by Natalie | Sep 3, 2018 | Editorials, Features
Captains of Ships – Janusz Walinski When Janusz was 13 he went on a 20km guided hike around the captivating Polish countryside. They ended up at a lake and he took one look at the sailing boats glistening in the sunset and thought ‘I should try that’. Almost...
by Natalie | Aug 20, 2018 | Editorials, Features
Magdalena of Hamburg – Sunsail’s flagship monohull, the fast but spacious Sunsail 47 sits proudly at the apex of performance and comfort, making it the ultimate charter sailing yacht. Designed by Philippe Briand, she combines beautifully clean lines with an...
by Natalie | Aug 14, 2018 | Editorials
Back in July, we said a heartbreaking goodbye to a much-loved member of Palma’s yachting and wellness communities: Emily Jane Larkin. Following a short but intense fight with breast cancer, Emily passed away peacefully with her parents by her side during the late...
by Natalie | Aug 6, 2018 | Editorials, Features
Port Calanova – a one stop shop for all your yachting and relaxation needs Part marina, part sailing school, Port Calanova has a clear goal: to adapt to the needs and requirements of different users who are looking for a high-quality service, without losing the...
by Natalie | Aug 1, 2018 | Editorials, Features
Captains of Ships Back in 1933, the owner of Woolworths, William Stephenson, commissioned the build of a 39 metre (130 foot) J-Class Velsheda, named after his three daughters Velma, Sheila and Daphne. With the most advanced design for spars, rigging and sails...
by Natalie | Jul 26, 2018 | Editorials, Features
ALEXA OF LONDON – A beautiful classic 38m sailing yacht which combines a subtle mix of traditional and contemporary interior design. Her stunning interior is light and elegant with a gorgeous skylight in the saloon and cream colored soft furnishings. Alexa of...
