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The Italian shipyard just unveiled new details about its 279-foot behemoth, known as Project Life, at the Palm Beach International Boat Show. Besides being the company’s largest engineering-platform-based yacht, the steel vessel is all about creating the ultimate socializing experience for you and your guests while you take in the ocean views.

ISA Yachts announces the sale of the second unit of its Classic 65m model, a 1,420 GT displacement superyacht, to a European owner. Based on the platform of the iconic M/Y Resilience, delivery is scheduled for 2028. Introduced by Kristina Falkone of Aberton Yachts, this sale strengthens the fruitful partnership between the shipyard and Aberton, with several ongoing projects underway at the Palumbo Superyachts facilities. The transaction boosts the production fleet under the ISA Yachts, Columbus Yachts, and Extra Yachts brands to 18 units, spanning sizes from 37 to 80 meters.

Royal Hakvoort's 44.7-metre motor yacht Big Easy has been sold, with Ian Sherwood of Burgess and Brandon Kummer of Kitson Yachts representing the seller and Ed Dickinson of Northrop & Johnson introducing the buyer. Delivered in 2002, Big Easy was constructed in steel and aluminium by the Dutch shipyard to a design from Diana Yacht Design, finished with elegant interiors by Winch Design. Constructed to Lloyd's class and MCA--compliant, the motor yacht was last refitted in 2022.

If, as Abraham Lincoln once said, “The best thing about the future is that it comes one day at a time”, then today is definitely the right day. A single glance at the new Prince 45 from Nuova Jolly Marine is enough to understand that it represents a quantum leap forward.

Administrators of Fairline Yachts, the UK-based luxury boatbuilder, are reportedly reviewing multiple bids for the company, according to the Northamptonshire Telegraph. Entering administration in January 2025, just two months after being acquired by Arrowbolt Propulsion Systems Limited, Fairline Yachts employed approximately 250 staff across its two sites in Oundle and Suffolk.