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MGMT Yacht focusing on future of London as a Superyacht destination

January 25, 2013

This Sunday will mark six months since the Olympic opening ceremony as well as six months since London has become the superyacht destination of 2012. MGMT Yacht, the superyacht advisory firm and London yacht agent who were responsible for offering technical and administrative expertise to visiting superyachts during the games, is now concentrating on the future of London and its role as a superyacht destination.

MGMT Yacht concentrating on future of London as superyacht destination

Few cities in the world boast the kind of landmarks London has in spades – and with unique access to iconic backdrops, such as Tower Bridge and Europe’s tallest building the Shard a berth on the River Thames undoubtedly offers some of the most impressive city moorings in the world.

There is no reason to be put off by the weather either. It’s officially not raining in London 94 per cent of the time! London has less rain than Rome and more Michelin star restaurants than Paris. London has recently been voted both the business capital of the world and the fashion capital of the world. London has also recently retained its standing as the world’s top financial centre. With so much choice, an endless list of things to do and see, it is no wonder that London should be the new playground for super wealthy yacht owners.

126 m Lurssen superyacht Octopus that visited London in summer 2012 - Photo Credit: Lurssen Yachts

Superyacht owners looking for an alternative destination to the crowded marinas of the Mediterranean are attracted to London with its better mooring rates and access to Northern European shipyards. London offers things that the South of France simply cannot.

Mark Upton, Managing Director of MGMT Yacht said “For the first time this summer, during the Olympics Games, some of the world’s largest superyachts came to London. But it appears that won’t be last time. Superyacht owners are now convinced that London has much more to offer them than the more traditional and predictable yacht destinations – namely Monaco or Cannes.”

Some of the largest superyachts were in London this summer, including mega yacht ‘Octopus’, owned by co-founder of Microsoft, Paul Allen and the 74m motor yacht ‘Ilona’, owned by Frank Lowy, co-founder of Westfield. Moored in Canary Wharf they couldn’t have been closer to the action!

74 m Amels luxury yacht ILONA

MGMT will be offering numerous services to visiting yachts, such as cruise planning, clearances, visas, bunkering, aviation support, provisioning, ground tours, full concierge service and more to enable superyacht guests and crew to enjoy the best that London and the UK has to offer.

Sailor in the Pacific rescued by the 126m Mega Yacht OCTOPUS by Lurssen

December 04, 2012

As reported by AMVER (The Automated Mutual Assistance Vessel Rescue System), the 126 metre mega yacht OCTOPUS rescued a sailor in difficulty on a 38-foot sailboat name Sequel as well as assisted the skipper, who decided not to abandon his vessel. OCTOPUS provided the skipper on board the smaller boat with fuel, food and water, and the skipper then continued his voyage to California at 4 knots.The passenger who embarked on board Octopus was provided with medication for stomach aches and was later disembarked in Honolulu.

The 126 m mega yacht OCTOPUS by Lurssen - Photography by Niels M Knudsen

The rescue operation has taken place following a 406 MHz Emergency Position Indicating Radio Beacon (EPIRB) 645 miles south-west of San Diego, CA on November 15, 2012. The small sailing vessel was on her way from Hawaii to Catalina at the time of the EPIRB activation, just after their sails got damaged. U.S. Coast Guard rescue personnel at the Eleventh District Command Center received the alert and launched a search aircraft from Sacramento and requested superyacht Octopus to divert and aid. The Lurssen built mega luxury yacht OCTOPUS was about 50 miles from the Sequel, reaching the sailboat in 3 hours. This is the second time since her enrolment in AMVER in 2011, that the 126-metre yacht got involved in a rescue.

ASMEX 2013 to Host World Renowned Yacht Designer Sam Sorgiovanni

November 27, 2012

The Australian Superyacht and Marine Export Conference (ASMEX) is well known for its informative programme as well as key networking opportunities all over the world. ASMEX is the top marine export conference and is expected to be more successful than ever before in 2013.

Sam Sorgiovanni and AIMEX CEO MaryAnne Edwards

Internationally renowned and respected Australian superyacht designer, Sam Sorgiovanni, has confirmed his presence as a speaker at the 2 day, key industry conference on May 21-22, 2013 to be held in Sanctuary Cove.

