden.

Party @ Anjuna Beach For Indian Ocean style in a stunning Mediterranean setting with cuisine to match, head to the trendy private beach club Anjuna Beach in Èze-sur-Mer. This is the type of place where lunch turns to dinner and then to dancing the night away.

Explore @ The Côte d’Azur has some of the most beautiful gardens in the world, including the Villa et Jardins Ephrussi de Rothschild’s formal green spaces (including French, Japanese and Spanish gardens), the cactus-filled Jardin Exotique de Monaco (with plants from Mexico, Central America, South Africa and beyond) and the Jardin Exotique d’Èze, which is located on the site of a medieval fortress.

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MONACO Fast cars, superyachts and designer boutiques are all part of the Monte-Carlo lifestyle, but there is more to the principality of Monaco than extravagance.

Look beyond its manicured streets and you will find a dose of culture at every turn. Step ashore to soak up the decadent glamor, and most importantly, enjoy some of the finest dining in the world.

Dine @ From local eateries serving regional fare to lavish oncein-a-lifetime restaurants, Monaco’s food scene is both indulgent and fresh. No one should leave Monte Carlo without experiencing the gastronomic delights of Alain Ducasse. Located inside the gilded Belle Époque Hôtel de Paris, the Michelin-star Le Louis XV serves haute contemporary cuisine inspired by the Riviera, while the newly opened Omer offers landscaped-garden views and Mediterranean flavors. And then there is the renowned Le Grill boasting outstanding Michelinstar cuisine and panoramic views from its recently renovated rooftop location.

The late Joël Robuchon was one of France’s best-known chefs, and his eponymous restaurant continues to bring his inventive Mediterranean cuisine to the table at the Hôtel Métropole.

The whole of the Riviera is awash with fresh, healthy market produce and locally sourced meat, fish and cheeses. Taking advantage of its proximity to fresh, organic produce, Elsa was the first 100 percent organic restaurant to earn a Michelin star.

Party @ Port Hercules is lined with waterside bars for an informal drink, while the Shisha Bar at Twiga Monte-Carlo attracts a young crowd. For a more refined place for an evening drink try Hôtel Metropole’s book-lined bar, or watch the sun set from the Sea Lounge. The seafront Pisco Bar at Peruvian newcomer Coya is where Monaco socialites vie for attention. After dark, rub shoulders on the dancefloor with the A-list cognoscenti at the legendary Jimmy’z.

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Even if you don’t feel like wagering, the famed Casino de Monte Carlo is well worth a visit. Order a martini at the bar and admire the Belle Époque building with its many chandeliers and frescoes.

Spa @ Two spas rule the wellbeing scene in Monte Carlo.

The Givenchy Spa at the Hôtel Metropole is a stylish urban oasis set back from the bustling Casino Square.

Alternatively, the Thermes Marins Monte-Carlo boasts a vast menu of treatments ranging from oneoff thalassotherapy experiences to individually tailored services.

Culture @ Monaco’s Musée Océanographique de Monaco (Oceanographic Museum) is famous not only for its 450,000-litre aquarium but for the building itself, which sits perched on the edge of a Monaco cliff. The Open Air Cinema, where films are projected againsgt the dramatic backdrop of Monaco’s rock, must be one of the world’s most spectacular cinema settings.

Explore @ Wander the narrow streets of the old town and visit the Prince’s Palace and Saint Nicholas Cathedral. If you are a fan of Grace Kelly, then head to the rose garden in Fontvieille Park, which was built in her memory. For further space in Monaco, check out Jardin Exotique de Monaco and the Japanese Garden.

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Shop @ The long-awaited One Monte-Carlo mall has finally opened. From Piaget to YSL and all the other LVMH brands, among many others, there is no bona fide international designer without a boutique at either this address or neighboring streets including Avenue de Monte-Carlo and Avenue des Beaux-Arts. For tableware and interior inspiration Sabrina Monte-Carlo is a favorite for Monégasques.

If you have time, Navigator recommends spending a few days at either end of your luxury yacht charter exploring the Riviera’s hinterlands. With dramatic gorges for kayaking and canoeing, they offer ample opportunity for active adventures.

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T R AV E L THE BUCKET LIST AS BUCKET LISTS GO, THE FOLLOWING EPIC TRAVEL MOMENTS ARE JUST TOO GOOD TO L E AV E L A N G U I S H I N G O N A N Y L I ST. S E I Z E T H E DAY W I T H A T R I P O F A L I F E T I M E WORDS MIRIAM CAIN

“Lux-peditions” may not roll off the tip of your tongue, but the trend for ultimate travel experiences is on the rise. From diving the TITANIC to experiencing the silence of the desert, it doesn’t have to be all about the thread count in your sheets or the size of the pool; wealthy travelers these days are also looking for something different, a unique experience that allows them to pause, savor and really get under the skin of a destination.

Ultimately, it’s also about space and being away from the crowds of tourists and the well-trodden path.

There’s something about exploring a new place that just can’t be beaten, and for those who want for nothing material, having a unique experience certainly carries more cachet. If this sounds like you and you dream of the road less traveled and the opportunity to relinquish all control, then trying something out of your comfort zone can actually be more relaxing than a beach vacation. “If real estate is location, location, location then luxury travel is experience, experience, experience," says Northrop & Johnson Senior Charter Broker Fiona Maureso.

And fortunately, Mother Earth is a clever lady — regardless of the month, some part of her is always enjoying the perfect season. No matter what time of year it happens to be, there is always an adventure to be had. These five adventures will propel you across the planet, and they may even give memories that will live with you forever. Now that is luxury.

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Exploration yachting, as it is has become referred to in the yachting industry, has rapidly become the next frontier in luxury travel.

“Clients who have previously spent every summer on charter in the Mediterranean or winter anchored off St. Barts, are looking to spice up their charters with ultra-exclusive charters to remote, hard-to-reach places,” says Fiona. “A handful of adventurous yachts have responded to this demand by offering charters in rare destinations.”

One such example is the 254-foot (77.4m) LEGEND. Putting her Class 1 ice-breaking capabilities to good use, she offers pure, unadulterated adventure as she chases the Polar summers from the Arctic to Antarctica.

Explore a pristine white wilderness with towering icebergs and a huge variety of wildlife on an ultimate adventure. It isn’t just the Poles that draw high-octane travelers to their shores, however.

Also breaking new cruising ground are a handful of beautiful Indonesian-style Phinisi yachts. Based in Southeast Asia, with itineraries in places like Komodo and Raja Ampat, you can cruise in absolute luxury aboard some of the most desirable charter yachts through the UNESCO-listed Komodo National Park on the likes of the 213-foot (65.2m) LAMIMA, or the 167.4-foot (51m) DUNIA BARU. These cruising grounds are so remote and free from human civilization that their ecosystems have been largely untouched by the hand of man, with coral reefs in stunningly clear water that go on for miles and miles and are absolutely teeming with colorful fish.

Need to know The 254-foot (77.4m) LEGEND is available to charter in the Arctic, Baltic and Mediterranean this spring and summer, and Antarctica and Patagonia next winter. Prices from €490,000 per week for up to 26 guests.

The 213-foot (65.2m) LAMIMA is available to charter in Raja Ampat, Komodo and Bali this summer and next winter season. Prices from $109,000 per week. The 167-foot (51m) DUNIA BARU is available to charter in Raja Ampat, Komodo and Bali this summer. Prices from $94,500 per week for up to 14 guests. Contact your nearest Northrop & Johnson charter broker for more information. charter@northropandjohnson.com

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PURE ADVENTURES If you are looking for extreme excursions into the most off-the-beaten-track destinations in the world, then speak to Matthew Robertson, founder of Momentum Adventure, the luxury adventure travel company. Experts in offering new experiences and fresh horizons, Matthew sent Gwyneth Paltrow to kayak with Komodo dragons in Indonesia, and a group of businessmen to the Borneo jungle for SAS survival training.

But you don’t need to be a Bear Grylls-type to experience stimulation and excitement.

Momentum Adventure specializes in offering unique luxury travel itineraries in remote destinations with style and panache.

After all, even when you are roughing it in the middle of nowhere, you still need your creature comforts. From abseiling down geothermal fissures to taking horses into the mountains and riding snowmobiles into glaciers, experiences that find their way into Momentum Adventure’s itineraries have the distinction of being both challenging and unique. “People want something special that isn’t accessible to everyone,” explains Matthew. “Every trip we take is bespoke, challenging, out of the box.”

But for experienced divers, their real claim to fame are the thousands of hammerhead sharks. “We have created an 11-day program which takes in the Costa Rica Thermal Dome, and any of the 20 dive spots surrounding Cocos Island,” says Matthew. “Back on land in Costa Rica, guests will have three days, accompanied by experienced guides, to explore the Corcovado National Park, one of the most biologically intense places on earth, where you can take night hikes.”

Need to know For diving enthusiasts Matthew recommends Price on application. diving with hammerhead sharks at Cocos Island. The island became a National Park in the late 1970s and was declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1997. Located 350 miles from the Pacific Coast, the waters are a worthy competitor in bio-diversity to the famous Galapagos Islands, and are famed for the large population of giant manta rays, whale sharks, dolphins and other marine species.

