ONBOARD LIVING – Page 4 – USA ONBOARD

ONBOARD LIVING

MOST READED

ALIA 55 English

The Art of Changing Course Gracefully

Power Drawn in Aluminium

Flying Over Water

Departure Checklist Before You Cast Off

NARRATED ARTICLES

The Onboard Table

NEWSLETTER

Luxury boating stories, delivered to your inbox every week.

EDITOR'S CHOICE

The Art of Exploring the Depths

The Story of Black Pearl

Fourteen Days, One Sea

Building your Crew

The Art of Changing Course Gracefully

PRINT EDITION

ONBOARD ESSENTIALS

Pure originality. A gift collection for the individual who has it all and values distinction above all else.

Cannes Yachting Festival 2026 · The Wrap

Where the Season Begins

Six days, two ports and nearly 150 world premieres. The 49th edition closed with a clear reading of the moment luxury yachting is in: fewer isolated technological promises, more boats conceived as places to live.

Columbus Yachts · Hot Lab · Atlantique 47

Acqua Chiara

A 47-metre superyacht drawn, from the first sketch, around a single idea: a charter yacht a guest can read and trust from the first minute aboard.

Alia Yachts · Limerence · 53M

Where the Map Runs Out

Alia Yachts' fully custom 53-meter Limerence began life as a support vessel and refused to stay one — arriving instead as a long-range explorer with the manners of a superyacht and the appetite of an adventure platform.

Croatia · Chartering the Adriatic

A Coast Meant to Be Sailed

Fifteen hundred kilometres of limestone, a thousand islands, and cities built to be approached from the water. Croatia is the rare destination where a private yacht is not an indulgence laid over the experience. It is the natural way in.

Tankoa Yachts · 58 Meters

TANKOA 58M

A second commission from a client who already knew the house, Diamond Binta is Tankoa's first T580 — a 58-metre full-custom delivered in the summer of 2024 and unveiled to the industry at the Monaco Yacht Show that same autumn.

Italian Yards · Tri-Deck Profile

The Sea, Brought Aboard

Benetti's Oasis 34M is the calibrated translation of a larger concept into a 34.36-metre hull — a tri-deck displacement yacht in which the architecture of the aft deck quietly rewrites the relationship between salon and sea.

Yachting & Escape

Why Smaller Premium Boats Matter More Than Ever

In a market trained to celebrate scale, one category is gaining standing for a different reason: it offers more frequent access, more spontaneous use, and a more livable idea of luxury.

Sirena Superyachts · 42M

The Art of the Passage

Sirena Marine's largest yacht to date is a 42-metre flagship drawn by Luca Vallebona, dressed by Hot Lab and given a fast-displacement hull by Van Oossanen: a boat built less for the marina than for the long way there.

Personal Submersibles · How to Choose Well

The Art of Exploring the Depths

A personal submersible opens an experience very few people know. Before choosing one, there is a single thing worth understanding fully: how it is certified. Three of the most respected builders in the world tell us how they do it.

WALLYWHY 150

A Yacht From Another Planet

A 24-metre motor yacht that takes the volumetric grammar of the WHY 200 and compresses it into a smaller, sharper proposition — the second chapter of Wally's most uncompromising motor-yacht series.

RIVA · 112' DOLCEVITA SUPER

A BIGGER DOLCEVITA

A 34-meter flybridge that stretches the most admired profile in the Riva catalog and rewrites the aft deck around the waterline — the most consequential refinement the Dolcevita line has produced since its 2018 debut.

Lifestyle

Dogs On Board

Most dogs adapt to life on the water more easily than their owners expect. With a measure of preparation, the right gear, and a few quiet rules of the boat, the family's best friend becomes one of the finest cruising companions a captain can ask for.

Subscribe to our newsletter

Videos

A New Icon of Freedom

Pink Shadow: The 58-Meter Damen Explorer That Carries Motorcycles and a Sailboat

The Flagship Steel Explorer Built for 5,000 Nautical Miles

OLDEST ARTICLES

Boating Etiquette

Conquering the Wind

Boating with Manatees

The Brand that Became a Myth

When the Boat Needs a Crew

Homes That Begin at the Dock

Four Objects That Earn Their Place

The Onboard Table

First Crossing to the Bahamas

The Voyage That Failed at Everything Except Coming Home