- Asia’s Top Builders: A round up of what's happening at leading shipyards in Asia
-Catamarans: A special feature about today's wide range of multihulls, both sailing and power
-Inside the Industry: Monte Carlo Yachts CEO Carla Demaria talks about her passion and vision
-Brand Story: Six friends formed NextWave Yachting to turn their passion for water fun into a business
-Destination: New Zealand is one of the world’s most beautiful countries for cruising - and safe 


In this issue of Asia-Pacific Boating we prepare to attend the major boat shows in Cannes, Monaco and Abu Dhabi with a roundup of what’s exhibiting; we cruise Antarctica by expedition charter yacht and take a closer look at the Hainan Island yacht charter scene; delve into the sustainability masterpiece that is Feadship’s Obsidian; step aboard the Prestige F4, Sanlorenzo 57Steel, InFYnito 90, Riva 82 Diva, and Sea Eagle II; talk expansion with Francis Lapp of Sunreef and Dr. Mohammed Al Barwani of Oceanco; and slip beneath the waves with underwater photographer Ipah Uid Lynn. 

This summer we look at the return of international boat shows and how they’re evolving; we step aboard some of the most influential new yachts, including the Sanlorenzo SD90, the Azimut S7, the Riva 102, the Custom Line 140 and the remarkable Silent 60 catamaran; we explore the most idyllic cruising grounds of the Malaysian Peninsula, dive deep with maritime explorer Victor Vescovo, look into the challenges and perils of deep seabed mining, and take to the water aboard the world’s best hotel-branded vessels. 

Vietnam's rise in yachting | Sailability, Hong Kong-founded NGO with a global profile, takes sailing to the disabled and disadvantaged; Turkish-American adventurer Erden Eruç explains his love of crossing oceans in a rowing boat; LED lights may help avoid the wasteful deaths of ‘bycatch’ – unwanted marine life in fishing nets; Interview: Austen Chu, co-founder of Wristcheck, purveyor of collectable premium pre-owned watches in Hong Kong. Also inside: Destination: Malaysian Borneo, and much more!

Return of sailing in Asia | Female sailing prowess in the Asia-Pacific; Olympics sailing medal-winner for Great Britain, Hannah Mills, ambassador for SailGP, examines better practices in the sport; Italian watercolour painter of sailing-boat ‘portraits’, Sonia Masocco; Interview: Hong Kong business mogul, Allan Zeman explains a life of quality time on the water. Also inside: RV Falkor, captures images of 350,000 deep-sea animals; The Magnificent manta rays of Mozambique; and much more!

Ultimate Charter Yachts | 20 of the best in the Asia-Pacific region; a tantalising taste of yachting in pristine tropical Fiji; the cryptocurrency revolution in yachting; Interview: A revolutionary new app called Wingman simplifies yacht maintenance. Also inside: Energy Observer, a floating marine laboratory, moors in Singapore; Essential to life on Earth, ocean preservation is key, explains a UK-based marine-conservation academic; freediving in Asia with a Malaysian expert; and much more!

Headway in Hull Design | Dutch naval architecture heavyweights discuss the latest trends in their field; An insight into Indonesia's serene blue expanse; When working boats become superyachts; Specialist department heads at Simpson Marine reveal what clients are looking for. Also inside: Is the PRC doing enough to protect its oceans?; Innovative technology could help us decipher dolphin communication; A French engineering student's dinghy brings foiling to the masses; and much more!

Ones to watch in 2022 | 20 people in the Asia-Pacific yachting world to watch out for in 2022; an insight into the rugged expanse of Australia's southern shores; the restoration of Teodora: a 1970s-era Hong Kong-built schooner; Interview: CCO Stefano de Vivo plots Ferretti Group's future. Also inside: How far can all-electric yachts go?; Former Marine Police Commander Les Bird's vivid account of Hong Kong's Vietnamese refugee influx; seaweed farming tackles climate change; and much more!

Yachting tech special | Interview: ambitious French boatbuilder Hynova develops hydrogen-powered 40-foot, zero-emissions yacht; expert columnists consider morphing high-tech advancements in onboard smart functions, hull design and exterior and interiors. Also inside: Asia-Pacific’s 10 Desirable Deliveries in the motoryacht segment; reports on September’s Cannes and the Monaco yacht shows; and visits to both the wilds of Melanesia and the newly preserved Starfish Bay in Hong Kong; and much more!