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DIVE THE TITANIC Those wanting to take their ultimate travel experience to new depths can go on the ultimate diving experience to discover the wreck of RMS TITANIC. More than 100 years after the 20th century’s most famous maritime disaster, epic expeditions to the wreck will take place in July and August of this year. The eight-day journey, organized by travel specialist Blue Marble Private with submersible developer OceanGate, will take just nine adventurous guests at a time. Only a handful have dived down to the watery grave since the wreckage was found in 1985.

Reaching depths of nearly 4,000 meters in a specially designed titanium and carbon fiber submersible alongside a crew of experts, the exploration will include three potential days of diving with dives lasting up to three hours.

Dives will take in the deck, the bow, the bridge and the cavern where the grand staircase was once located.

Mission Specialists, as the guests are called, assist the expedition team in the submersible and aboard the expedition yacht. During the voyage, specialists will be collecting scientific data to research and assess the decay of the ship, which is decaying due to extremophile bacteria (rust-eating bacteria) which could eat away the famous shipwreck within the next few decades. “This really is the opportunity of a lifetime,” says Blue Marble Private founder Elizabeth Ellis. “Far fewer people have visited the wreck of the TITANIC than the number who have been to space or summitted Mount Everest.” The cost of the expedition is the equivalent (after inflation) of the $4,350 First Class passage on the inaugural, and only, voyage that RMS TITANIC took from Southampton to New York.

Need to know Prices for 2019 are $105,129 per person with a maximum of up to nine guests/adventurers.

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LIVING ON THE EDGE It isn’t just rugged expedition yachts that are drawing high-spending adventurous clients to discover the Poles these days. Bespoke travel outfitter Natural World Safaris has taken many an intrepid holidaymaker to the Arctic, crafting high-end itineraries to encompass the most rare, unique and inaccessible. One such example is their remote safari to the very edge of the Earth in Arctic Canada, where guests camp in a tailor-made safari camp set on the floating sea ice.

“Our Ultimate Floe Edge Experience takes our guests to pristine locations where no human has set foot before and includes experiences such as a hot air balloon ride over the Arctic, snowmobile rides with Inuit guides, and kayaking and snorkeling alongside beluga whales and narwhals at the floe edge,” says Natural World Safaris founder Will Bolsover.

Guests can also retrace the footsteps of an Inuit while hiking on Baffin Island, or travel

across the Northwest Passage to visit the historic Beechey Island. And although it may not quite be superyacht accommodation, at the end of each day, gourmet meals are still prepared by professional chefs using locally-sourced delicacies. “Creating a truly once-in-a-lifetime experience can be as simple as the setting for a meal which may never have been imagined or encountering wildlife which you have never thought you could see in their natural environment.

Attention to detail, access to a black book of contacts, and outstanding experience are the factors needed to create a true bucket-list adventure,” says Will.

Need to know The Ultimate Floe Edge experience starts from $20,600 per person based on 16 travelers, or $330,680 total.

LUXPEDITIONS Philippe Brown, co-founder of London-based tour operator Brown + Hudson, calls their adventures “Luxpeditions”.

Rather than always trying to find the unknown, Brown + Hudson deliver an authentic slice of action, attracting high-spending clients from all over the world. Philippe has recently arranged trips taking clients to camp on the rim of an active volcano in Indonesia and hiking through ice caves of Afghanistan.

Brown + Hudson have created a bespoke Solomon Islands "Luxpedition" for Navigator. The Bear Grylls-meets-Robinson Crusoe offering will appeal to history buffs in search of something a little more high-octane than the run-of-the-mill cultural hotspots around the world. Dropped by helicopter in the Solomon Islands, clients will be challenged to make their way to certain points, with a series of objects — chosen by themselves — to help guide them along the way. From learning to fish with an expert to discovering ancient artifacts with a tribal chief or diving World War II wrecks with a marine biologist and war historian, guests will meet experts in their field as they travel through the Solomon Islands. “Everyone you meet will share insights and clues to help you get to your next destination,” says Philippe. “You might learn to build a canoe or make panpipes to call a team member.” At the end of the unique adventure guests will be rewarded at a luxurious private camp with spa treatments and a fabulous dinner with the High Shark Priest. Other unique experiences created exclusively by Brown + Hudson could include a safari through Sri Lanka with the film crew from Planet Earth, with David Attenborough’s voiceover, or a recreation of a Lord of the Rings scene with the film crew and original prop/set in New Zealand.

Need to know Solomon Islands Luxpedition is priced from $650,000 per person.

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PILLOW TALK From world-class luxury hotels to trendy boutique properties, Tokyo has become a heaving metropolis of the fashionable and funky. With such major sporting events on the horizon the city has welcomed a raft of new openings alongside lavish refurbishments to some old favorites.

Set in the exclusive Nihonbashi district near Ginza, the Mandarin Oriental Tokyo is a peaceful retreat away from the bustle of Shinjuku and Shibuya. Every one of the 179 rooms and suites boasts floor-to-ceiling windows affording spectacular views over Tokyo Skytree and Mount Fuji. The hotel is also known for its fine dining, with 12 restaurants, including three with Michelin stars.

At night the neon blaze of Shinjuku comes alive. Here you will find the Park Hyatt Tokyo, of Lost in Translation fame, situated on the top 14 floors of the Shinjuku Park Tower.

Nearly every room offers spectacular panoramic views of Tokyo, the Kanto plain and Mount Fuji.

Located in the business district Ōtemachi, close to the Imperial Palace, the Aman Tokyo is true to Aman’s signature understated style. Minimalist interiors tap into Japan’s design heritage with its wood, paper and stone.

The rooms are bright and spacious with expansive windows framing the city beyond. The spa is the property’s main draw. Spanning two serene floors, the sun-drenched enclave has a vast treatment menu, including the highly recommended Aman Tokyo Signature Journey. The spa also boasts a 100-foot indoor pool with views across the city.

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EAT, DRINK & DANCE Tokyo has the most Michelin stars of any city in the world, but it’s not just the haute cuisine that will impress. The famous Toyosu Market (previously located at Tsukiji Market) supplies fresh fish to some of the best sushi restaurants in the world. Rise early and you will see seafood of all shapes and sizes being auctioned. If you can’t make the 5am start, then there are several sushi restaurants dotted around the market.

Daiwa Sushi is the place to have breakfast, however it is so good that lines form outside starting at 5am. It is worth noting that an averagepriced sushi restaurant in Tokyo, with a highly skilled chef, can match a top-tier sushi restaurant in the US or Europe, so whatever gem you find it should not disappoint.

The aforementioned Mandarin Oriental Tokyo features three Michelinstarred restaurants — Signature, Sense and Tapas Molecular Bar. Signature offers French fine dining, while Sense is the place to head for authentic Cantonese cuisine. The Tapas Molecular Bar, known for its Instagram-friendly theatrical dining scene, is an experience by itself, thanks to its innovative molecular cuisine.

For a more relaxed affair, head to a local izakaya. These casual eating and drinking places serve fantastic dishes and are frequented by locals.

Doma-doma is a very good chain of izakaya, one of which can be found in the Shibuya district.

Tokyo also excels at all things nocturnal — as the sun sets the urban landscape lights up with neon signs. Trendy cocktail bars and backstreet drinking dens can be found on every corner. Of particular note is Baccarat’s B Bar. Located in the basement of the flagship store, every drink is served in individually selected glasses designed to suit the drink, but the recommended tipple is a killer martini. The city is one of Asia’s top nightclubbing destinations and for good reason. Maintaining Tokyo’s long and rich history of nightclubbing, the world’s biggest DJs perform on a weekly basis. 1OAK Tokyo in the Roppongi district is the club that received the most hype in 2018. With popular hip-hop artists and international DJs, this is the place to be and be seen — expect a New York vibe with celebrities and VIP areas. Other clubs of note include Alife, also in Roppongi and ATOM Tokyo.

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DO & DISCOVER Stroll through the gardens of the Imperial Palace. When originally built, the castle was the largest in the world comprising 10 miles of grounds. Emperor Meiji downsized the palace in the late 19th century and his hidden palace cannot be visited, but the gardens, moats and turreted watchtowers are a stunning backdrop to any walk.

A mega-metropolis of contradictions, despite Tokyo’s modernity, traditional culture is never far from sight.

Look behind the gleaming façade of skyscrapers and you will find Tokyo’s cultural core. There is no one particular museum area as such, rather you will find there are many small museums and galleries spread throughout the city.

If you are short on time, take a whistle-stop tour of Japanese culture at Ueno Park. Here you will find a host of museums, including the Tokyo National Museum, the National Museum of Modern Art, the National Museum of Nature and Science and the Tokyo Metropolitan Art Museum.

The Nezu Museum in the Aoyama district is a serene space where exhibitions of pre-modern Asian arts, including calligraphy, textiles, painting and tea ceremony tools are showcased. Take a stroll around the gardens surrounding the museum where carp-filled ponds are framed by crimson maples in the autumn and blooms in the spring.

For a taste of traditional Tokyo head to Asakusa, the old downtown district of the capital. The area centers on the capital’s oldest temple, Sensoji, a Buddhist temple founded in the ninth century, which enshrines a tiny gold image of the Buddhist goddess of mercy, Kannon; legend has it that the image was fished from the nearby Sumida River in AD628. Complete with vermilion gateways and a bustling market, the shrine is in the liveliest part of town.