Graduating with a BA of Industrial Design, Sorgiovanni has obtained invaluable experience within the yacht design industry on a global scale. Stemming his career from Australia’s most successful yacht builder, Oceanfast, Sorgiovanni was mentored by the late great Jon Bannenberg.

In 1997, Sorgiovanni established his own studio and began working on international projects. Sorgiovanni’s Antipodean way of life can be reflected in his projects; the 126m megayacht Octopus, the 69m charter yacht Nomad (ex Aussie Rules), the 75m charter yacht Anastasia, the 61m White Rabbit Echo and the 87m superyacht Nirvana.

Yacht NOMAD - Upper Salon

Sorgiovanni will bring his life experience to the table at ASMEX 2013 to educate others about what he has learned through life experience. He will be discussing what superyacht owners want and expect in todays market in conjunction with current market trends. He will also detail the design journey with personal anecdotes and what the key is to success on a global scale.

Scale model of the 126 m Lurssen superyacht OCTOPUS

October 10, 2012

The result of a wonderful passion for creating ship models is this 1:50 scale model of the 126-metre luxury motor yacht OCTOPUS, which was built by the prestigious German shipyard Lurssen in 2003. Jurgen Goller and Roland Hache constructed the 2,52 metre superyacht OCTOPUS model and presented it for the first time on water this September. Roland Hache also built a model of the motor yacht Lady Lola (see picture at the bottom of the article).

Scale model of the motor yacht Octopus

It took two years to build the Octopus Yacht Model and she was built based only on pictures and different photos found on the internet. The two friends had absolutely no access to the general plans, layout drawings or any other designs of the original yacht.

Model of the luxury yacht Octopus

The hull of the Octopus Yacht Model was constructed in GFK and ABS, polyester and wood were used for the rest of the parts. The railing was created using different metal parts.

Scale model of the luxury yacht Octopus - the model is 2,52m long

Weighing 62kg, the model is fitted with 2 Bosch electrical engines and has a lead acid battery of 12 V – 7,5 Ah with a duration of about 4 hours. It has impressive 460 led lights on its five decks, which can be regulated thanks to a dimmer, showing her elegant silhouette when put on water at night.

Octopus Yacht Model

In addition to all this, Jurgen is planning on adding some special features, such as a music player, smoke generator and sound module to create the appropriate, more realistic, cruising sound.

Octopus Yacht Model - Lighting

Octopus Yacht Model of 252cm

Below is the original Octopus Superyacht of 126 metres built by Lurssen shipyard in Germany:

The 126 m mega yacht OCTOPUS by Lurssen - Photography by Niels M Knudsen

Lady Lola yacht model

Stefano Pastrovich, Espen Oeino and Marnix Hoekstra to attend SuperyachtDesign Summit

August 31, 2012

Taking place at Design Centre Chelsea Harbour in London, the first SuperyachtDesign debate of 2012 was attended by three British respected designers, comprising Andrew Winch, Terence Disdale as well as Tim Heywood. The next chapter – in what is expected to be another sell-out event – will host another amazing trio, this time, three of Europe‘s most modern and influential superyacht designers. They are Genoa’s Stefano Pastrovich, Norway’s Espen Oeino and Holland’s Marnix Hoekstra.

The first Superyacht Design Summit of 2012: The Bannenberg Reunion

The debate, hosted by SuperyachtDesign magazine, during Focus/12 as part of the Conversation in Design programme at Design Centre, Chelsea Harbour will be held on Tuesday 25 September from 5.30pm – 7.30pm. It will follow the successful format of the first event in which the British panel were questioned by Martin Redmayne, The Superyacht Group’s chairman. As a daring and sharp interviewer, Redmayne always invites his subjects to reveal the psychology behind their designs and their inspirations, as well as humorous anecdotes.

99m luxury yacht Xvintage by Fincantieri and Pastrovich

If a new paradigm in superyacht design is emerging, these three are likely to be shaping it. Designs such as Pastrovich’s 99m dual-fuel superyacht Xvintage in collaboration with Fincantieri — presented at the 2011 Global Superyacht Forum — saw the first plausible realisation of an LNG powered superyacht.

