Last week I visited the ARES Shipyard in Turkey. If you have ever seen the documentary video I produced there last year, you will know that they have built a solid reputation for constructing military craft and are now offering an eye catching 62m super sailing yacht called SIMENA. My friends and colleagues Deniz Kaymaz and Sean McCarter from Northrop & Johnson represent the yacht for sale. Can’t wait to go back in the summer and film the sea trials!!!

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live a unique experience with #Renault at #IAA25 in Munich from September 9 to 14.

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Una bella dichiarazione del generale canaglia sull'uso della bicicletta

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Ma che bello è riposare senza nessun rumore...help me

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https://mybvicharter.com/how-to-choose-the-right-catamaran-for-your-bvi-yacht-charter/?utm_source=youtube&utm_content=AV5CY4HvewU Four cabins does not tell you who shares a bed. Before you ask for a shortlist, count the beds. On a BVI catamaran, a double cabin is one large bed, usually queen-size, and it is meant for a couple. A twin cabin is two separate single beds, which is what kids, siblings and friends actually need. A bunk cabin or pullman stacks berths for kids and teens who do not mind a smaller cabin. Groups of couples usually want equal double cabins so nobody draws the short straw. Families usually want a master for the parents plus twins or bunks for the kids. Those are two different boats, and the cabin count on the listing looks identical for both. Tell your broker who shares, who needs separate beds, and whether the cabins should match. That one sentence narrows the fleet faster than any filter. Inquire now: https://mybvicharter.com/?utm_source=youtube&utm_content=AV5CY4HvewU https://dmayachting.com/?utm_source=youtube&utm_content=AV5CY4HvewU #BVIYachtCharter #Catamaran #BritishVirginIslands

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