Tokyo is still the seat of an Emperor. As of press time, the current is Emperor Akihito, who acceded to the Chrysanthemum Throne upon the death of his father, Emperor Shōwa, in 1989. After 30 years ruling, Akihito will abdicate at the end of April this year and his heir, Naruhito, is expected to succeed as Emperor to become the 126th Emperor of the world’s oldest monarchy. Visit the Meiji Shrine, the deified spirit of the Emperor Meiji, Akihito’s great grandfather. The shrine resides in a Shinto temple surrounded by a forest of 170,000 trees and is a peaceful haven away from the busy streets of Tokyo.

In stark contrast, a short stroll takes you to one of the city’s most contemporary landmarks, Tokyo Skytree, which at more than 2,000 feet (634 meters) is the world’s tallest broadcast tower. Take the elevator to the viewing platform for epic vistas across Tokyo and beyond.

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SEE & SHOP Tokyo has a shop for practically anything one could ever want to buy. From cutting-edge electronics to trendy fashion and traditional crafts, prepare yourself for a shopping spree. Most of the sightseeing areas double as shopping districts so you can kill two birds with one stone as you take in the city. Shinjuku is one of the largest shopping and entertainment districts. Centered around the Shinjuku Station, the shopping comprises of a handful of major department stores. Flagship boutiques and some of the largest electronic retailers in Japan can also be found down the side streets. For the Japanese youth trends head to Shibuya, another large shopping district with small boutiques, including high fashion and designer brands.

For a more upscale shopping experience head to the treelined avenue of Omotesando in the Harajuku district.

Over in the Ginza district, the new Ginza Six complex offers retail and culture combined. High-end flagship stores sit beside contemporary art installations. Nearly every leading Japanese and international brand name has a presence here, as well as major electronics retailers.

Outside the city center the Nihonbashi district is home to Japan’s original department store, the Mitsukoshi Main Store, which originated in 1673. Step inside the regal entrance and head to the expansive fourth floor kimono section. The store’s huge food court is also worth visiting simply to marvel at the exquisite produce. The small side streets around Mitsukoshi are where you will find traditional artisan goods in ancient shops with hundreds of years of history. You can even try for yourself the techniques that are employed to create them. The best souvenir to take home is your name in calligraphy on Japanese paper that you have made yourself. Equally unique would be a pair of bespoke shoes that artisans handcraft in the small atelier Sonomitsu. A bespoke pair takes up to eight months to complete so when they are delivered home, they will bring happy memories.

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Spring is synonymous with sakura (cherry blossom), when the city is awash with hundreds of cherry blossom trees in full bloom. As a general rule, any time between March 20 and the first week of April is usually peak time for blossoms that dance on the breeze like snow. In Japanese culture, the cherry blossom is a symbol of transience and renewal; the ritual of appreciating and contemplating the blossom is known as “hanami.� Join locals at the bridge in the Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden, which, along with Chidorigafuchi (the gardens surrounding the Imperial Palace), is one of the most picturesque spots in Tokyo during the cherry blossom-viewing season. The Japanese way to view the blossom is to make a packed lunch in a bento box for the family to share in the park under the sakura trees.

For a taste of traditional Japanese serenity in the heart of the city venture on foot to The Koomon, a small family-run cultural institution. Here kimono-clad masters teach the art of the tea ceremony, calligraphy and kimono dressing.

You can also find urban hot springs dotted around the city, including the Oedo Onsen Monogatari. The onsen (hot spring) complex has a dozen different types of steaming water baths in a setting inspired by old Tokyo with wooden buildings and traditional Japanese lanterns.

And finally, if you really want to let it all out, head to a private karaoke booth and sing like no one is watching.

No visit to Tokyo is complete without taking part in this national pastime. Karaoke venues with private rooms are found all over the city. Try Uta Hiroba in Shibuya.

Spend a few days exploring the bright lights and intimate backstreets and you will be surprised what you find right on your doorstep.

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Generational shifts in attitudes, preferences and behaviors are reshaping many aspects of life in the western world and the estate planning process is no exception, say wealth managers Northern Trust. Experts in providing wealth management and international trust solutions to individuals, families and institutions, Northern Trust has more than a century of knowledge in this area.

Their experts report an increase in “generational” wealth management, fueled in part by rising asset values and a desire from clients to make sure that their wealth is managed effectively and transferred on to the next generation intact. Most wealthy entrepreneurs want to make their money last not just for their own lives, but also for generations of their family to come, but there is a saying among wealth managers: “The first generation makes it, the second generation spends it, and the third generation loses it.”

Backing this up, one of the most frightening statistics facing any wealthy entrepreneur is that 70 percent of wealthy families lose their wealth by the second generation, and a stunning 90 percent by the third. To overcome these odds, a sustainable strategy needs to be put in place by the first generation to ensure that the wealth lasts for several generations.

Hugh Magill, Executive Vice President and Chief Fiduciary Officer at Northern Trust recognizes that wealth managers must also change the traditional approach to wealth management. “A good wealth manager needs to consider the modern family structure, increases in clients’ life expectancy, and the rise of second marriages, along with the increase in age-gaps for second marriages,” Hugh explains.

REMARRIAGE AGE-GAPS PERCENT OF NEW MARRIAGES, BY AGE DIFFERENCE TO SPOUSE Spouse six to nine years older

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A remarriage includes at least one spouse who has been married before. Based on marriage that began in the past 12 months.

Based on couples, not individuals, where at least one spouse is age 18 or older.

Source Livingston, G (2014, November 13). Four-in-Ten Couples are Saying “I Do,” Again. Pew Research Center. Retrieved from http://pewsocialtrends.org/2014/11/14/four-in-ten-couples-are-saying-i-do-again/st2014-11-14remarriage-01/

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Multi-Generational Families The age span of families living and managing wealth together has been rising for many decades. Life expectancy in the West has risen by more than 30 years since 1900, while the number of adults who have remarried has also greatly increased since the 1960s. With large age gaps in second marriages becoming more common, it is not uncommon for a blended family of spouses and children to cover three or even four generations.

It is not just multi-generational families that need to be considered. Estate planning has not caught up with the change in “traditional” family structures. Today’s families less frequently reflect the “traditional” combination of husband, wife and two children. Modern families, including blended families, cohabiting couples and others are increasingly as common as the ‘traditional’ family structure.

Traditional estate planning approaches must be reevaluated to serve the needs of modern families.

Generational Differences To better serve multiple generations, estate planning also needs to expand beyond financial considerations. The attitudes, behaviors and preferences of younger generations have changed significantly from those of the generations that shaped traditional estate planning models. While younger generations seem increasingly inclined to seek meaning and purpose behind their inheritances, traditional estate plans rarely provide such insight.

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Those who created the wealth, including traditionalists born in the first half of the 20th century, and baby boomers born between 1946 and 1964, often have a different attitude toward wealth compared with the Generation X and Millennials who have become their inheritors. The traditionalists are work-centered while the younger generation is life-centered.

A B L E N D E D , M U LT I - G E N E R AT I O N A L FA M I LY With large age gaps in remarriage, it is not uncommon for a blended family of spouses and children to cover four generations Family Structure

Wife 1 Traditionalist 72 yrs

Son Gen X 44 yrs

Husband Traditionalist 72 yrs

Son Gen X 42 yrs

Daughter Gen X 40 yrs

Wife 2 Boomer 57 yrs

Son Millenial 25 yrs

Source Northern Trust https://wealth.northerntrust.com/articles/navigating-generational-divides/

Son Millenial 21 yrs

Trusts which will effectively bridge the gap between more traditional wealth creators and their younger beneficiaries should “speak” about the values underlying the creation of the wealth, aspirations for how it will contribute to beneficiaries’ well being, and equip trustees with greater discretion to adopt trusts’ management for the evolving needs of modern families.

Redefining Family Wealth Historically, estate planning has been predominantly focused on the financial aspect of legacies. But when families think more holistically about their wealth, their plans for their financial wealth can become more closely aligned with their values and aspirations. Ultimately, it’s about finding a model that works for the entire family, bridging any differences and communicating wealth’s purpose for generations to come.

Talk to an estate planning advisor who has experience in creating solutions for contemporary families, such as the experts at Northern Trust. northerntrust.com

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R E A L E S TAT E C A R O L I N E B AY, B E R M U D A WORDS DANIEL WADE

Bermuda has long attracted visitors to its pink-sand beaches and perpetually sunny climate, making it the ideal island getaway year-round. Just a mere two-hour flight from the US east coast, and a seven-hour direct flight from the UK, the fishhook-shaped archipelago sits quietly in the middle of the Atlantic. Once a major trading hub, in the 1950s and 60s Bermuda transformed into a luxurious vacation spot for the East Coast elite. As developments waned in light of more lucrative industries, including insurance and banking, the Caribbean seemingly stole away the glitterati.

But they are now back, partly thanks to the high-profile America’s Cup, which took place along Bermuda’s shores in 2017. Since then the island has made a significant comeback, welcoming not just the American jet set, but travelers from all over the world to discover an island that offers a rich history, friendly locals and a stunning coastline. On the island’s west end, the most talked about new development is the Ritz-Carlton Reserve at Caroline Bay. The first ultra-luxury development with branded residences in Bermuda, the 182-acre site sits on a long, narrow point that separates the secluded Little Sound from the Great Sound.