Stefano Pastrovich

Arguably needing no introduction, the biographies of all three designers nonetheless make for exciting reading. Italian naval architect Stefano Pastrovich has been working in the industry since 1997. His first big breakcame in collaboration with Martin Francis on the 57m motor yacht SenseS. He went on to become the chief designer at the Wally style office for five years where he developed the styling of the 118 superyacht Wallypower. Pastrovich is a self styled flexible and highly open minded designer, quoted as saying, “design any kind of boat, no holds barred, so long as it’s the best of its kind.” This has resulted in a massive range of concepts including a conversion of a 77-metre ocean-going tug, topped only by his latest 92-metre ‘supertug’ project Nikki Beach, for Lürssen Yachts.

Espen Oeino

Norwegian born Espen Oeino has certainly not limited himself to this corner of the globe. His 14-strong team has a client base stretching from Asia and the Far East to the US. Collaborations with the finest yards are endless including the recently announced design for Sunrise’s 63m yacht Project 601 as well as Hull 632 superyacht, and 72m superyacht Stella Maris from Viareggio Yachts launched in August and premiering at Monaco Yacht Show. Like Pastrovich, he also began his career with Martin Francis, where he became project manager of the legendary Eco project, now known as Engima. Espen Oeino International (EOI), is behind such headline grabbers as 126.2m megayacht Octopus, 71m luxury yacht Skat and 78m Madsummer superyacht.

Marnix Hoekstra

Completing the line-up, Marnix Hoekstra, as a graduate in naval architecture and marine engineering, is one of the third generation owners of Vripack. The Dutch naval architecture, design, engineering and brokers firm was founded in 1961 by Dick Boon. Under the maxim “the quality of work is the sum of experience and enthusiasm”, Vripack has designed and refitted many stunning superyachts including the refit of Amels’ 74m superyacht Ilona, and design and engineering of 42m luxury yacht Star. These are just some examples that demonstrate why Vripack is one of the world’s leading design companies.

74m Amels megayacht ILONA after refit

To book tickets please call Design Centre, Chelsea Harbour on 020 7352 1900. Tickets are £35, which includes access to the conference, networking as well as Champagne and canapés in the Design Club.

Early booking is advised, as tickets sell quickly.

126m Lurssen motor yacht OCTOPUS to assist with recovery of H.M.S. Hood’s Bell

August 07, 2012

Launched by the prestigious German builder Lurssen Yachts in 2003, the 126m motor yacht Octopus, owned by Paul Allen, will assist with recovery of H.M.S. Hood’s Bell. Taking place in late August, this amazing expedition, approved by the Secretary of State for Defence, is sponsored by the HMS HOOD Association as well as the National Museum of the Royal Navy. It will be led by David Mearns from Blue Water Recoveries.

126m superyacht Octopus - Photo Credit: Lurssen Yachts

The main focus of this expedition is to return the bell to the Royal Navy, to be conserved and then gifted to the Museum in Portsmouth to commemorate the 1,415 members of HOOD’s ship’s company lost in action against the Bismarck on 24 May 1941.

The other important sponsor of the project is Vulcan Incorporated, which represents the business and philanthropic interests of Paul G. Allen. As he did with the filming of the wreck of HMS ARK ROYAL in 2002 for a BBC documentary, Paul Allen is prepared to donate the use of his private yacht Octopus for this project at no cost to HM Government.

Lurssen’s luxury yacht Octopus will be crossing the Atlantic in late August after the Olympics so this is a rare opportunity to take advantage of having such a well-equipped expedition ship available in the region for this project.

London welcomes 10 spectacular superyachts for the start of the 2012 Olympics

July 24, 2012

Ten of the world’s biggest privately-owned superyachts are now anchored in the river Thames in London to experience the start of the 2012 Olympics. These include the 45m luxury yacht Harle by Feadship, as well as the 65m Seanna superyacht by Benetti.

