Following last year’s blowout season and a sustained demand for seclusion in the Covid era, the charter industry is looking beyond the Med to a new destination: the ends of the Earth. Take the ...

Gone are the days when you had to choose between a luxury superyacht and an intrepid expedition ship. Nansen Polar Expeditions and EYOS, a company that provides luxury expedition yacht charters, ...

Hawk Yachts, which builds expedition yachts for comfortable cruising in the most extreme conditions, announced a new 223-foot concept that the company says will be a game changer in both design and ...

In a sizzling hot luxury market, small ship cruises and private yacht charters are clear standouts. Luxury travel is remarkably resilient, bouncing back earlier and faster than other travel sectors ...

With the demand for multi-generational family trips set to rise in 2025 and a stronger focus on creating shared, meaningful travel experiences*, Secret Atlas is offering families the opportunity to ...

With many yachts already near full capacity for summer 2026, especially in the peak July-August window, MyCroatianCharter is ...

Damen's luxury yacht builder Amels has launched a new 77-meter expedition yacht La Datcha. La Datcha’s emergence from her building hall in the Netherlands this week marks the start of the final stages ...

From its summertime berth on the Italian coastline, Giant, a 247-foot IHC Holland behemoth with a bright red hull designed to clear waterways through the Arctic ice, stands out like a warning flag ...

If you were to seek adventure in the polar regions, would you go for a rugged expedition vessel or a luxurious explorer yacht? Thanks to the Nansen Explorer, there’s no need to choose. It offers the ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Bill Springer would rather be on a superyacht. And he often is. So, instead of flying from Nice to Monaco on a Monacair helicopter ...

Following last year’s blowout season and a sustained demand for seclusion in the Covid era, the charter industry is looking beyond the Med to a new destination: the ends of the Earth. Take the ...