Perfectly well placed for residents and guests to engage in all manner of water activities, from yachting to kayaking to paddle boarding, Caroline Bay was used as a home base by Artemis Racing, the Swedish America’s Cup team, for their training throughout the event. Formerly named Morgan’s Point, the reclaimed land has played an important role in Bermuda’s rich aviation history and was once used as a naval base.

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Along with the luxury Ritz-Carlton Reserve boutique hotel and spa (opening 2020), restaurants, and a superyacht marina, the high-end branded properties include two, three and four-bedroom residences ranging from 2,000 to 3,200 square feet. Bedrooms feature terraces, while retractable glass walls overlook Little Sound and Great Sound, and plunge pools and outdoor entertaining areas allow for alfresco living throughout the year.

Prices range from $3.2 million up to $5.8 million for the four-bedroom penthouses.

Designed with a nod to British Colonial architecture, the residences are contemporary and sophisticated throughout, fully embracing Bermuda’s casually elegant lifestyle.

Residents will enjoy special privileges at the Ritz-Carlton Reserve resort, including access to the fitness center, restaurants, bars, kids’ club and residents-only lounge.

The Cove is the first phase of construction, consisting of five identical buildings, each offering seven units. The first building has been handed over to the developer, and the remaining are to be turned over sequentially as completed. Current plans call for 179 residential properties in total.

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In fact, N&J sold 50 yachts 24 meters and above, taking 9.5 percent of the market share and outselling all other brokerage houses around the world. The market overall saw a 10 percent reduction in sales due to low inventory, but with the order books of builders filling up and 38 yacht sales to date, 2019 looks promising. 525 yachts were sold in 2018 with a total asking price of $4.7 billion. The largest yacht sold was the 361-feet (110m) JUBILEE from Oceanco.

01 MINE GAMES 203-foot (62m) Benetti sold by Sales Broker Ann Avery

07 PREFERENCE 119-foot (36.4m) Tansu sold by Sales Broker Jim Elliott

13 EVNIKE 106-foot (32.5m) Lowland Yachts sold by Sales Broker Simon Turner

19 LA DOLCE VITA 85-foot (26m) Mooned sold

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25 O’NEILL 73-foot (22.6m) Awesome sold

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02 PODIUM 196-foot (59.7m) Lürssen sold by Sales Broker Joe Foggia

08 M&M 115-foot (35m) Mengi-Yay sold

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14 CARPE DIEM 100-foot (30.5m) Broward sold by Sales Broker Steve Elario

26 ISLANDER 72-foot (22m) Lantana sold by Sales Broker Paul Daubner

03 MOKA 138-foot (42.2m) Sanlorenzo sold by Sales Broker Derk Jan Rolff

09 FRUITION II 113-foot (34.3m) Nautor’s Swan sold

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20 METOLIUS 84-foot (25.5m) Royal Huisman sold

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04 RANGER 137-foot (41.7m) Danish Yachts sold

by Sales Broker Ann Avery

10 AZUL A 112-foot (34m) Moonen sold by Sales Broker Jim Poulsen

05 BRIO 125-foot (38m) Heesen sold by Sales Broker Joe Foggia

11 KEEWAYDIN 110-foot (33.5m) Palmer Johnson sold by Sales Broker Simon Turner

15 21 I SEA 99-foot (30.2m) Southern Wind sold OCEANA 82-foot (25m) Ocean Alexander sold

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by Sales Broker Philip Bell 16 22 MAYA RAY LA MER 95-foot (28.9m) Southern Wind 80-foot (24.4m) Hatteras sold by sold by Sales Brokers Michael Sales Broker Ann Avery Nethersole and Simon Turner

06 TIME FOR US 122-foot (37.2m) Delta sold by Sales Brokers K Merrigan, K Klein, E Dickinson & W Sanford

12 MOSKING 110-foot (33.5m) Overmarine sold

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27 RUNAWAY 71-foot (21.6m) Decho sold by Sales Brokers Jim Elliott & Tom Corkett 28 SIXTEEN TONS 71-foot (21.6m) North Wind sold by Sales Broker Jochen Brill

17 LUCHYA 89-foot (27m) Dubbel & Jesse sold

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23 PLAN B 76-foot (23.2m) Lazzara sold by Sales Broker Ann Avery

29 GRAND ILLUSION 68-foot (20.7m) Santa Cruz sold

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18 SAMISA 85-foot (25.8m) Delta Carbon sold by Sales Broker Bill Titus

24 TEREZA 75-foot (22.8m) Lazzara sold by Sales Broker Steve Elario

30 MEGUSTA 68-foot (20.7m) Marlow sold by Sales Broker Michael Nethersole

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02 37 VOGLIA 50-foot (15.2m) Beneteau sold

by Sales Broker Simon Turner 38 EVENTFUL 44-foot (13.4m) Sea Ray sold

by Sales Broker Jim Elliot 39 LYDIA 44-foot (13.4m) Custom sold

by Sales Broker Tom Corkett 40 LOONA 43-foot (13.2m) Grand Banks sold by Sales Broker Mathias Chouraki 41 KIWI 42-foot (12.8m) Sabre sold

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01 BEYOND 72M 236-foot (72m) Fincantieri for sale with Sales Broker Michael Gräff

08 AT LAST 145-foot (44.2m) Heesen for sale with Sales Brokers Kristen Klein & Kevin Merrigan

42 GITANA 40-foot (12.8m) Hinckley sold

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02 MAYBE 194-foot (59m) MetalShips & Docks for sale with Sales Broker Josh Lee

09 TANVAS 131-foot (40m) Sunseeker for sale with Sales Broker Jim Poulsen

03 SERENITY 164-foot (49.9m) Overmarine for sale with Sales Broker David Seal

10 REVELRY 128-foot (39m) Hakvoort for sale with Sales Broker Wes Sanford

04 BEYOND 50M 164-foot (50m) Custom motor yacht for sale with Sales Broker Michael Gräff

11 ACCIAIO 123-foot (37.4m) Cantiere delle Marche for sale with Sales Broker Philip Bell

05 ZOOM ZOOM ZOOM 161-foot (49.07m) Trinity for sale with Sales Brokers Kevin Merrigan & Kristen Klein

12 ISABELLA 118-foot (36m) Westport for sale with Sales Brokers Paul Daubner & Rolf Smith

19 GRACE 94-foot (28.6m) Astondoa for sale with Sales Broker Ed Dickinson

06 REBEL 157-foot (48m) Trinity for sale with Sales Brokers Steve Elario & Joe Foggia

13 CRESCENT 117 117-foot (35.7m) Crescent for sale with Sales Brokers Todd Rittenhouse & Wes Sanford

20 THE FLYING DUTCHMAN 94-foot (28.6m) Heesen for sale with Sales Brokers Kevin Kramer & Todd Rittenhouse

07 DYNASTY 147-foot (44.8m) Sunrise for sale with Sales Brokers Ed Dickinson & Michael Payne

14 EL MIRAR II 110-foot (33.5m) Horizon for sale with Sales Broker Paul Daubner

21 REVEIL 92-foot (28.2m) AB Yachts for sale with Sales Broker Sébastien Clavé

31 BIGMARU 66-foot (20m) X-Yachts sold by Sales Brokers J Goverts & S Turner

43 XI 40-foot (12.2m) Tiara sold by Sales Broker Bruce Leffers

32 THREE 63 63-foot (19m) Hanse Yachts sold by Sales Broker Simon Turner

44 EMILY ANN 36-foot (10.9m) Hinckley sold

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33 WENDY LEAH 59-foot (18m) Marquis sold by Sales Broker Philip Bell

45 CAVALIER 36-foot (11m) Sabre sold

by Sales Broker Jonathan Chapman

34 RITA 57-foot (17.5m) Nautor’s Swan sold

by Sales Broker Simon Turner 35 PAKILAR 56-foot (17m) Nauta Yachts sold

by Sales Broker Simon Turner 36 ESCAPADE 50-foot (15.2m) Jeanneau Sun Odyssey sold by Sales Broker Jonathan Chapman

46 TEAMMATES 36-foot (11m) Tiara sold by Sales Broker Tom Corkett 47 RANGER II 32-foot (10m) Falcon sold by Sales Broker Ann Avery 48 ONCE AROUND 29-foot (8.8m) Jeanneau sold by Brian Commette

15 CRESCENT 110 110-foot (33.5m) Crescent for sale with Sales Brokers Todd Rittenhouse & Wes Sanford 16 LAURA S 108-foot (32.3m) Sunseeker for sale with Sales Broker David Seal 17 SV 103 103-foot (31.3m) Magic Yachts for sale with Sales Broker James Munn 18 SORRIDENTE 95-foot (28.9m) Azimut for sale with Sales Broker Philip Bell

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22 BUGARI F86 87-foot (26.5m) BUGARI for sale with Sales Broker Michael Gräff 23 ELENA 86-foot (26.2m) Shipyard of Kramer & Booly for sale with Sales Broker Michael Gräff