Superyachts berthed in the Thames

Dwarfing the usual array of maritime craft normally seen on the River Thames, some of the world’s biggest and most expensive superyachts never before seen in London have dropped anchor in the Capital’s prime Olympic locations. London’s Canary Wharf has been transformed into a playground for the superyachts’ glamorous owners. VIPs and celebrities will be stepping onboard next week to enjoy the ultimate Olympic experience.

45m luxury yacht Harle by Feadship in London

The Australian co-founder of the Westfield Group, Frank Lowy, owns the 74-metre superyacht IIona, which arrived at Canary Wharf today. Ilona can accommodate up to 16 guests and has a crew of 28. She also boasts a cinema, a massage room, gymnasium and even a helipad.

Octopus megayacht – currently the world’s eighth largest superyacht and owned by Paul Allen, the co-founder of Microsoft – also arrived this weekend. Octopus has a pool on board and two submarines including one operated by remote control for studying the ocean floor. She also has side hatches at the water line open to form a dock for jet skis.

65m Benetti luxury superyacht Seanna in London

Superyacht advisory company MGMT has been preparing for the arrival of the vessels in London for over a year and will be offering the best positioned berths in London, a 24 hour concierge service and access to the all the major Olympic events.

Benjamin Sutton, Director of Communications of London-based MGMT, said: “It’s absolutely fantastic to see so many of the world’s most glamorous superyachts dropping anchor in the heart of London. With the Olympics starting this week, these magnificent yachts will be another visual spectacular for Londoners this summer.”

Superyachts anchored in the Thames by night

Maldives – a world favorite for a superyacht cruising journey

May 07, 2012

Becoming one of the best superyacht destinations in the world, the Maldives Archipelago, boasts groups of 26 atolls in completely natural formation, with a small number of islands inhabited, waiting to be discovered.

Aerial Rihiveli Sunrise Island - Image Courtesy of Asia Pacific Superyachts Maldives

The flat islands are formed from coral layers, the highest point rarely being more than 6’ above sea level. Located in the Indian Ocean 670 km south-west of Sri Lanka and covering an area of 300 km, they are protected from monsoon devastation by barrier reefs and rarely suffer from major storms.

These Maldives archipelago miniscule coral islets of deep blue seas offer fantastic cruising adventures with the waterways providing the best and most natural of transport and overhead weather generally picture perfect – sunlit days, breezy nights, balmy mornings and iridescent sunsets.

APS Maldives sailing yacht Sailfish at Kuda Bandos - Image Courtesy of Asia Pacific Superyachts Maldives

Long stretches of sugar-white beaches are sanctuary to countless sea birds and extensive coral reefs host an endless variety of exotic fish and marine life. The islands provide a home for the annual migration of Whale Sharks and Mantra Rays and throughout the Maldives Whale Sharks are found patrolling very close to the surface, making the Maldives an ideal destination for snorkelers in any season.

The largest fish on the planet, the Whale Shark (Rhincodon Typus) can grow up to 40’ in length and is a fascinating creature to behold. With no known predators (except humans) and a completely peaceful nature they are huge, harmless and sublime. Despite its incredible size the Whale Shark feeds, like its namesake, almost entirely on plankton and small fish. They are most plentiful near Baa Atoll through July and August, when plankton is at the highest level. Because they pose no real threat to humans, diving with these gentle giants in the Maldives has become a favorite adventure. Other gigantic fish often seen in the area include Manta Rays, Napoleon Wrasse and Reef Shark; and large Sea Turtles are relatively common.

Rhihveli Baby Island (Bird Island) in the lagoon - Image Courtesy of Asia Pacific Superyachts Maldives

Arriving Superyachts start their adventure at the Capital island of Malé, lying north and located among the miniscule coral islets of the Maldives’ nature-rich archipelago. Asia Pacific Superyachts (APS) Maldives provides visiting vessels a wide range of services with a head office in Malé and branches in the Northern Part of HA, Uligan (North Thiladhunmathi Atoll) and the Southern Part of S. Gan (Addu Atoll). Mohamed Hameed, founder of APS Maldives and a multi-generational resident, and APS director, Arif Abdul Samad, offer the following sample itinerary for an extraordinary trip on one´s own yacht or a luxury charter yacht.

