Stiles knew early in life his destiny lay in food preparation and aimed for perfection with imagination.Joseph Stiles, a native of Washington state, is 34 years old, and has had a remarkable education in both food preparation and multi-varied cultures. He was born into a farming family, sharing the daily work with his two brothers
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Posted on January 13, 2012 by Jan Robinson
The charter or voyage has been perfect so far. The international waters have been warm and calm, and the scenery has been spectacular. The sun is starting to set at anchor, and after a shower and a delicious dinner, it’s time to watch the big game on television. You’re swinging on the hook in a Read More...
Posted on January 6, 2012 by Glenn Hayes
You’ve started a search for a well-located shipyard, one with an experienced team capable of delivering a superlative paint job for a yacht of your size. What will it take for both captain and owner to leave the yard satisfied? Clear, continuous communication from day one is critical, according to people who oversee world-class paint Read More...
Posted on January 4, 2012 by Chris Goodier
Before she decided to go into yachting, Bindy Bryce was a high school gym teacher, so she knows a little about tough crowds. She has since been a stew on land and at sea, and this 27-year-old has served her fair share of demanding guests. Bindy has been in the industry for three years, including Read More...
Posted on January 4, 2012 by Andrea Bailey
As the 2011 season draws to a haphazard finish, it’s time to pause and reflect on the fun and games we’ve experienced this year. Back-to-back-to-back charters, captains with lunatic tendencies…it’s been the usual whirlwind of good times. One theme in particular that’s worked to defrost the cold, stony walls of my heart (i.e. made me
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Posted on January 1, 2012 by Anita Valium
Dear Anita, I’m interested in becoming yacht crew. I’ve always wanted to learn how to sail, and having been on yachts my dad has chartered over the years, I’m sure I could do it. It looks pretty easy! Life is a holiday, eh? I don’t want to go to university, although my dad says I
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Posted on January 1, 2012 by Anita Valium
Karpaz Gate Marina (KGM), the eastern Mediterranean’s newest superyacht marina – located on the stunning Karpaz peninsula of Northern Cyprus – is fast becoming the region’s most desirable over-wintering destination. The marina’s brand new facilities, competitive prices and mild winter climate make the marina and resort an attractive destination for those struggling to secure aberth in Read More...
Posted on December 3, 2011 by Jenny Pearce
Heesen Yachts is proud to announce the sale of Project Zentric in collaboration with Nakhimov Yachts. YN 15944 is the eighth in the successful 44 metre all-aluminium class: The first vessel (YN 13644 MY Sedation) was launched back in 2007. YN 15944 is the third contract signed in 2011 and in such an economic climate Read More...
Posted on November 30, 2011 by Sara Gioanola
Trinity Yachts is pleased to announce the launch of the exquisite Lady Linda, a 187’ (57.0m) Tri-Deck Semi-Displacement custom built aluminum superyacht. She is every meter an example of Trinity’s trademark naval architecture, exterior styling and unfaltering engineering. Incorporating the superb maneuverability trend of recent Trinity superyachts, Lady Linda’s minimal 8’ (2.4m) draft allows her access to Read More...
Posted on November 30, 2011 by Amy Halsted
Antiguan based sailing charter and maritime training company, Ondeck, has announced a focused commitment to the wider yachting community to run additional courses for Captains and their crew. Ondeck is currently the leading provider of RYA/MCA courses in Antigua and over the next few months hopes to gain valuable input from Superyacht Captains and crew regarding
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Posted on November 22, 2011 by Elizabeth Brookes
