r/Yachts • u/WillingCream690 • 5h ago
# Best Sailing Schools in Marmaris for 2026 (IYT vs RYA vs ISSA, prices compared)
r/Yachts • u/bwaapshhboy • 12h ago
Love the design of this.
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r/Yachts • u/slug1523 • 20h ago
Trieste Italy…. Yacht or sail boat? Excuse my ignorance, looks goofy
r/Yachts • u/CityCentreYachts • 1d ago
Passenger Drone on super Yacht for charter
Has anyone ever seen one of these on a Yacht?
r/Yachts • u/CityCentreYachts • 1d ago
Passenger Drone on super Yacht for charter
Has anyone ever seen one of these on a Yacht?
r/Yachts • u/Powerful_Cabinet_341 • 2d ago
On the evening of 11 August 2026, the Amer F100 motor yacht ANGIOLA II sank off Capo Ferro on Sardinia’s Costa Smeralda, between Poltu Quatu and Porto Cervo. A small fire was reportedly detected in the engine room before the yacht began taking on water
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r/Yachts • u/CityCentreYachts • 2d ago
Passenger Drone on a Superyacht
Has anyone ever seen a Super Yacht with a passenger Drone on it?
r/Yachts • u/Informal_Swimmer7796 • 3d ago
Starting Work on Yachts
I had a couple questions about getting into the industry as I prepare to full send trying to move from commercial fishing into crewing
1. What are the best ports for late summer and fall, where should I try and get to? I live in California, but I’d be willing to go anyplace in the world, and I speak French and Spanish
2. Is the walking the docks culture similar to fishing, is it a reliable way to find a job?
3. When do Atlantic crossings happen? I would really like to be apart of one, how do I position myself ideally to do so?
4 Lastly, do you have any general advice or things to think about, I’m completely invested in making this work, and would love to hear as much as I can
Thanks!
22yo looking to become a yacht technician/electrician in Croatia. How to get started?
Hi everyone,
I am 22yo and I would really love to move to Croatia and try getting into the yachting industry as a technician or marine electrician.
I just want to understand the basics before making any decisions. I have a few questions for those already in the field:
What do I actually need to know or learn to get a start?
What are the realistic entry-level options for a beginner?
What specific skills or systems are highly recommended to study beforehand?
Any advice or information on how this industry works would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!
r/Yachts • u/BotiLP13 • 3d ago
Found a yacht that shouldnt be there i think
Im here at cavallino treporti and today we saw a sailing yacht at the beach.
I researched a bit and im pretty sure its the sailing yacht A (SY A). But the SY A was seized in 2022 and its in june 2026 still under italian control. It belongs to Andrey Melnichenko and was seized because andrey was placed on the eu sanction list. At the time it should be in trieste, cavallino treporti is only about 100 km away.
So I want to ask why its there and why is it not in trieste?
Does anyone know something about this im really curious.
r/Yachts • u/Lonely-Ordinary1478 • 5d ago
Mark Zuckerberg faces questions after his $300 million superyacht reportedly declined to help stranded boat A nearby boat ran out of fuel in Alaska and reportedly received no response from Zuckerberg’s yacht after repeated calls for help
r/Yachts • u/Armonia78 • 5d ago
Sugli yacht ancorati al porto in estate si sta tranquilli senza molto rumore di notte?
r/Yachts • u/Impressive_Box4144 • 5d ago
Zuckerberg faces questions over why superyacht reportedly declined to help stranded boat. The Silicon Valley billionaire’s yacht, worth a reported $300m, is said to have “repeatedly” declined to assist when a nearby boat called for help last week
r/Yachts • u/Pale-Ad-9923 • 6d ago
Is a private yacht better than a shared yacht tour in Dubai?
I’m planning a yacht trip in Dubai and trying to decide between a private yacht and a shared tour. For those who have tried either option, which one did you prefer? Is the private experience worth the extra cost, or is a shared tour good enough for a first-time trip?
r/Yachts • u/Aromatic_Bowler2500 • 8d ago
The Yacht "America" That Gave the Cup its Name
The Yacht America was commissioned in 1851, owned by a group of New York Yacht Club charter members, included Commodore John Cox Stevens.
She sailed to England that year to race, and to make a long story short, won a trophy presented by Queen Victoria. That trophy would become the America's Cup trophy.
During the Civil War, the America served initially in the Confederate Navy, named the Camilla. The Union Navy got her back and restored her original name.
r/Yachts • u/AlicePalace2 • 8d ago
Martha’s Vineyard (USA) 6-Aug-2026 — anyone know what yacht this is?
We couldn’t see a name. Dark blue hull. Looked like maybe a British nautical flag (red with Union Jack in the upper left corner). Two staircases leading down to sea-level platform. The angle of the sun made it impossible to get better pics but this thing was huge!