SAMPLE ITINERARY (courtesy of Asia Pacific Superyachts Maldives)

1st Day Kuda Bandos
Situated in Malé Atoll Kuda Bandos is a breathtaking island a shout away from the main island, Bandos. It is ideal for a first day private sunset beach picnic after reef snorkeling & swimming in a clear blue lagoon, as your boat’s needs are all taken care of.

2nd Day Olhahali Island
This beautiful island lies at the northern tip of North Malé Atoll on the north near One & Only Reetha Rah and offers the special attraction of the Olhahali Cave. There are several smaller caves and a big cave 40 metres long at a depth of 25 metres, the main attraction.

3rd Day Dusit Thani Resort on Mudhdhoo Island in Baa Atoll
A beautiful sanctuary sheltered by nature amidst white sandy beaches and encircled by a turquoise lagoon, 100 top of the line guest villas are situated amongst the natural waterways. The Dusit Thani is fast becoming well known for frequent sightings of Dolphins and Sea Turtles and the resort’s ‘living house reef’ is a snorkeler’s paradise. Special dinners and sand spit picnics/set ups in their area for yacht guests and crew can be arranged as well as visits to the wonderful reef that surrounds Mudhdhoo (advance permission required).

4th Day Nibiliga Island
A small but exclusive island and an add-on for those who wish to spend an extra day in the pristine natural beauty of Baa Atoll; Nibiligaa is one of the uninhabited islands of Baa Atoll. Located in the Mendhoo Region are: Nibiligaa Island and reef, Mendhoo Island and reef, Mendhoobinmathee Faru and Kaburu Faru.

5th Day Gemendhoo Island
If time permits, Gemendhoo is a ‘must visit’ island before making the return journey to Malé. This beautiful and small island in Baa Atoll has one of the finest and cleanest of the beaches in the Maldives.

Medhufinolhu Island white beaches - Image Courtesy of Asia Pacific Superyachts Maldives

Major changes are being implemented to support conservation and preservation efforts in the above locations and throughout many of the beautiful areas in the Maldives. Among the important changes are those in the diving regulations at Hanifaru Bay at Baa Atoll, outlined under the “Hanifaru Management Plan” of the Baa Atoll Conservation Program.

A popular international dive location, the change at Hanifaru Bay from diving and snorkeling to ‘only snorkeling’ was made to minimise the potentially negative impact from divers on the Manta Rays and Whale Sharks; however, diving is still permitted on the outer area of Hanifaru Bay and the rest of Baa Atoll.

Dusit Thani Maldives Aerial - Image Courtesy of Dusit Thani Maldives

Changes like these brought about the coveted distinction of the entire Baa Atoll being declared a UNESCO World Biosphere Reserve – a distinction awarded to an area of natural excellence recognised for its unique harmony between man and nature.

Many resorts are implementing practices to protect the reefs and marine life due to dire warnings of future danger and the Dusit Thani Maldives is one of the leaders in sustainable resort development in the Maldives; geared toward achieving a carbon-neutral programme and implementing structures to support the live coral reefs.

Dusit Thani Maldives beach pit dining - Image Courtesy of Dusit Thani Maldives

Supporting superyachts on the Maldives and a member of the Association of Yacht Support Services (AYSS), APS Maldives founder Mohamed, with 15-year experience in the marine and tourism industry, welcomes new arrivals to join past APS superyacht clients, including: Ambrosia; motor yacht Annaeva; charter yacht Cloud 9; superyacht Family Day C; luxury yacht Plan B; megayacht Golden Odyssey; Golden Shadow; Talisman-C megayacht; Ilona; superyacht Mayan Queen; Meduse; megayacht Sunrays; luxury yacht Octopus; charter yacht Lauren L; M/Y Anna; charter yacht Q.M of London; Samax superyacht; Serenity; M/Y Shandor; Sinbad; luxury yacht Slipstream; charter yacht Alexandra; Calisto; Valkyrie; sailing yacht Alithia; Anekena; charter yacht Red Dragon; luxury yacht Enterprise; S/Y Foftein; charter yacht Grandbleu; charter yacht Mystery; superyacht Juliet; charter yacht Perseus; and Squall.

