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It was over 20 years ago that Richard Hadida got the yachting bug – and it was all because of a wedding. “My sister was getting married to a Greek guy in Lesbos and for whatever reason, I thought ‘wouldn’t it be fun to sail there?’” Decision made, he got his day skipper qualification, rented a 42-foot yacht and set off on his way. “My sister thought I was the coolest brother in the world,” he recalls. “And for me, that was it; I fell in love with the peace and tranquillity of sailing.” For Richard Hadida, nothing beats an adventure at sea with his family - link in bio. #superyachtlife #sailingyacht #tranquillity #seaadventure
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Consider yourself a travel guru? Prove it by telling us where in the world this yacht is. Comment with your best guess! Photo: @konner.webb #superyachtlife #superyachts #motoryacht #travelexpert #questionoftheday #whereisthis
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In the summer of last year, Victoria International Marina on Canada’s Pacific coast held its grand opening. But with environmental scientist Craig Norris at the helm of the project, this was no regular launch party for the superyachting crowd. Instead, an eco-fashion show took place on the docks, which challenged designers from around the world to create wearable pieces from recycled plastic. “The stuff that they came up with was amazing,” says Norris. “I’m not a fashion guy but I was blown away.” It was a fitting launch for a marina that truly recognises the importance of putting sustainability first. “We knew we had to do something with the plastic we were clearing every day in the marina,” says Norris. “Off the back of the show, we set up our Future Oceans Foundation as we had so much interest.” The foundation has been so successful that it now has its own office at the marina, holding more events year-round and providing an opportunity for owners to give back to the oceans. Find out more about Victoria International Marina's green intentions - link in bio. #superyachtlife #superyachtmarina #canada
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Superyacht Fact: Water Revolution Foundation is the first independent, international, science-driven, non-profit organisation, started from within the superyacht industry that is taking the lead to neutralise its ecological footprint and preserve the world’s precious oceans. The superyacht industry is in a unique strategic position and blessed with extraordinarily influential clients who have the ability to drive sustainability and make a truly positive impact. Water Revolution Foundation is the collaborative platform for the industry to develop the necessary tools for accelerating this change and to future proof the business. #superyachtfacts #superyachtlife #waterrevolutionfoundation #superyachtindustry
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Superyachts might enable travel to some of the best destinations in the world – but beyond the travel itself, there’s another brilliant benefit of these luxury floating holidays: the food. Most superyachts pride themselves on their on-board chefs, who constitute some of the best in the business. For Grace Dvornik, a superyacht chef school scholar who is based out of Tampa, locally-sourced food is one of her favourite treats of the trade. “One of my most memorable moments as a superyacht chef was catching a 35-pound wahoo in the Caribbean and serving it to my guests that very day,” she says. Find out why locally-sourced food, personalised menus and kid-friendly dining make eating on superyachts a joy - link in bio. #superyachtlife #floatingholiday #superyachtchef #locallysourcedfood
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It sure sounds like Douglas Barrowman is one happy superyacht owner. He talks about his time on board, from family time to culinary experiences and listening to music on the top deck - link in bio. Photo: burgessyachts #superyachtlife #yachtcrew #yachtowner
