
Newly Delivered $9.1 Million Yacht Sinks Off Sardinia
A newly delivered $9.1 million motor yacht sank off Porto Cervo, Sardinia, following a reported fire that damaged seals aboard the vessel.
By Kevin Maher · AUG 14, 2026
The International Superyacht Society is seeking nominations for its 2026 Awards of Distinction, including the Distinguished Crew Award. Nominations close Aug. 31.
By Lauren Beck · AUG 19, 2026
The Oct. 28 event at Lauderdale Yacht Club will raise funds for ocean conservation research and education while honoring marine science and conservation leaders.
By Lauren Beck · AUG 18, 2026
As French authorities examine how foreign crew enter the country for training and employment, the PYA has issued detailed guidance on what yacht crew and recruitment agencies can and cannot legally do.
By Kevin Maher · AUG 17, 2026
MARAD awarded $35.18 million to 45 shipyards across 24 states and one U.S. territory through its 2026 Small Shipyard Grant Program.
By Kevin Maher · AUG 17, 2026
A yacht’s name may be deeply personal to its owner, but for the captain and crew, it’s an everyday working tool — and one that needs to be distinctive, easy to pronounce, and clear over the radio.
By Hermann Spicker · AUG 16, 2026

A newly delivered $9.1 million motor yacht sank off Porto Cervo, Sardinia, following a reported fire that damaged seals aboard the vessel.
By Kevin Maher · AUG 14, 2026


The Marine Industries Association of South Florida’s (MIASF) Fill That Boat Back-to-School Provisioning campaign reached 100% capacity.
By Kevin Maher · AUG 12, 2026

NOAA maintains its below-normal Atlantic hurricane outlook, forecasting seven to 13 named storms, including two to six hurricanes and up to two major hurricanes.
By Lauren Beck · AUG 11, 2026

MarineMax and Safe Harbor Marinas, a portfolio company of Blackstone Infrastructure, announced that the two have entered into a definitive agreement.
By Kevin Maher · AUG 10, 2026

Sportfisher Mister Pete of Charleston, South Carolina, claimed the 53rd White Marlin Open’s top prize on Saturday.
By Kevin Maher · AUG 10, 2026

As large yachts increasingly seek major refit work overseas, U.S. builders and industry leaders say expanding domestic capacity, skilled labor, and long-term service support could help keep more projects — and their economic impact — at home.
By Kevin Maher · AUG 9, 2026

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