30 KITTIWAKE 75-foot (22.9m) Washburn & Doughty for sale with Sales Broker Brian Commette

38 ARGOSEA 70-foot (21.3m) Johnson for sale with Sales Brokers Todd Rittenhouse and Rolf Smith

46 SKY’S LIMIT 52-foot (16m) Riva for sale with Sales Broker Sébastien Clavé

31 HATT TRICK 74-foot (22.5m) Ocean Alexander for sale with Sales Broker Brian Commette

39 DIAMANTE 68-foot (20.7m) Hunt for sale with Sales Broker Bruce Leffers

47 ROCKETSHIP 52-foot (15.8m) Viking for sale with Sales Broker Paul Daubner

32 CRYSTAL 73-foot (22.2m) Moonen for sale with Sales Broker Jochen Brill

40 ISNL 68-foot (20.6m) Oyster Marine for sale with Sales Broker Simon Turner

25 OASIS YACHTS 80 80-foot (24.4m) Corona Yachts 80 for sale with Sales Brokers Joe Foggia & Steve Elario

33 PULSAR II 73-foot (22.2m) X Yachts for sale with Sales Broker Joost Goverts

41 LUCKY STAR 67-foot (20.4m) Royal van Dam for sale with Sales Broker Derk Jan Rolff

26 MATHILDA SOUND 80-foot (24.4m) Oyster Marine for sale with Sales Broker J Goverts

34 HOLO KAI 72-foot (21.9m) Oyster Marine for sale with Sales Broker Todd Rittenhouse

42 ISABELLE OF LUXEMBOURG 64-foot (19.5m) Pershing for sale with Sales Broker Sébastien Clavé

24 LOUNOR 80-foot (24.5m) Pershing for sale with Sales Broker Sébastien Clavé

27 BILL AND ME 78-foot (23.9m) Baltic Yachts for sale with Sales Broker James Munn

35 COASTAL QUEEN 72-foot (21.9m) A.G. Price for sale with Sales Broker Hank Halsted

28 EL ENCANTO 78-foot (23.7m) Jones Goodell for sale with Sales Broker Kevin Kramer

36 LADY J II 72-foot (21.9m) Alalunga for sale with Sales Broker Sébastien Clavé

29 SYBER 76-foot (23.15m) AB Yachts for sale with Sales Broker Sébastien Clavé

37 OCEAN TIGER 70-foot (22m) Absolute S.p.A. for sale with Sales Broker Michael Gräff

43 ANDREA DONN 3 58-foot (17.7m) Viking for sale with Sales Broker Paul Daubner 44 Z55 55-foot (16.7m) Zeelander for sale with Sales Broker Philip Bell 45 ARCHER 55-foot (16.9m) MerrifieldRoberts for sale with Sales Broker Todd Rittenhouse

48 SONIA 52-foot (15.7m) Riva for sale with Sales Broker Sébastien Clavé 49 GOLDEN EAGLE 44-foot (13.4m) Sea Ray for sale with Tom Corkett 50 CHASIN TAIL 34-foot (10.36m) Regulator for sale with Sales Broker Paul Daubner

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01 LUMIERE II 203-foot (62m) Benetti

07 SEQUOIA 86-foot (26.1m) Phinisi

02 ICE LADY 142-foot (43.3m) Helsingfors

08 SULTANA 85-foot (25.8m) Feadship

03 ICE 5 140-foot (42.67m) Turquoise Yachts

09 SOPHIA 82-foot (25m) Royal Denship

04 OCEAN PURE 131-foot (40m) Custom

10 PACIFIC QUEST 82-foot (25m) New Wave Catamarans

05 CHASING DAYLIGHT 130-foot (39.9m) Westport 06 KAOS 122-foot (37.2m) Sanlorenzo

11 SONEVA IN AQUA 75-foot (23m) Ta Yang

M/Y SOLO 236-foot (72m) Tankoa Yachts, 2018

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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

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ZOOM ZOOM ZOOM 1 6 1 ’ ( 4 9 . 1 M ) : : T R I N I T Y YA C H T S : : 2 0 0 5 / 2 0 1 6 10 GUESTS :: 5 CABINS

ASKING PRICE $14,500,000

► The sophisticated onboard atmosphere and top performance of the 161-foot (49.07m) ZOOM ZOOM ZOOM ensure she is an excellent luxury yacht for any type of guest. Versatile and beautiful, she boasts an already successful charter program. Her Evan K. Marshall-designed interior offers elegance and relaxation; the chic outdoor areas provide plenty of space for socializing and soaking up the sun. ►For more information about this luxury yacht contact: Kevin.Merrigan@NorthropandJohnson.com :: +1 954 647 5986

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BEYOND 72M 236’ (72M) :: FINCANTIERI :: 2022 12 GUESTS :: 6 CABINS

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► Sharp, stunning and remarkable, the 236-foot (72m) BEYOND 72M is an impressive new build concept by exterior designers Christopher Seymour Designs and Carl Esch Design Consultant. Four lavish decks will provide guests with optimum luxury at sea. The yacht’s piste de resistance is unique beach club and transom — which provides the ultimate onwater experience, perfect for unwinding and enjoying the yacht’s water toys. ►For more information about this luxury yacht contact: Michael.Graff@NorthropandJohnson.com :: +34 677 002 788

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THE PERFECT BLEND OF ELEGANCE & PERFORMANCE

M AYBE

1 9 4 ’ ( 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

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► Elegance is personified with the luxury superyacht 194-foot (59m) MAYBE. From her superior seakeeping abilities to her lavish interior spaces featuring a modern aesthetic and sumptuous décor and exquisite alfresco areas that allow guests to enjoy all the best life at sea has to offer, MAYBE definitely is the perfect yacht for cruising the world with family and friends. ►For more information about this luxury yacht contact: Josh.Lee@NorthropandJohnson.com :: +66 81 891 3367

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R MK 58M 190’ (58M) :: RMK :: 2020 14 GUESTS :: 7 CABINS

ASKING PRICE €34,000,000

► World-cruising capabilities were one of the main elements considered when awardwinning Hot Lab Yacht & Design conceptualized the 190-foot (58m) RMK 58M. This ultramodern and luxurious explorer yacht will offer guests the globe’s most unique destinations without sacrificing lavish accommodations or elegant style. Expansive interior volume and vast deck spaces ensure comfort for all 14 guests. ►For more information about this luxury yacht contact: Joe.Foggia@NorthropandJohnson.com :: +1 954 774 4225

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16 4’ (49.9M ) :: OV ERMARINE :: 2011/2017 13 GUESTS :: 5 CABINS

ASKING PRICE $18,500,000

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► High speeds and exceptional performance combine with sumptuous style aboard the 164foot (49.9m) luxury superyacht SERENITY. Built in 2011 by Overmarine, she is one of the most successful high-speed performance yachts in the world. Without compromising, SERENITY will provide owners with a fast, luxurious on-water lifestyle that is second to none. Thanks to constant maintenance and a 2017 refit, she is in top condition. ►For more information about this luxury yacht contact: David.Seal@NorthropandJohnson.com :: +44 78 96 89 5892

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R EBEL

1 5 7 ’ ( 4 7. 9 M ) : : T R I N I T Y YA C H T S : : 2 0 0 5 / 2 0 1 5 10 GUESTS :: 5 CABINS

ASKING PRICE $15,600,000

► The perfectly pedigreed 157-foot (48m) REBEL was built by Trinity yachts in 2005 and refitted in 2015 to top specifications. An expansive interior with a warm, inviting atmosphere, three large, open decks with ample space for relaxing and socializing and five sumptuous staterooms ensure REBEL provides the utmost luxury at sea. Her style and seaworthiness further enhance her appeal. ►For more information about this luxury yacht contact: Steve.Elario@NorthropandJohnson.com :: +1 954 830 0288

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EXPLORE THE WORLD IN COMFORT & ST YLE

DYNASTY

1 4 7 ’ ( 4 4 . 9 M ) : : S U N R I S E YA C H T S : : 2 0 0 9 / 2 0 1 8 11 GUESTS :: 5 CABINS

ASKING PRICE €9,950,000

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► The vast volume (499GRT) of the 147-foot (44.85m) luxury motor yacht DYNASTY alone ensures that she is an exceptional yacht. When combined with her other impressive features, including a full-beam skylounge and ample headroom; her spacious sundeck and two VIP suites, it is clear that DYNASTY is a yacht unlike others. This full-displacement, world-cruising yacht is in pristine condition, having been consistently upgraded and refitted throughout her life. ►For more information about this luxury yacht contact: Ed.Dickinson@NorthropandJohnson.com :: +33 6 48 90 5913

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BEYOND 82M 269' (82m) :: Christopher Seymour Designs :: 2023 :: POA Michael.Graff@NorthropandJohnson.com :: +34 677 002 788 — ► The 269-foot (82m) BEYOND 82M is a new design concept created for guests to enjoy the on-water lifestyle effortlessly. Exterior designer Christopher Seymour closely collaborated with design consultant Carl Esch and interior designer Theodoros Fotiadis to create an innovative and contemporary concept yacht with five decks for fun, entertaining, relaxing, dining and socializing. ►NOT FOR SALE OR CHARTER TO U.S. RESIDENTS WHILE IN U.S. WATERS

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

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IONIAN PRINCESS 150' (45.7m) :: Christensen :: 2005/2018 :: $13,750,000 Joe.Foggia@NorthropandJohnson.com :: +1 954 774 4225

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CHECKMATE 145' (44.2m) :: Benetti :: 2013/2018 :: $14,990,000 Jonathan.Chapman@NorthropandJohnson.com :: +1 401 474 4793

