Megayachts

Riva 122 Mythos

By Kevin Koenig
PostedDecember 2012
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Power & Motoryacht's first look at the Riva 122 Mythos.

Prometheus may have been the fire bringer and Hercules may have slain the Nemean lion and turned it into a fancy hat, but here’s something those mythic heroes never did: Build a 122-foot planing megayacht out of aluminum. That’s exactly the formidable task the mortals at Riva are now undertaking, with their upcoming launch, Mythos. The yacht will be the new flagship of this iconic Ferretti brand, and should well live up to her ambitious name.

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Trinity 120

By Kevin Koenig
PostedDecember 2012
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Power & Motoryacht's first impression of the Trinity 120. The 120 looks to be a fine vessel with all the characteristics of a top-notch launch. First and foremost, the 120 will have a striking and contemporary look to her, thanks to the lines provided by exterior designer Geoff van Aller.

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Chartering the British Virgin Islands Aboard Encore, a 150-foot Megayacht from Trinity Yachts.

By Alyssa Haak
PostedNovember 2012
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Guests who enjoy an attentive crew, mouthwatering meals, and a bevy of watersports should jump right in and cheer for a charter on this renewed boat with the latest amenities.

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Benetti Delfino 93

By Diane M. Byrne
PostedNovember 2012
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With four guest staterooms belowdecks and a main-deck master, the Benetti Delfino 93 Ocean Drive offered a strong starting point for her owner. But it was the semi-custom nature of the build and the technological advances available that really sold them.

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Vicem Vulcan 46M

By Kevin Koenig
PostedNovember 2012
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Power & Motoryacht's first look at the Vicem Vulcan 46M megayacht.

The 46M was built in Vicem’s eco-conscious factory in Antalya, Turkey, using composite materials and resin-infused-sandwich techniques. This construction process lends the boat a high strength-to-weight ratio that helps her remain relatively fuel efficient, light, and fast while also being stout enough to handle rough seas.

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