Can a yacht look straight out of the 1930s and still sail like a modern performance cruiser? SPIRIT YACHTS Spirit 63DH © SPIRIT YACHTS Length: 63 ft (19.2 m) Beam: 13.8 ft (4.2 m) Draft: 9.2 ft (2.8 m) Displacement: 19.2 tons Top Speed (under sail): 10+ knots Price: approx. US\$ 2.9 Million With its sweeping mahogany curves and long overhangs, the Spirit 63DH (Deckhouse) captures vintage yacht aesthetics but hides modern sailing muscle underneath. Built entirely in wood using epoxy composite methods, it's lightweight and extremely rigid—ready for offshore passages or fast weekend races. The raised deckhouse design creates a bright saloon with panoramic views, while the layout includes a full-beam owner's suite aft, two guest cabins, and a central galley. Every inch is crafted by hand, from the varnished joinery to the teak decking. Behind its throwback charm is a yacht made for serious sailing, combining timeless design with real bluewater capability. #SpiritYachts #ClassicYachtStyle #BluewaterSailing #HarbourMasters

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We upgraded the anchor on our sailing catamaran to this stainless steel anchor from Ultra Products and we are super excited to test it out in some of the most remote anchorages in the world this year as we sail the South Pacific. We’ve heard great things from others who have used this anchor and we’re looking forward to putting it to the test.

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Filming "Flying Manta" with @FraseryachtsSuperyachtSales was a wonderful experience, but it was also educational. It is easy to have a romantic notion of landing on a yacht with a helicopter, but the reality is that a lot of work goes in to making this happen. When we got back to the office we chatted about the experience...I think Slava got the best part of the deal, since he accompanied the pilot on the flight!

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