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From May 31 to June 4, Bluegame will participate in the upcoming Venice Boat Show to be held in the Venice Arsenal, together with Sanlorenzo. SL78The Ameglia shipyard will showcase the BG42 and BG54 together with the parent company's SL78 and will welcome visitors to the stretch of water right under the large hands of the work "Building bridges" by the contemporary Italian Artist Lorenzo Quinn; a work known all over the world, 6 pairs of monumental hands carrying universal values: hope, help, love, wisdom, faith and friendship, bridge the basin of the Arsenale.BG42 Also the visitors will be able to see the large-scale model of the BGH, the tender that Bluegame is building to flank American Magic, challenger to the 37th edition of the America's Cup in November 2024 in Barcelona, which will be launched in August. A vessel that represents the ultimate expression of sustainability: a 10-meter multihull, with dynamic foils, powered exclusively by hydrogen fuel cells, that will literally "fly" at 50 knots with zero emissions, releasing no more than a drop of water.BGHBGH will be presented, along with the group's high sustainability projects, which see it as an absolute forerunner on the path to carbon neutrality, during "Sanlorenzo: hydrogen, (our) road to 2030" that will take place on June 1 at the Venice Arsenale (Sala Squadratori/Squadrators Hall), on the day of the Biennale dedicated to Sustainability.BG54Bluegame is part of Sanlorenzo. The Sanlorenzo shipyard has been building high-quality motor yachts since 1958. It is a boutique firm in the yachting industry, building only a limited number of made-to-measure units per year. Each yacht is designed and produced according to the specific requests, style, and desires of the individual owner.Credits: Bluegame

Australian yacht manufacturer Maritimo announces the arrival of the S75 Sedan Motor Yacht. From a form that balances authority and grace in every way and from every angle, the S75 is the embodiment of everything that is Maritimo. With its elegant Portofino hips and reverse sheer, the S75's aesthetic is complemented by purposeful black accents on the targa bar, adding a sporty touch to its sleek profile.“We are incredibly proud to be launching this majestic vessel and of what it represents for Maritimo,” said Tom Barry-Cotter, Managing Director of Maritimo. “The S75 is the culmination of over three years of development by the dedicated Maritimo team. The company has invested hundreds of thousands of hours in the planning, development, and pre-production of the S75, collaborating with Maritimo owners intensively throughout the processThe S75 is designed for long-range journeys, and features deep-sided walkaround decks seamlessly integrated into its design, leading to a spacious forward outdoor lounge area with a sun bed and forward-facing lounge.The hull design of the S75 exudes strength and emphasizes its ability to handle long distances comfortably. Large panoramic glass areas in the hull and saloon offer exciting views.Onboard the S75, the expansive adventure deck at the rear impresses with its vastness, providing ample space for various water-based activities and adventures. Sitting just above the waterline, this deck creates a seamless connection with the ocean, offering a perfect space for relaxation, barbecues, and lounging.At the upper-cockpit deck the yacht features an alfresco lounging and dining. Inside the yacht, the saloon welcomes guests with panoramic glazed areas that fill the space with natural light. The lounging and dining options create an inviting atmosphere, enhanced by a 65-inch screen that can be swiveled for viewing from various areas, including the galley and upper cockpit. The yacht accommodates eight guests across four spacious staterooms, including the full beam master suite. The power to weight ratio and cruising capabilities have been perfectly paired with the S75, with the twin Scania 1150 hp DI16 V8 engines. Maritimo is also the first Australian manufacturer to offer an optional Rolls Royce Power Systems MTU, which are available in the twin 1625hp 2000 Series V10 engines. “The global launch of the S75 heralds the start of Maritmo’s 20th Anniversary celebrations,” Barry-Cotter continued. “And what could be more fitting in our 20th year than releasing this grand vessel? The S75 is the epitome of everything that is Maritimo,” concludes Tom Barry-Cotter. Maritimo is Australia’s leading builder of long-range motor yachts, and will celebrate its 20th anniversary in 2023. The company was founded by Australia’s most awarded boat builder, Bill Barry-Cotter OM, who has over 60 years of boat building excellence. Maritimo offers motor yachts in three distinctive ranges: the M-Series Flybridge, the S-Series Sedan, and the new Offshore Series. Credits: Maritimo

