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Some amazing views from Palma International Boat Show. Kensho in the shipyard waiting to get some work done.
https://www.superyachtfan.com/yacht/felix/
74m M/Y spotted coming to town today and docking right by 17th street bridge. Owned by Charles Graham Berwind, $70mil
I film/photograph yachts for a living and wanted to share this with the group. The rooster tail from the Pershing X9 is really something you have to appreciate. This is a yacht that has it all- at nearly 100ft, she tops out at around 43kts- and can go from idle to on plane in under 30 seconds.
How many millions are here? Some One know the big ones?
Savannah GA on the river
Nothing crazy, pretty nice boat and a cool coast guard sail vessel. I see a lot of nice yachts off Hilton Head island I'll start posting
Spotted in St Lucia
This super yacht pulled up to sugar beach
The 68’ Viking ‘Reel Cents’
A photograph I took during the 2021 Final Sail Tournament of the 2020 68’ Viking Reel Cents in front of Ocean Reef.
Luminance, Cap d'Antibes, France
Luminance spotted close to Cannes for the festival
The flare on Sandman doing its job
Photos I took from a tournament a year or so ago.
Shergar yacht, 1983.
I'd like to share what this boat meant for me and my family. Shergar was a fully custom, ultra fast yacht commissioned by H.H. Karim the Aga Khan IV. Back in the 70ies, H.H. built a marina resort where we lived, and hired my father as COO of the marina, while my mother was H.H. personal secretary. I grew up among boats basically, often spending days at sea with various kids whose parents were back then celebrities or ultra wealthy tycoons, it was an amazing time of my life. The Shergar was a sort of weird experiment, if I remember correctly was fitted with 3 jet aircraft type engines, and for that reason it broke down very often, but when it worked, it was a beast. It was a 45 knots boat, back then the fastest private yach on earth, H.H. was obssessed with speed. The large door you see at portside had to be opened as soon as the boat docked, because engines and engine bay needed to cool down fast. I remember the blast of hot air that basically flooded the pier. H.H. owned another yacht called Kalamoun that looked a bit different and was smaller than Shergar, so at some point after Shergar was delivered, he had the Kalamoun retrofitted in the same Shergar's style, and after that it looked like a mini Shergar, minust the jet engine. Shergar was designed by Gerard Gilgenast, a prominent boat designer of the time, that would often come to our home for dinner . I was a kid, so I have some vague memories of him. He more or less looked like Santa, and my parents told me he had a thing for quality booze and laughing the night away with friends. Shergar was named after H.H.'s favorite racing horse, who was kidnapped and killed years earlier, very few people knew the sad story behind the boat. H.H the Aga Khan was an amazing person who gave a decisive push to the tourism industry in the area. He passed away last year and all of us old time locals mourned him deeply.