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Built from the best Iron Wood and the fines Teak, Samara I is the perfect yacht to explore the stunning beauty of Komodo. This spacious and modern yacht offers you an unique experience! Samara I is a spacious 27m modern phinisi boat that is designed to accommodate 12 guests, which is ideal for a family holiday or a group of friends. It features five comfortable cabins with en suite bathroom each and offers optimum convenience and comfort to all guests aboard. She offers a beautiful modern bar and lounge area on the front deck as well as multiple cozy sundecks. The Salon is spacious and provides space for 12 guests. On board we have two paddle-boards and snorkeling gear to explore the ocean. Of course There is a bluetooth music system and a deck-shower as well. #royalvoyage #komodonationalpark #indonesia #samaraI #samara #komodo #boatcharter
Everitt 29, designed by Dick Everitt and built by Winsor Yachts, Classic British Cruiser with Offshore Capability is a well-regarded British cruising yacht that combines solid offshore performance with comfortable accommodation. Introduced in the late 1970s and still admired today, the 1982 model represents a mature example of this proven design. Built in GRP (glass-reinforced plastic), the Everitt 29 features a moderate-displacement hull, fin-and-skeg underbody, and masthead sloop rig, providing reassuring handling, excellent directional stability, and forgiving sailing characteristics. Significant Refit from 2024 onwards. £37,500
J109 Going to Red blasting downwind at over 12 knots with the wind gusting to 35 knots. We the bow wave breaking back behind the spreaders it was all hands to the back of the bus as we blasted across a tight reach. The 35 knot puff which hit us just before this laid us flat for 20 second and also most dumped out bow man over the side. There was quite a bit of yelling and screaming required to get the messages from the front of the boat to the back and visa versa. With the kite finally making it to the top of the mast and a couple of the crew hitting the rail we set of to catch the race leader who was not brave enough to fly the kite as the breeze built as the low pressure cell moved over northern Ireland and and built the breeze to over 35 knots. The J109 is a a great ocean going yacht which is stable and responsive even in the biggest of breezes. The team at Bottom up boats hopes you enjoyed this short video of us flying up Strangford Lough on the way to round island
The Dragonfly superyacht, a 142-meter luxury vessel originally commissioned as Alibaba, represents one of the most impressive achievements in modern yacht construction. Crafted by the esteemed German shipyard Lürssen, Dragonfly stands as a symbol of elegance, state-of-the-art technology, and exceptional engineering. Launched in December 2023, the superyacht successfully completed her sea trials and is scheduled for delivery to her new owner, Google cofounder Sergey Brin, by the end of 2024. This acquisition places Dragonfly among the most prestigious vessels in the world of luxury yachting. Key Takeaways Dragonfly is a 142-meter superyacht originally known as Alibaba, built by the esteemed shipyard Lürssen. Owned by Sergey Brin, Dragonfly exemplifies luxury, state-of-the-art technology, and environmental responsibility. Designed by Germán Frers and Nauta Design, the yacht features 2,000 square meters of interior living space and 1,000 square meters of exterior social areas. Equipped with a diesel-electric hybrid propulsion system and electric Azimuth pod drive, Dragonfly combines performance with fuel efficiency. Notable features include two helipads, multiple swimming pools, cutting-edge entertainment systems, and four expansive decks. Originally commissioned by Leonid Mikhelson, the yacht changed hands during construction and is now owned by Brin. @superyachttimes