Delivered in 2023 as the first yacht in the Sanlorenzo 44 X-Space series, LA LA LAND boasts a groundbreaking design, innovative features, and a lavish layout. SuperYacht Times takes a first look onboard the Lissoni Limited Edition superyacht to discover more about her design.
The first images of the 44-metre Sanlorenzo explorer LA LA LAND have been released by her central agency for charter, IYC. Delivered this year as the first in the shipyard's X-Space series, construction began in 2021 with details on the superyacht kept tightly under wraps until now.
BOAT looks back at a busy month and rounds up everything you might have missed... including the exciting news that THIS IS IT joined the IYC charter fleet!
As the chill of winter begins to set in, the idea of a tropical escape becomes increasingly enticing. Who hasn’t daydreamed about trading frosty mornings for palm-fringed sandy beaches bathed in turquoise waters, balmy breezes, and warm sunlight? In our case, our daydreams usually include a superyacht, aboard which we languorously take in the tropical scenery and glorious weather.
With the Mediterranean season now shuttered, the Caribbean is beckoning. Specifically, the 62nd edition of the Antigua Charter Show, which year after year attracts an impressive selection of superyachts for charter. Compared to years past, the 2023 edition seems to have a larger inventory of high-quality yachts; BOAT spotlights some highly-anticipated attendees that will be on the docks between 4-9 December...
This year marks the 62nd annual Antigua Charter Yacht Show, set to be held at the Nelson's Dockyard UNESCO World Heritage Site from 4-9 December. Marking the beginning of the Caribbean season, a packed full agenda will be offered to guests across the six days.
The 43.5-metre This Is It will be available for charter with IYC from April 2024. Starting at €450,000 per week, the announcement makes the Tecnomar yacht the world's largest charterable motor catamaran.
They were told to forget her – but the couple who came to own Almyra II had already fallen for her, so they bought her anyway. Risa Merl learns how a sensitive refit turned this 50-metre Perini Navi into a stylish family yacht.