TECHNOHULL OMEGA 47

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Versatility and ease of use, high quality finishes and top-notch performance are all combined seamlessly in our new flagship model. A luxury boat boasting TECHNOHULL’s high performance pedigree. This is what the Omega 47 is all about. Staying true to TECHNOHULL’s distinctive design roots, the Omega 47 features elegant and slim design lines and proportions, leading the way to a new era in the category, where comfort and space blend uniquely with the sophistication and dynamism of a sleek design. TECHNOHULL’s Dynastream patented hull design enables Omega 47 to navigate in absolute balance, smoothly and dry and at a blink of an eye reveal her high performance pedigree, minimizing the gap between absolute comfort and leading performance. Powered by the optimum propulsion configuration, the Omega 47 can effortlessly reach and maintain impressive cruising speeds in the range of 80 knots. Video by TECHNOHULL

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The first line of John Steinbeck`s book, Travels with Charley, recently shared with me by Professor James McNally, resonates even at 71 In Japan’s longevity hotspots, I’ve seen this same curiosity—this quiet restlessness—alive and well. And I’ve come to believe it’s part of what keeps people living not just longer… but better. I’m Lowell Sheppard—author, sailor, and creator of Japan Solo. After 7 years sailing the Pacific Solo journey, I’m now exploring a new chapter across Japan—focusing on longevity, curiosity, and what it means to live well as we age. Sharing stories from the sea, the road, and the remarkable people I meet along the way. Join me as I explore a simple idea: it’s never too late. www.nevertoolateacademy.com #JohnSteinbeck #Curiosity #Longevity #JapanLife #HealthyAging #NeverTooLate #LifeAt71 #JapanSolo #LifeLessons #StayCurious #aging

Juan de la Fuente (ARG) has sailed at three Olympic Games and won bronze at Sydney 2000. But he heads to London 2012 with young helm Lucas Calabrese and the pair will up amongst the front runners come games time.