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PRAXIS 143' (43.6m) :: Feadship :: 1987/2019 :: $9,990,000 Joe.Foggia@NorthropandJohnson.com :: +1 954 774 4225

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

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RMK 5000 EVO EXPLORER 164' (49.9m) :: RMK :: 2020 :: €24,000,000 Joe.Foggia@NorthropandJohnson.com :: +1 954 774 4225 — ► The world is your oyster aboard the 164-foot (49.9m) RMK 5000 EVO EXPLORER. Conceptualized by the award-winning Hot Lab Yacht & Designs, this globetrotting superyacht offers the interior volume and exterior deck space of a much larger yacht. Her 4,000-nautical-mile range and a shallow draft of just under eight feet (2.3m) truly allows her to explore anywhere in the world with exceptional comfort provided by an advanced stabilization system. ►NOT FOR SALE OR CHARTER TO U.S. RESIDENTS WHILE IN U.S. WATERS

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TANVAS 131' (40.1m) :: Sunseeker :: 2010 :: $8,950,000 Jim.Poulsen@NorthropandJohnson.com :: +66 81 891 3237

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APHRODITE 131' (40m) :: Westport :: 2010 :: $15,495,000 Kevin.Merrigan@NorthropandJohnson.com :: +1 954 647 5986

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ACCIAIO 123' (37.4m) :: Cantiere Delle Marche :: 2019 :: €14,800,000 Philip.Bell@NorthropandJohnson.com :: +1 954 873 0171

AR-DE 122' (37.2m) :: Burger :: 2002 :: $8,950,000 Kevin.Merrigan@NorthropandJohnson.com :: +1 954 647 5986 NOR T HROPA ND JOHNS ON.C OM

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TUTTO LE MARRANE 152’ (46.2m) :: Leopard :: 2011 :: POA Ed.Dickinson@NorthropandJohnson.com :: +33 6 48 90 59 13 — ► Find your thill aboard the 150-foot (46m) luxury motor yacht TLM. With the ability to reach 36 knots, she is fast and fabulous. Zero Speed stabilizers provide complete comfort while aboard and her shallow draft allows cruising anywhere, including The Bahamas. The strikingly beautiful Cristiano Gatto-designed interior is modern and stylish and her spacious guest accommodations are sure to impress.

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

CRYSTAL 121' (36.9m) :: Moonen :: 2015 :: €8,950,000 Michael.Payne@NorthropandJohnson.com :: +33 6 09 54 61 67

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DREAM WEAVER 120' (36.6m) :: OA/Christensen :: 2013 :: $11,750,000 Brian.Commette@NorthropandJohnson.com :: +1 401 965 5226

ENCORE 120' (36.7m) :: Crescent Yachts :: 1992/2013 :: $4,995,000 Wes.Sanford@NorthropandJohnson.com :: +1 954 806 7036

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ELISA 150' (45.7m) :: Christensen :: 2003/2017 :: $16,495,000 Paul.Daubner@NorthropandJohnson.com :: +1 619 228 1942 — ► Ideal for large families and guests of all ages — and charter-ready if desired — the 150-foot (45.7m) superyacht offers layouts that maximize her size.

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OCEAN CLUB 120' (36.6m) :: Sovereign Yachts :: 2002/2015 :: $4,295,000 Whit.Kirtland@NorthropandJohnson.com :: +1 305 793 5886

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

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ISABELLA 118' (35.9m) :: Westport/Shaw :: 1997 :: $3,495,000 Paul.Daubner@NorthropandJohnson.com :: +1 619 228 1942

CRESCENT 117 117' (35.7m) :: Crescent Yachts :: 2019 :: $13,980,000 Wes.Sanford@NorthropandJohnson.com :: +1 954 806 7036 NOR T HROPA ND JOHNS ON.C OM

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AT LAST 145' (44.2m) :: Heesen :: 1990/2017 :: $7,400,000 Kristen.Klein@NorthropandJohnson.com :: +1 727 644 9754 — ► The embodiment of absolute luxury, Heesen’s 145-foot (44.17m) luxury tri-deck motor yacht AT LAST is exquisite in every detail. Offering an inspired level of comfort and elegance thanks to designer Tui Pranich, the interior of AT LAST is both cheerful and relaxing. Her unencumbered decks provide ample space for sunning and socializing while her toys all are stored under the main deck aft courtesy of an excellent layout. ►NOT FOR SALE OR CHARTER TO U.S. RESIDENTS WHILE IN U.S. WATERS

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SIN OR SWIM 116' (35.5m) :: Azimut :: 2006/2016 :: $4,150,000 Sean.Doyle@NorthropandJohnson.com :: +1 954 478 3380

LIFE OF RILEY 115' (35.1m) :: Westport - Crescent :: 1994/2015 :: $4,779,000 Jim.Elliott@NorthropandJohnson.com :: +1 949 887 8927

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

GTT 115 115' (35.1m) :: Dynamiq :: 2018 :: €10,500,000 Joe.Foggia@NorthropandJohnson.com :: +1 954 774 4225

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PROJECT MAGELLAN 135' (41.2m) :: JFA :: 2020 :: €4,995,000 Philip.Bell@NorthropandJohnson.com :: +1 954 873 0171 — ► Take advantage of the unique opportunity afforded by 135-foot (41m) PROJECT MAGELLAN. At 60-percent complete, she can be finished for a fraction of the cost of a similar replacement yacht. Her world-cruising capabilities, vast interior volume, 7,000-mile range and shallow draft all are exceptional features that ensure she is, without a doubt, one of the best deals currently on the market.

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VAIVEN 114' (34.8m) :: Broward :: 1995/2017 :: $2,995,000 Sean.Doyle@NorthropandJohnson.com :: +1 954 478 3380

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BLUE TOO 111' (33.8m) :: Alloy Yachts :: 1999/2008 :: POA Bruce.Leffers@NorthropandJohnson.com :: +1 954 790 0503

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

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EL MIRAR II 110' (33.5m) :: Horizon :: 2008/2018 :: $4,500,000 Paul.Daubner@NorthropandJohnson.com :: +1 619 228 1942 NOR T HROPA ND JOHNS ON.C OM

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CRESCENT 110 110' (33.5m) :: Crescent Yachts :: 2020 :: $11,695,000 Wes.Sanford@NorthropandJohnson.com :: +1 954 806 7036

BEACHFRONT 108' (33m) :: Hargrave :: 2006/2015 :: $4,299,000 Kristen.Klein@NorthropandJohnson.com :: +1 727 644 9754

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LAURA S 106' (32.3m) :: Sunseeker :: 2007 :: €2,300,000 David.Seal@NorthropandJohnson.com :: +44 78 96 89 58 92

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

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SV 103 103' (31.3m) :: Magic Yachts :: 2021 :: €12,000,000 James.Munn@NorthropandJohnson.com :: +33 6 1002 2681

SHU SHE 101' (30.9m) :: Azimut :: 2009 :: €3,450,000 David.Seal@NorthropandJohnson.com :: +44 78 96 89 58 92

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

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

B R O K E R A G E : : C H A R T E R : : C H A R T E R M A N A G E ME N T : : NE W C O N S T R U C T I O N : : C R E W S E R V I C E S : : P R I VAT E IN S UR A N C E S E R V I C E S

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

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DARK SHADOW 100' (30.5m) :: Wally :: 2018/2019 :: €2,995,000 James.Munn@NorthropandJohnson.com :: +33 6 1002 2681

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TARONGA 97' (29.6m) :: CIM :: 1991/2017 :: €799,000 Jim.Poulsen@NorthropandJohnson.com :: +66 81 891 3237

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MY SOO TOO 96' (29.2m) :: Ferretti :: 2015 :: €4,250,000 David.Seal@NorthropandJohnson.com :: +44 78 96 89 58 92

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

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SORRIDENTE 95' (29m) :: Azimut :: 2010 :: $3,599,000 Philip.Bell@NorthropandJohnson.com :: +1 954 873 0171

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PARADISE 94' (28.7m) :: Feretti :: 2004 :: $1,849,000 Whit.Kirtland@NorthropandJohnson.com :: +1 305 793 5886

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THE FLYING DUTCHMAN 94' (28.7m) :: Heesen :: 1985/2005 :: $1,595,000 Todd.Rittenhouse@NorthropandJohnson.com :: +1 949 933 8329

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CARMELLA 92' (28.2m) :: Vitters Shipyard :: 1999/2010 :: $2,750,000 Hank.Halsted@NorthropandJohnson.com :: +1 401 965 3256 NOR T HROPA ND JOHNS ON.C OM

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REVEIL 92' (28.2m) :: AB Yachts :: 2009 :: €2,450,000 Sebastien.Clave@NorthropandJohnson.com :: +33 6 07 93 53 21

ENDLESS SUMMER 92' (28m) :: Paragon :: 2007/2017 :: $2,749,000 Philip.Bell@NorthropandJohnson.com :: +1 954 873 0171

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

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MARISK A 91' (27.6m) :: William Fife & Son :: 1908/2009 :: €2,250,000 James.Munn@NorthropandJohnson.com :: +33 6 1002 2681

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HEARTBEAT 90' (27.4m) :: Hargrave :: 2009 :: $3,295,000 Sean.Doyle@NorthropandJohnson.com :: +1 954 478 3380

