What has changed since 2014? The entrance length has increased by 1.50 metres and is currently 66 metres. There are a total of 25 new entrances, the ten largest of which all measure over 100 metres - that's unprecedented!
Incidentally, a good third of all 200 yachts come from German shipyards. There are 76 of them, of which the Lürssen shipyard alone delivered 36 units. With "Azzam", the Bremen-based company is still in the lead in terms of length, and with "Dilbar" (5th place) now also in terms of volume: the recently delivered 156-metre format impresses with 15,917 gross tonnes and a living space of 3,800 square metres.
A yacht that is one of the largest that we have ever had the honour of presenting in detail in BOOTE EXCLUSIV made it to 39th place. "I Dynasty", 101 metres long, has a very unusual history.
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Your BOOTE EXCLUSIV editors
From the current issue:
Düsseldorf
The interiors industry will have its own forum at boot.
Riva
The Ferretti Group is expanding the portfolio of its flagship brand.
MCY 80
Monte Carlo Yachts presented its sixth model in Monfalcone.
Technology
The company Holodimensions creates 3D holograms from renderings.
Monaco Yacht Show
Over 120 large yachts dock at Port Hercule at the end of September.
Trade fairs
Preview: Amsterdam, Cannes, Genoa, Hamburg, Fort Lauderdale.
"I Dynasty"
The construction of the 100 metre yacht from Kusch Yachts took an unusual course.
"Unfurled"
Vitters realised a purist Frers design with the 46 m slup.
Omega Architects
Frank Laupman and his design team like to draw sporty designs.
"Genesi"
The 46 metre long Wider 150 travels silently when required.
Top 200 motor yachts
25 newcomers shook up the rankings.
"11.11"
It took Benetti just ten months to convert these 63 metres.
The Netherlands
Our yacht building neighbours are showing signs of growth.
Princess 30m
The "Kohuba" owner doesn't leave home without his custom motorbike.
Southern Wind
The South African shipyard celebrated its 25th anniversary on Capri.
Vanquish 48
The robust glider from Holland makes a good party boat.
Martin Hager
Editor in Chief YACHT