Taiwan's transition | For decades, Taiwan has held an outsized place in the world of yacht building. Can the island finally become a boating destination and market for its own yachts? Also inside: Exclusive interview with Tresno Seery of Silolona Sojourns; an insight into the magic of mangroves; a trip to a turtle-hatchling paradise in the Solomon Islands; the launch of our brand new Blue Planet section, with a renewed focus on ocean conservation; and much more!

Sailing special | With the end of isolation approaching, the big regattas are back. We take a look at the fleet for the upcoming Rolex Fastnet Race, and explore how competitive sailing can play a role in ocean conservation. Also inside: Exclusive interview with America's Cup legend Sir Russell Coutts; an insight into the Schmidt Ocean Institute; a trip to the remote wreck diving haven of Chuuk Lagoon in Micronesia; and much more!

Sustainability special – is the future of yachting pollution-free? We explore the boom in zero-emissions technology and meet the organisations pushing to protect our oceans. Also inside: exclusive interview with Sea Shepherd founder Paul Watson; the success of the Seychelles as a poster child for marine conservation; our guide to Asia’s most exclusive resort charter experiences; Hong Kong’s best dive sites; and an investigation into where old fibreglass boats go to die.

Hydrofoil special – what's next for the foil revolution? From its humble origins 100 years ago, this technology is being adapted to commercial boats and to consumers who want speed and thrills on the water. Also inside: The ‘Star’ of Tai Tam: inside the incredible loft-inspired Star Ferry yacht conversion; how Asia’s marinas are catching up; Indonesia’s boom in wooden phinisi boats; and an expedition to the lost world of the Kamchatka Peninsula in Russia’s Far East.

sia Pacific Boating takes a deep dive into the world of global expedition yachts and looks at the new styles, new specifications and the new equipment that is becoming essential cargo on this growing fleet of go-anywhere yachts. Inside this issue: Hong Kong's  innovative drug rehab yacht, Japan's Seto Inland Sea, Damen's La Datcha, shining a light on underwater illumination, the future of Oysters and much more ....

Asia-Pacific Boating just got a refit. In our relaunch issue, we have dramatically changed the magazine’s outlook and ethos to reflect a newer, more modern take on yachting – less focused on appearances, and more about enjoying life on the water. Welcome aboard! 

Inside this issue: Sanlorenzo's Attila / Top 20 Charter Yachts of Asia Pacific / The Manta Rays of Yap / The Future of Hydrogen-Powered Yachts / Lurssen's Flying Fox / Vision for Lantau Yacht Club... and much more.

--Peter Mahony: General Manager of Benetti Yachts Asia discusses current developments at the Italian luxury large-format yacht builder.
--Crème de la Crème: A preview of some of the highlights on display at both the Cannes Yachting Festival and the Monaco Yacht Show.
--Central Europe's Contender: A look at what is driving the boatbuilding boom in Poland – from state support to established domestic brands and emerging ones.
--Andaman Islands: Arguably India’s finest tropical cruising grounds, the Andamans offer pristine calm waters, white sand, and are most quickly reached from Thailand.

Yacht reviews: Azimut Grande 32, Maritimo M51, Absolute Fly 62, Riviera 4800 Sport Yacht Series II Platinum Edition


--Erwin Bamps: The General Manager of Prestige Yachts, French motor yacht-maker under Beneteau Group, explains the brand’s direction.
--Asia Yachting: Asia Yachting dealership’s CEO Olivier Besson offers insights into his attention-to-detail focus on serving the region’s specific needs.
--Bon Voyage: Sailing the French Mediterranean on a spacious Bali 5.4 catamaran proves an ideal way to enjoy the world’s oldest cruising region.
--Cambodia: One of the world’s newest cruising grounds requires a little effort to access, but the result is memorable.