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LITTLE BLUE 90' (27.4m) :: Jade Yachts :: 2007 :: €3,745,000 Wes.Sanford@NorthropandJohnson.com :: +1 954 806 7036

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

BLUE COAST 88 88' (26.8m) :: Latitude Yachts :: 2019 :: €6,650,000 David.Seal@NorthropandJohnson.com :: +44 78 96 89 58 92

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ELENA 86' (26.2m) :: Shipyard of Kramer and Booly :: 1968/2017 :: €1,700,000 Michael.Graff@NorthropandJohnson.com :: +34 677 002 788

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ASPIRATION 86' (26.2m) :: Nautor's Swan :: 1988/2014 :: $990,000 Simon.J.Turner@NorthropandJohnson.com :: +34 971 707900

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CAPRICHO II 86' (26m) :: CNB :: 2009 :: €2,200,000 Simon.J.Turner@NorthropandJohnson.com :: +34 971 707900

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HALCYON DAYS 85' (25.9m) :: Jongert :: 1986 :: $899,000 Whit.Kirtland@NorthropandJohnson.com :: +1 305 793 5886

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OKS 82' (25m) :: Azimut :: 2016 :: $3,490,000 Marcus.Overman@NorthropandJohnson.com :: +66 81 968 1437

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LADY O 82' (25m) :: Northcoast Yachts :: 1998/2007 :: $1,595,000 Todd.Rittenhouse@NorthropandJohnson.com :: +1 949 933 8329

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MILAGROS 82' (25m) :: Pershing :: 2013 :: $4,190,000 Kristen.Klein@NorthropandJohnson.com :: +1 727 644 9754

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LA PACE 81' (24.7m) :: Ferretti :: 2012/2018 :: $2,590,000 Michael.Nethersole@NorthropandJohnson.com :: +1 954 648 1250 NOR T HROPA ND JOHNS ON.C OM

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MIS MOONDANCE 81' (24.7m) :: Astondoa :: 1988 :: $399,000 Mathias.Chouraki@NorthropandJohnson.com :: +1 646 283 0452

MATHILDA SOUND 80' (24.3m) :: Oyster Marine :: 2010 :: £2,295,000 Joost.Goverts@NorthropandJohnson.com :: +34 627 947 160

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LOUNOR 80' (24.5m) :: Pershing :: 2010 :: €2,750,000 Sebastien.Clave@NorthropandJohnson.com :: +33 6 07 93 53 21

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CORONA YACHTS 80 80' (24.4m) :: Corona Yachts :: 2020 :: $8,500,000 Joe.Foggia@NorthropandJohnson.com :: +1 954 774 4225

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BILL AND ME 78' (23.9m) :: Baltic Yachts :: 2017 :: €2,750,000 James.Munn@NorthropandJohnson.com :: +33 6 1002 2681

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SYBER 78' (23.7m) :: AB Yachts :: 2011 :: €1,600,000 Sebastien.Clave@NorthropandJohnson.com :: +33 6 07 93 53 21

PICHOS III 74' (22.6m) :: Princess :: 2015 :: $2,750,000 Wes.Sanford@NorthropandJohnson.com :: +1 954 806 7036

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GOLDEN OPUS 73' (22.2m) :: Sensation Yachts :: 1997/2015 :: $795,000 Martin.Holmes@Northropandjohnson.com :: +66 81 891 7057

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PULSAR II 73' (22.2m) :: X Yachts :: 2002/2016 :: €795,000 Joost.Goverts@NorthropandJohnson.com :: +34 627 947 160

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OCEAN TIGER 72' (22m) :: Absolute Spa :: 2009/2017 :: €1,390,000 Michael.Graff@NorthropandJohnson.com :: +34 677 002 788

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WASANA 70' (21.4m) :: Monte Carlo Yachts :: 2015 :: €2,200,000 Jim.Poulsen@NorthropandJohnson.com :: +66 81 891 3237

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MAXMARA 70' (21.3m) :: Blue Sailor Shipyard :: 2007/2018 :: €1,150,000 Stephan.Kohl@NorthropandJohnson.com :: +49 174 628 7122

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K AOS II 69' (21m) :: Ferretti :: 2013 :: $1,950,000 Wes.Sanford@NorthropandJohnson.com :: +1 954 806 7036

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TESA 69' (21m) :: Ferretti :: 2008 :: €725,000 Stephan.Kohl@NorthropandJohnson.com :: +49 174 628 7122

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SOLO

2 3 6 ’ ( 7 2 M ) : : TA N K O A YA C H T S : : 2 0 1 8 12 GUESTS :: 6 CABINS

R AT E F R O M € 650,000 P/ W

► The award-winning 236-foot (72m) superyacht SOLO pushes the boundaries of luxury and style at sea. She features modern styling and exceptional accommodations for 12 guests served by an exceptional crew of 18. Her extraordinary beach club with lounge, bar, hammam, sauna with fold-out balconies, gym and chill shower is a favorite place for guests to spend their days. ► Winter: Caribbean, Bahamas / Summer: Mediterranean Charter@NorthropandJohnson.com

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A M A RULA SU N 1 6 4 ’ ( 5 0 M ) : : T R I N I T Y YA C H T S : : 2 0 0 8 / 2 0 1 8 12 GUESTS :: 5 CABINS

R AT E F R O M $195,000 P/ W

► The 164-foot (50m) luxury Trinity superyacht AMARULA SUN is the perfect yacht for family fun. From her five-star, professional crew to her comfortable interior spaces to her expertly designed decks with plenty of places to escape reality and soak in the sun, she is primed to take you wherever you want to go. Enjoy it all, from watersports to delectable cuisine to all the creature comforts you’d expect aboard a luxury yacht. ► Winter: Bahamas, Caribbean / Summer: Bahamas Charter@NorthropandJohnson.com

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LUMIÊR E II 203’ (62M) :: BENET TI :: 2010/2015 12 GUESTS :: 6 CABINS

R AT E F R O M $ 3 4 5,000 P/ W

► Comfort and style abound aboard the 203-foot (62m) superyacht LUMIÊRE II. The lavishly appointed interior features an alluring clear-and-black color palate with gold accents, leather crocodile patterned wall and supreme comfort. Six resplendent staterooms welcome 12 guests for a supreme experience at sea. Her alfresco living spaces rival the interior’s magnificence, offering a multitude of spaces for sunning, relaxing and socializing. ► Winter: Bahamas, Caribbean / Summer: Mediterranean Charter@NorthropandJohnson.com

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ENJOY ON-WATER LIVING AT ITS FINEST

A PR IL

172’ (52.3M) :: AMELS :: 2010/2013 10 GUESTS :: 5 CABINS

R AT E F R O M € 260,000 P/ W

► Most exciting on-water holiday. Expertly designed for enjoying life on the water, APRIL is primed for alfresco living. Her sprawling deck spaces are open with ample areas to relax and socialize. She welcomes 10 guests in five supremely comfortable staterooms. Her expert crew of 14 promise a once-in-a-lifetime experience. ► Winter: Please Inquire / Summer: West Mediterranean Charter@NorthropandJohnson.com

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DA V INCI

16 4’ ( 50M ) :: OV ERMARINE :: 2017 12 GUESTS :: 6 CABINS

R AT E F R O M € 225,000 P/ W

► Sleek, sexy and supremely comfortable. The 165-foot (50.29m) Mangusta DA VINCI truly is extraordinary. Built for speed and comfort, she can run at 38 knots, but her performance hasn’t sacrificed style.This sleek, eye-catching yacht is as beautiful as she is powerful.

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UNIQUE COMBINATION OF ELEGANCE & COMFORT

LIBERTY 16 4’ ( 50M ) :: ISA :: 2011 12 GUESTS :: 6 CABINS

R AT E F R O M € 2 35,000 P/ W

► Sophisticated, yet comfortable, the 164-foot (50m) luxury motor yacht LIBERTY is perfectly suited for a family friendly charter with all the comforts you need. Inspired by the sea, the yacht’s six staterooms feature unique oceanic themes. She offers supreme comfort thanks to stabilizers and is able to reach speeds of 15 knots. Elegantly appointed, LIBERTY is ideal for your next on-water holiday. ► Winter: Please Inquire / Summer: West Mediterranean Charter@NorthropandJohnson.com

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ZOOM ZOOM ZOOM 161' (49.1m) :: Trinity Yachts :: 2005/2016 :: From $180,000 p/w 10 Guests / 5 Cabins :: Winter: Bahamas, Florida / Summer: Bahamas, Florida, New England :: Charter@NorthropandJohnson.com — ► As her name implies, ZOOM ZOOM ZOOM is a 161-foot (49.07m) luxury superyacht with impressive speed and even more impressive good looks. An extremely popular charter yacht, ZOOM ZOOM ZOOM offers everything you need for fun on the water thanks to a fully stocked onboard toy chest. She welcomes 10 guests in five exceptionally styled, comfortable staterooms.

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KING BABY 140' (42.7m) :: IAG Yachts :: 2016/2019 :: From $160,000 p/w

10 Guests / 5 Cabins :: Winter: Bahamas, Caribbean / Summer: Please inquire :: Charter@NorthropandJohnson.com — ► The rock ‘n’ roll-inspired 140-foot (42.7m) luxury yacht KING BABY is sexy, chic and contemporary. Guests will fall in love with her excellent alfresco spaces ideal for entertaining — including her sundeck with a Jacuzzi with a three-tier cascading waterfall and swim-up bar — and dining alfresco and her impressive interior adorned with covetable rock ‘n’ roll iconography. Ten guests are comfortably accommodated in five lavish staterooms.

