Two world premieres and six other models in the water. These are the boats that Nuova Jolly Marine will showcase at the Genoa International Boat Sho, historically the preferred venue for the Italian shipyard to
The Cannes Yachting Festival is traditionally the boat show chosen by shipyards across Europe to present their most important new models. This is also true for Cantieri Magazzù, which will unveil a new 55-foot walkaround
Fast and elegant—these are the two adjectives that best describe the new Scanner Envy 1100 T-Top, which, exclusively for The International Yachting Media, we had the chance to test in its outboard version. Equipped for
TECHNOHULL 38 GRAND SPORT Sea Trial TECHNOHULL 38 GRAND SPORT is a boat that certainly does not go unnoticed. Long, narrow, and a distinctive “total black” look, it immediately invites you to push the throttles
On Test. Scanner Envy 950: a fast and refined RIB It’s hard to think of any of the RIBs or maxi-RIBs built by Scanner Marine without conjuring an image of great class. Characterized by a
We can confirm it: the new Magazzù M16 is much more than just a Maxi-Rib. It is rather a work of art in motion, a perfect symbiosis between form and function. The International Yachting Media
Just looking at it while it’s moored, you can understand that we’re facing a concentration of sportiness and elegance. The MAR.CO E-Motion 32 is a high-performance, aggressive RIB. This version in metallic anthracite gray, with
Nuova Jolly Prince 38 CC: on test in Miami with two Mercury 500Rs. When carrying out a sea trial, the bond established with the boat being navigated often determines the outcome of the test from
Sacs Tecnorib expands its distribution network in Italy thanks to a new agreement with Italian Yacht Store, marking a significant alliance in the Italian boating panorama. This partnership between the Brianza-based shipyard specializing in the
Pirelli 42 special edition by Mansory: the high-tech maxi-rib will be presented at the Dubai International Boat Show on 28 February. Sacs TecnoRib, based at Roncello in the Brianza region of Italy, is continuing its