Yacht reviews: Solaris 44, Beneteau Figaro 3, Sunseeker 74 Sport Yacht, Horizon FD77 Skyline


--Simpson Marine: The Hong Kong-based regional yacht distributor’s founder and Managing Director, Mike Simpson recounts client and yacht changes over three decades.
--Arthur Tay: Singapore-based Arthur Tay, founder and Chairman of ONE°15 Marina, discusses his current marina projects in Asia and influences from elsewhere.
--Hulls for Hire: A look at current trends in yacht chartering – in Asia and further afield, through the eyes of three operators: Dream Yacht Charter Australia, Simpson Yacht Charter and Indo Yachts.
--Asia Boating Awards 2019: The trophies, the nominations and the partying at Capitol Theatre, Singapore.
--Fiji: The Lau Islands, with their weathered limestone forms above water and teeming marine life beneath, make for perfect cruising.

Yacht reviews: Absolute Navetta 48, Fountaine Pajot Alegria 67, Prestige 460, Silent-Yachts Silent 55


--John Lu: Horizon Yachts founder and CEO flies a flag for Asian boat building and is enjoying a significant increase in demand for its range.
--Care for a Share?: Parts of the world are opening up to syndicated yacht purchases and boating clubs. Will Asia be floating such ideas?
--Central Yacht: Hong Kong-based bespoke superyacht provider has a keen eye on mainland China and Taiwan.
--Malaysian Borneo: East of Peninsular Malaysia, Sabah, at the northern tip of Borneo, beckons yachts to The Land Beneath the Wind.

Yacht reviews: Vripack Rock, Custom Line Navetta 42, Jeanneau Sun Odyssey 410, Baglietto T-Line 48 Silver Fox, CNB 66, Fairline Squadron 53


--Tech as Planet Protector: Marine technology right now is as much about keeping environmental impact in check as it is about enhancing boat performance and safety.
--Phuket: A paradise for yachting, the waters around the southern Thai isle offer plenty of scenic diversions.

Yacht reviews: Azimut S6, Amels Volpini 2, Beneteau Swift Trawler 47, Ferretti Yachts 670, Riviera 72 Sport Yacht Flybridge
azimut 86, amels 92, ferretti 106, riviera 114


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SUNREEF 80
AZIMUT GRANDE 25 METRI 
RIVA 110' DOLCEVITA
SANLORENZO 500EXP

SHIPYARD: MONTE CARLO YACHTS
INSIDE ASIA: NEXTWAVE YACHTING
INTERVIEW: RUSSELL CURRIE, FAIRLINE

–-The Italian Sea Group: Tecnomar and Admiral are making fresh inroads into Asia as part of The Italian Sea Group’s ambitious plans for the region
–-World Premieres: Asia-Pacific Boating highlights a range of the most exciting new models at September’s Cannes and Monaco shows
–-Raphael Sauleau: The all-action Fraser CEO is expanding the presence of the brokerage house in Asia
–-Destination: Canal Du Midi: A trip along the Canal du Midi offers a window into the heartlands of southern France

Yacht reviews: Lagoon 40, Prestige 520, Princess V65, Sunseeker 76 Yacht, Tecnomar Evo 120 Ice White Edition, Codecasa 43 Vintage Series


–-Christos Ramnialis: Benetti’s General Manager is helping to steer a new era for the Italian superyacht giant, with three Giga builds over 100m
–-Sailing in Asia: The regional regatta scene is well set up for sailors to take their first steps in racing before tackling bigger challenges
–-Catamarans: As cruising cats continue to grow in popularity, APB showcases a range of leading models from around the world
–-Horizon Yachts: With John Lu still at the helm after 31 years, the Taiwanese yard is entrenched as one of the world’s top superyacht builders

Yacht reviews: Jeanneau Sun Odyssey 440, 40 Open Sunreef Power, Princess 55, Ferretti Yachts 920 Tai He Ban, Numarine 32XP


–-Marco Valle: In his 22nd year with Azimut, the CEO leads a company on the up, with Asia a key market for its spectacular new Grande yachts
–-Charter Yachts: Check out some of the top charter yachts cruising the region, from Singapore to Malaysia, Thailand to Myanmar, Indonesia to Fiji
–-Lagoon: The world leader in cruising catamarans, Lagoon has found a growing market in Asia for its larger models built in its Bordeaux headquarters
–-Asia Boating Awards: Yachting heavyweights lifted trophies at the 14th edition of the Awards, held at ONE°15 Marina ahead of the Singapore Yacht Show