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MOKA 138' (42.2m) :: Sanlorenzo :: 2015 :: From €165,000 p/w

10 Guests / 5 Cabins :: Winter: West Mediterranean / Summer: West Mediterranean :: Charter@NorthropandJohnson.com — ► The 138-foot (42.2m) superyacht MOKA welcomes you aboard for an adventurous on-water holiday to rival all others. From the expansive main deck aft with an infinity pool to the waterside beach club to the epic array of tenders and toys available, fun is sure to be had aboard MOKA. Her cozy interior spaces are ideally suited for relaxing after days spent on the sea soaking in the fun and sun.

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E-MOTION 131' (40.05m) :: Sunseeker :: 2016 :: From €155,000 p/w

10 Guests / 5 Cabins :: Winter: West Mediterranean / Summer: West Mediterranean :: Charter@NorthropandJohnson.com — ► From the full bar in the skylounge to the lavish accommodations below deck, every aspect of 131-foot (40.05m) tri-deck luxury motor yacht E-MOTION will give you something to smile about. Luxury at sea is epitomized thanks to the stellar interior spaces with large windows providing incredible views of your cruising destination and outstanding alfresco areas to dine, relax and enjoy the sunshine.

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SERENGETI 130' (39.62m) :: Westport :: 2002/2014 :: From $120,000 p/w 12 Guests / 5 Cabins :: Winter: Califonia, West Coast Mexico / Summer: Alaska :: Charter@NorthropandJohnson.com — ► Adventure ahead — heed the call of the wild aboard the 130-foot (39.6m) luxury yacht SERENGETI as you cruise the pristine waters of Alaska.

Perfectly designed for enjoying the great outdoors, SERENGETI offers it all from a fully stocked onboard toy inventory — perfect for exploring the coastal waters — to comfortable interior amenities and large windows that allow you to take in the views from anywhere on board. ►NOT FOR SALE OR CHARTER TO U.S. RESIDENTS WHILE IN U.S. WATERS

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THE SPIRIT OF THE C’S 210' (64m) :: Perini Navi :: 2003/2016 :: From €198,000 p/w 10 Guests / 5 Cabins :: Winter: Bahamas, Caribbean / Summer: Mediterranean Charter@NorthropandJohnson.com

PARTY GIRL 205' (62.5m) :: Icon Yachts :: 2013/2018 :: From $490,000 p/w 12 Guests / 8 Cabins :: Winter: Bahamas, Caribbean / Summer: Mediterranean Charter@NorthropandJohnson.com ►NOT FOR SALE OR CHARTER TO U.S. RESIDENTS WHILE IN U.S. WATERS

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BLUE MOON 198' (60.3m) :: Feadship :: 2005/2014 :: From $395,000 p/w

12 Guests / 6 Cabins :: Winter: Bahamas, Caribbean / Summer: Alaska, Bahamas, Central America, Florida, West Coast Mexico, New England Charter@NorthropandJohnson.com

CYNTHIA 182' (55.5m) :: Feadship :: 2005/2018 :: From €270,000 p/w

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

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NAMASTE 121' (36.8m) :: Benetti Classic :: 2013 :: From $115,000 p/w

10 Guests / 5 Cabins :: Winter: Caribbean, Bahamas / Summer: New England :: Charter@NorthropandJohnson.com — ► Find your Zen aboard the 121-foot (36.88m) NAMASTE. Relaxation and tranquility are eminent as you cruise thanks to the comfortable interior spaces with large windows and the sprawling alfresco decks well suited for taking in the views and laying in the sunshine. The professional crew of seven will take care of your every need allowing you to focus on enjoyment and find your center. ►NOT FOR SALE OR CHARTER TO U.S. RESIDENTS WHILE IN U.S. WATERS

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

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CASINO ROYALE 163' (49.7m) :: Christensen :: 2008/2018 :: From $225,000 p/w 12 Guests / 6 Cabins :: Winter: Bahamas, Caribbean / Summer: Unavailable Charter@NorthropandJohnson.com

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

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USHER 154' (46.9m) :: Delta Marine :: 2007/2019 :: From $179,500 p/w

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IONIAN PRINCESS 150' (45.7m) :: Christensen :: 2005/2018 :: From $160,000 p/w 12 Guests / 6 Cabins :: Winter: Bahamas / Summer: Bahamas Charter@NorthropandJohnson.com

HARLE 147' (44.7m) :: Feadship :: 2007/2017 :: From $225,000 p/w 12 Guests / 6 Cabins :: Winter: Bahamas, Caribbean / Summer: Mediterranean Charter@NorthropandJohnson.com

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

I LOVE THIS BOAT 145' (44.2m) :: Christensen :: 2002/2018 :: From $150,000 p/w 10 Guests / 5 Cabins :: Winter: Bahamas, Caribbean / Summer: Bahamas, Caribbean Charter@NorthropandJohnson.com

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PRAXIS 143' (43.6m) :: Feadship :: 1987/2019 :: From $147,000 p/w

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

BACA 142' (43.4m) :: Royal Denship :: 2009/2019 :: From $170,000 p/w 11 Guests / 5 Cabins :: Winter: Bahamas, Caribbean / Summer: Mediterranean Charter@NorthropandJohnson.com

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ICE LADY 142' (43.3m) :: Helsingfors :: 1959/2012 :: From €100,000 p/w 10 Guests / 5 Cabins :: Winter: West Mediterranean / Summer: Mediterranean Charter@NorthropandJohnson.com

INTEGRITY 141' (43m) :: Gulf Craft :: 1977/2018 :: From $120,000 p/w 16 Guests / 9 Cabins :: Winter: Galapagos / Summer: Galapagos Charter@NorthropandJohnson.com

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`H 140' (42.7m) :: Benetti :: 2015 :: From $150,000 p/w

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ICE 5 140' (42.7m) :: Turquoise :: 2002/2017 :: From $135,000 p/w 12 Guests / 6 Cabins :: Winter: Bahamas / Summer: Bahamas Charter@NorthropandJohnson.com ►NOT FOR SALE OR CHARTER TO U.S. RESIDENTS WHILE IN U.S. WATERS

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TAKE 5 131' (40.1m) :: Sunseeker :: 2016 :: From $140,000 p/w

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

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CHASING DAYLIGHT 130' (39.6m) :: Westport :: 2005/2016 :: From $95,000 p/w 10 Guests / 5 Cabins :: Winter: Bahamas, Caribbean / Summer: Bahamas Charter@NorthropandJohnson.com

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REVELRY 128' (39m) :: Hakvoort :: 2010/2017 :: From €145,000 p/w 10 Guests / 5 Cabins :: Winter: Caribbean / Summer: West Mediterranean Charter@NorthropandJohnson.com

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BERILDA 126' (38.4m) :: Feadship :: 1978/2016 :: From $80,000 p/w 11 Guests / 5 Cabins :: Winter: Bahamas, Caribbean / Summer: New England Charter@NorthropandJohnson.com

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FORE ACES 124' (37.8m) :: Delta Marine :: 2003/2018 :: From $90,000 12 Guests / 5 Cabins :: Winter: Bahamas/ Summer: New England Charter@NorthropandJohnson.com

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TEMPTATION 123' (37.5m) :: Palmer Johnson :: 2005/2018 :: From $70,000 p/w 8 Guests / 4 Cabins :: Winter: Bahamas / Summer: New England Charter@NorthropandJohnson.com

KAOS 122' (37.2m) :: Sanlorenzo :: 2010/2017 :: From $110,000 p/w 11 Guests / 5 Cabins :: Winter: Bahamas, Caribbean / Summer: West Mediterranean Charter@NorthropandJohnson.com

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WONDERLAND 122' (37.2m) :: Delta Marine :: 1997/2019 :: From $65,000 p/w 8 Guests / 4 Cabins :: Winter: Bahamas, Caribbean / Summer: New England Charter@NorthropandJohnson.com

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SERENITY 122' (37.1m) :: Flagship :: 1993/2017 :: From $110,000 p/w 8 Guests / 4 Cabins :: Winter: Califonia, Pacific Northwest / Summer: Alaska, Pacific Northwest Charter@NorthropandJohnson.com

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ICARUS 89' (27m) :: Jongert :: 2007/2016 :: From €35,000 p/w

6 Guests / 3 Cabins :: Winter: Please Inquire / Summer: West Mediterranean Charter@NorthropandJohnson.com

MALVASIA 85' (26m) :: Ferretti :: 2008 :: From €44,100 p/w

10 Guests / 5 Cabins :: Winter: Please Inquire / Summer: West Mediterranean Charter@NorthropandJohnson.com

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SULTANA 85' (25.8m) :: Feadship :: 1969/2012 :: From €35,000 p/w

8 Guests / 4 Cabins :: Winter: West Mediterranean / Summer: Mediterranean Charter@NorthropandJohnson.com

HIGH ASPECT 72' (21.8m) :: Custom :: 1985/2014 :: From $21,500 p/w 8 Guests / 4 Cabins :: Winter: Fiji / Summer: Fiji Charter@NorthropandJohnson.com

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