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Crew Eye: An unexpected visitor in the Atlantic
The crew of M/Y Vixit had a rare visitor onboard while transiting the Atlantic Ocean in October. Stew/Deckhand Saaskia England captured a photo of an owl who temporarily lighted on…
Crew Eye in the Bahamas
Lead Deckhand Zander Schietelat of M/Y Grey Matters tests the waters in Compass Cay, Compass Cay Marina, Exuma, the Bahamas.
Triton Spotted in Tonga
Attorney Jim Perry of Perry & Neblett in Fort Lauderdale took his Triton all the way to the Kingdom of Tonga for a swim with the humpback whales. He sent…
Med season wrap-up party with Estela
To wrap up another Mediterranean yachting season and to ring in the Caribbean season, Estela Yachting Palma held its annual end-of-season party at Blue Nest at Port Adriano on Oct.…
M/Y Vixit shares a Crew Eye
Capt. Greg Russell shared these photos from a Facebook post that was taken in Portofino, Italy, in late August with the following note: “Season done! 57 days, 2,800 miles, 70…
Triton Spotted playing ball
The Fort Lauderdale Fighting Squids Australian Rules Football Club keep up with their industry news in The Triton. Pictured from left are Duncan Pullman, chief officer M/Y Chasing Daylight, Capt.…
Triton Spotted in Costa Rica
Carlton A. Morris R. of Yacht Entertainment Studios (YES) based in Fort Lauderdale submitted a Triton Spotter from his recent trip with this note: “[I] traveled to Escazú, Costa Rica…
Triton Spotted in Connecticut
Mystic, Connecticut, is a great spot to catch up on yachting news. Capt. Joe Walier, pictured left, carried one on his recent delivery of the 66-foot Viking Shooter from Jupiter,…
Crew Eye: Cleaning every nook and cranny onboard
Relief Chief Stew Ari Odore, left, and Second Stew Tash Knight use cotton swabs to micro-clean the bridge console on M/Y Albula, formerly Turmoil, a 210-foot Royal Denship launched in…
Triton Spotted in Chile
Atacama Salt Lake in northern Chile is 2,400m (7,200 feet) above sea level in a landscape filled with “snow-capped volcanoes, altiplano lagoons, and flamingos – a very different, but amazing…