Dusit Thani Maldives area snorkeling - Image Courtesy of Dusit Thani Maldives

Five magnificent superyachts at the Copenhagen Harbour including Benetti charter yacht Starfire – photographed by Niels M. Knudsen

December 21, 2011

Copenhagen Harbour has seen numerous beautiful superyachts come and go over the years, including these five stunning and super luxurious vessels spotted by the Danish photographer Niels M. Knudsen. Lurssen’s 71m SKAT, 138.37m superyacht Rising Sun, 115m mega yacht PELORUS, 126m OCTOPUS as well as a 54m Benetti charter yacht STARFIRE were all exhibiting their glory at the busy harbour.

Benetti Charter Yacht Starfire photographed by Niels M Knudsen

A few words about the yachts:

Luxury Yacht STARFIRE is a 178ft / 54m vessel launched in 1998 by the prestigious Italian shipyard Benetti with interior styling transformation from 2004. She has a steel hull and an aluminium superstructure and offers accommodation to 12 guests in 6 stunning cabins. She is available for luxury charter vacations in such beautiful and popular places as the Caribbean during winter months and the Mediterranean during the European summer season. To find out more about the charter yacht Starfire …

Military styled 71m mega yacht SKAT - photographed by Niels M Knudsen

71m super yacht SKAT is a large steel vessel made by the highly regarded German shipyard Lurssen Yachts designed by Espen Oeino, with interior design by Marco Zanini. Motor yacht SKAT features an assured military style with angular grey styling and large ’9906′ numbers painted on her superstructure. She accommodates a total of 10 guests with a crew of 20.

71m Superyacht Skat by Lurssen - Aft View - Photography by Niels M Knudsen

The impressive 138.37 metre mega yacht RISING SUN, also by the prestigious German shipyard Lurssen was launched in 2004, designed by Jon Bannenberg and features an interior design by Laura Seccombe. Rising Sun superyacht boasts an amazing beam of 18.5 metres suggesting extremely spacious and large interiors. Maximum number of guests accommodated on board is twelve in six stunning staterooms.

138.37 m Lurssen Mega Yacht Rising Sun photographed by Niels M Knudsen

Another Lurssen built and equally magnificent is the 115-metre mega yacht PELORUS launched in 2003. Well known Terence Disdale Design studio in collaboration with the Owner is responsible for her beautiful interior accommodating up to 22 guests. Pelorus features a very large beam of 17.2 metres and she is also equipped with a helipad.

115 m superyacht Pelorus by Lurssen - Photography by Niels M Knudsen

Last, but not least the images show one other Lurssen built and very impressive vessel, the 126 metre mega yacht OCTOPUS. With her enormous 417 feet and beam of 21 metres, OCTOPUS superyacht offers plenty of luxurious space to her 22 guests on board, who are well taken care by a crew of 50 highly skilled professionals. Espen Oeino together with Lurssen is responsible for her stunning naval architecture, with interior design by Quinn Barnett Ltd and Sam Sorgiovanni.

126 m Lurssen mega yacht Octopus - Photography by Niels M Knudsen

For more information about these stunning yachts or if you have come across some equally stunning and luxurious superyachts, please contact us at CharterWorld.

91m Lurssen Superyacht Project RIO

September 26, 2011

A new 91m superyacht Project RIO to be built by the German Lurssen shipyard has just been signed. A new Lurssen megayacht ‘Project Rio’ measures 91m (298.55ft) and was signed for Lurssen to build just before the start of the 2011 Monaco Yacht Show.

Lurssen 91-meter superyacht 'Project Rio'

The German motor yacht builder Lurssen Yachts (or Lürssen Werft) is known for constructing large custom superyachts which include 5 yachts in the top 10 largest yachts in the world. At number 2 of the largest yachts in the world is the 162m megayacht Dubai, followed by the 155m yacht Al Said in third place, in sixth place is the 139.3m superyacht Al Salamah. The seventh largest yacht in the world built by Lurrsen is the 138m Rising Sun motor yacht, with the 126.2m Octopus yacht coming in at number 10 on the list.

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