Yacht reviews: Lagoon 50, Sunseeker Manhattan 66, Azimut S7, Horizon FD87 Skyline, Custom Line Navetta 33


–-Andy Treadwell: The Singapore and Thailand Yacht Show organiser is driven by a long-term mission
–-Volvo Ocean Race: Nick Bice and Peter Ansell give their opinions on Hong Kong’s first-ever stopover
–-Beneteau: Two Italians share the helm as the French builder bids to expand its motor yacht presence
–-Asian Builders: Luxury yachts built in Asia are in increasing demand from clients around the globe

Yacht reviews: Beneteau Gran Turismo 50, Ferretti Yachts 780, Sanlorenzo SX88, Gulf Craft Majesty 100


–-Herve Gastinel: The Beneteau Group CEO faced immense pressure after taking his ‘dream job’, but has since proved his worth
–-Sunseeker International: Firmly re-established as a profitable business, British giant Sunseeker is powering ahead with an aggressive growth plan
–-Power of Technology: Enjoy a selection of the latest and greatest gear that makes boating more enjoyable
–-Destination:  Fiji: An idyllic cruising paradise, Fiji offers a nice balance of superyacht support, remote islands and colourful local traditions

Yacht reviews: Absolute 58 Fly, Princess 62, Sanlorenzo 52Steel, Benetti Seasense


–-Tenders: More than simply support vessels for the mother ship, these six tenders are versatile and fun
–-Maxi Yacht Rolex Cup: At this year’s Maxi Yacht Rolex Cup in Porto Cervo, organiser Yacht Club Costa Smeralda celebrated its 50th anniversary
–-Asia-Pacific's Top 50 Superyachts: Enjoy the 2017 round-up of the biggest superyachts of the Asia-Pacific
–-Destination:  Hamilton Island: Situated off northeast Australia, Hamilton in the Whitsundays remains a popular destination since surviving Cyclone Debbie

Yacht reviews: Jeanneau 51, Riviera 68 Sports Yacht, Azimut Grande 35 Metri, CRN Cloud 9


– Entry Level Boats: APB presents 24 models ranging from under US$50,000 to US$200,000 – including delivery to Asia
– Princess Yachts: The English builder is focused on progress while staying true to its ‘Crafted in Plymouth’ heritage
– Marine Conservation Part 2: As our global ecological footprint expands, boating is among the industries waking up to the looming crisis
– Langkawi: Seven adventurous souls from China live it up on a four-day catamaran cruise around Langkawi
– Antony Sheriff: Princess Yachts Executive Chairman talks of overseeing a “huge transformation” at the English yard

Yacht reviews: Prestige 680S; Dominator 28M Ilumen; MCY 96 Mia; Benetti Fast 125' Skyler


–-Racing in Asia: With Asia's 2017-18 season setting off in Phuket in July, APB looks at the best regattas and races to mark in your diaries
–David Witt: Steering Scallywag: Australian David Witt will skipper Hong Kong's entry in the 2017-18 Volvo Ocean Race while targeting Rolex Sydney Hobart glory
–Marine Conservation Part 1: Seas are drowning in pollution that the recreational boating contributes to, so how is the industry tackling the issues?
–Destination:  Bermuda: The America's Cup put Bermuda under the spotlight – and this tiny British territory looks set to stay there

Yacht reviews: Princess S60, Sunreef 62 Annette 2, Lagoon Seventy 7, Codecasa 43: Gio Chi The, Amels 271: Here Comes The Sun

– Charter in Asia: Explore some of the world's most beautiful scenery in some of the world's most stunning charter yachts
– Refit: Home Improvement: Refit time can also be an opportunity to enhance your vessel – starring Benetti Ambrosia and Ocean Emerald.
– America's Cup: Team Japan: APB interviews SoftBank Team Japan CEO Dean Barker and GM Kazuhiko Sofuku
– Asia Boating Awards XIII: Yachtings' movers and shakers socialised and celebrated at the 13th edition of the prestigious annual Asia Boating Awards
– Yacht reviews: Riva 100' Corsaro, Riviera 4800 Sport Yacht, Galeon 500 Fly and Sunseeker Manhattan 52


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