J. David Weiss of Designova has unveiled a superyacht concept named Soar. With a sleek and curvaceous exterior resembling a bird's beak, and an interior that mimics the intricate structure of avian skeletons, this concept pushes the boundaries of superyacht design by taking cues from nature's own creativity.Weiss, known for his innovative approach to design, found inspiration in the elegance of large birds soaring through the sky. The concept's shiny-black steel hull, developed in collaboration with racing and sailing yacht experts, emulates the pointed structure of a bird's skull. Soar showcases additional nods to nature with its concave upper freeboard, flaring at the top to offer panoramic views of the sea. This design choice maximizes the real estate on the upper main decks while maintaining a narrow waterline beam. Soar's interior design offers flexible layouts tailored to future owners' preferences. The twin pool configuration includes a family-friendly pool deck at the aft and a private owner's pool on the foredeck, designed in a figure-eight shape with a contra-flow system. The open-plan interior features a central looping staircase adorned with natural materials and fabrics. Large entertainment-focused living areas, gallery-like spaces for art displays, and elevated platforms for showcasing collectibles contribute to the yacht's unique and playful ambiance.Soar's innovative features extend beyond its avian-inspired design. The concept is envisioned as a fast cruiser powered by hydrogen fuel-cell propulsion and a hybrid electric cruising system for low-speed navigation. With a projected top speed of 30 knots using a large-scale GE marine turbine, the yacht promises thrilling performance.Weiss's attention to sustainability extends to the onboard tenders and toys, which are all electric. From the custom Voltari performance runabout to the T3mp3st jet skis, every aspect has been carefully considered for eco-conscious cruising. The concept also offers two helipads and the option for a personal electric quadcopter, housed in a custom hangar at the bow.Credits: J. David Weiss

Sunreef Yachts has made waves with the recent launch of the highly anticipated 80 Sunreef Power Eco. This custom-built catamaran, constructed at the Gdansk shipyard in Poland, showcases state-of-the-art green technologies that prioritize environmental friendliness and energy efficiency.Equipped with two 360kW motors and a substantial 990kWh battery capacity, the 80 Sunreef Power Eco utilizes the groundbreaking Sunreef Yachts High Power Super Catamaran technology, incorporating a Fully Integrated Composite Structural Panel. This innovative design allows the catamaran to navigate autonomously using clean energy.The commissioning of this catamaran was entrusted to a sustainability-minded family of experienced yachtsmen who sought the perfect motor eco-yacht. With energy-efficient air conditioning and intelligent energy management systems, this electric yacht sets new benchmarks for eco-cruising. The interior of the catamaran reflects the owner's personal style, featuring four spacious cabins adorned with elegant contemporary furnishings and a tasteful neutral color palette that beautifully complements the striking bronzish-gold hull. Sunreef Yachts was founded by Francis Lapp in 2002 in Gdansk, Poland. Since then, the shipyard has been designing and manufacturing luxury sailing and power multihulls. Credits: Sunreef Yachts

On May 25, 2023, in Antalya, Turkey, the owner of the first 53-meter Yacht Support (YS 5301) witnessed his brand-new yacht hit the water for the first time. The new yacht was designed entirely by Damen Yachting and constructed at the builder's facility in Turkey.The 53-meter YS 5301 was sold to Anthony Hsieh in May 2022. The new yacht will replace the Owner’s current 46-meter YS 4508 Yacht Support, named Bad Company Support, built by Damen Yachting in 2019 and sold to Anthony Hsieh in 2021.Joining the growing group of innovative Yacht Support owners, the owner will use YS 5301 as a mothership to his well-established fleet, named Bad Company. The Bad Company fleet is well-known for its modern sports fishing missions and can currently be found on a world tour. In supporting sports fishing, the Owner is involved in several marine conservation projects in remote locations across the planet such as those initiated by the Coastal Conservation Association of California.“What we are planning to do with the YS 5301 no one has ever done before, and I think this will set a whole new tier of adventure for future yachts people,” says Anthony Hsieh. YS 5301 features a huge 15-tonne deck crane and is fully IMO Tier III compliant to reduce harmful emissions by 70% for full-range operations. Her two main engines can deliver speeds of up to 19 knots.Once delivered, YS 5301 will tour the Mediterranean for a shakedown trip, and then move into the Atlantic Ocean in her first year, followed by the Indian Ocean and Pacific the following year. The new mothership will be equipped with a 43ft Release Game boat and a 32ft Blackfin – a boat which carries significant sentiment for the owner. Recently repurchased and refurbished for this adventure, the Blackfin was the Owner’s first Game fishing boat purchased more than 30 years ago. The helicopter on board will provide the owner with easy airport transfers to and from the mothership.“This is one of the most exciting projects we have worked on. Not only is this the first of our new YS 53 range but this is also the first Yacht Support we have built that will be used exclusively as part of a sport fishing fleet and programme. Hsieh’s unique vision and mission are very inspiring,” says Jan van Hogerwou, Damen Yachting’s Commercial Executive North America. The yachts will be delivered in Summer 2023 under the name Bad Company Support.Damen Yachting, a division within the Damen Shipyards Group, was created in 2019. The division combines the pedigree and heritage of Amels yachts with a growing portfolio of SeaXplorer yachts and Yacht Support vessels.Credits: Damen Yachting