Halfway between its 36- and 68-foot siblings, the latest from the Toy Marine shipyard maintains the family feeling typical of these hulls but is characterised by spaces and dimensions allowing it a versatile use.

She boasts a spacious cockpit, a saloon with large windows, and an entertainment system with all the high-tech optionals - from a plasma hideaway tv to a home theatre and stereo - for comfortable sailing wherever the heart desires.

This craft measures just under 18 metres, but its capacity and usability are worthy of a much larger boat as are its comfort level and furnishing solutions. A stable and soft hull, sophisticated instrumentation and a fabulous construction complete the picture.
 

Fluid lines and an aggressive approach but also the incredible ability to plane at 13 knots in only seven seconds. All this and without neglecting stability and comfort. Please welcome Uniesse Marine’s new creation, designed by naval architect Fred Hudson.

Wider perspectives, roomy volumes, transparent structures: this 36-metre from the Versilcraft shipyard marks a new chapter in the story of megayacht interiors thanks also to its three engine configurations.

Founded just two years ago, the Wayachts shipyard is in the spotlight for its 14-metre open which will inaugurate the “live-around” concept. Design and functionality go hand in hand on board, offering the owner and guests a new way of living, seeing and experiencing the sea.

When building the Millennium Gold Edition, the Ligurian shipyard Otam used composite materials, like kevlar, together with a super high-tech design. The result? Even at 57 knots, the maximum in comfort and stability is guaranteed, according to Ugo Casa.