Within superyacht operations, chase boats frequently occupy a regulatory grey zone—critical in function, yet often only loosely covered by commercial compliance or registration standards. These vessels play an essential role in guest transfers, logistics, and water sports support, yet their compliance status is frequently left unaddressed.

Routine drills don’t prepare crews for real emergencies. Scenario-based training builds sharper instincts, stronger teams, and a more resilient onboard culture.

Tension is inevitable when working in close quarters, but onboard a superyacht, how crew communicate can make or break the atmosphere. Nonviolent Communication (NVC) offers a practical, respectful approach to resolving everyday conflict, helping teams move from friction to flow, one conversation at a time.

Over the past decade, the yachting industry has experienced remarkable evolution. Growth has not only come in the form of larger vessels but also in sheer volume. With this expansion, our operational ecosystem, particularly the servicing and maintenance arm, has struggled to keep pace. At the centre of this challenge lies the often-overlooked yet mission-critical shipyard period.

As the summer season reaches full swing, the most coveted yachts from our fleet are already being booked for key dates throughout the Mediterranean. If you’ve been dreaming of an unforgettable escape at sea, now is the time to secure your spot before the best of the season slips away.

Selling a yacht is an intricate process that requires careful planning, market knowledge, and a strategic approach. Unlike other assets, yachts are highly specialised, and finding the right buyer involves more than just listing it for sale. From preparing the vessel to ensuring a seamless negotiation, each step plays a crucial role in securing the best deal.