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Azimut’s Fly range, which spans from 50 to 78 feet, has long been the go-to style for yacht owners who are particular about sleek Italian aesthetics but want plenty of onboard space. Its new Fly 72 fits both of those requirements, combining a quality build with the style and panache Azimut owners have come to expect.

The first Arksen 85 explorer yacht Project Ocean has been confirmed for launch this summer. The yacht has completed the interior fit-out of all furniture and interior details. The engine room and electrical systems are also in the final stages of completion, ahead of commissioning and technical sea trials.

Cosmopolitan Yachts has confirmed the build of the Cosmopolitan 70. Crafted from marine-grade aluminum, the yachts boast enhanced strength and recyclability, complemented by sustainable interior materials, an unmatched hybrid-electrical propulsion for superior eco-performance and transatlantic range, seaworthiness and minimal crew needs.

You might have missed out on buying Lürssen’s Kismet last year, but you can now charter its epic successor for roughly $3.3 million a week. The new 400-foot Kismet has joined the Cecil Wright fleet and will be available for the 2024 charter season.

The 41.1-metre Baglietto motor yacht Blue Ice has been sold with Frank Grzeszczak Sr. and Baron Carruthers of FGI Yacht Group representing the seller and Riccardo Solci of Denison Yachting representing the buyer. Designed by Aldo Cichero, Blue Ice was built in aluminium by Italian yard Baglietto and delivered in 1999 with a $3,000,000 refit in 2016 and a further refit in 2021. Accommodation is for 10 guests in five cabins comprising a full beam master suite with a private study, two doubles and two twins, one with a Pullman berth.