Vitters
2018 St. Barths Bucket
From top-notch racing to exclusive dockside soirees, this year's St. Barths Bucket lived up to expectations.
Vintage is the New Vogue: The pleasures of chartering a classic yacht
Classic yachts with substantial refits and modern features are seeing charter demand worldwide.
Chef Jemma Harrison Knows Sous Vide
Behind the scenes with the chef of 180-foot Vitters S/Y Marie
The Sailing Superyacht Reimagined
AQUIJO, from Oceanco and Vitters Shipyard, raises the bar in so many ways.
GALLERY | Oceanco/Vitters 282 AQUIJO
Modern and sophisticated, Aquijo defines what a top-end sailing experience is all about. At 282 feet (86 meters) in length, Aquijo is the largest high performance ketch in the world.
'Adele' Refit Complete
180-foot (33-meter) Vitters ketch Adele has completed an extensive refit by Huisfit, Royal Huisman Shipyard’s division for superyacht refit and repair.
Vitters Launches S/Y MISSY
Engineered by Pure Composite in New Zealand and designed by Malcolm McKeon Yacht Design, Missy was designed to fulfill the needs of performance cruising.
The Best of Supersail 2016
While sailing yachts comprise only a single-digit percentage of the superyacht market, some significant and extraordinary yachts have launched this past year. Here’s a sampling.
Oceanco and Vitters Shipyard launch Project 85
Oceanco and Vitters Shipyard announced the launch of an 85-meter Tripp Design Luxury Sailing yacht.
A Conversation with Ed Bosarge, owner of 180-foot Vitters S/Y MARIE
Editor-at-Large Jill Bobrow sits down with 180-foot Vitters MARIE owner Dr. Ed Bosarge at the Fort Lauderdale boat show.
SuperSail: Wolves in Sheep’s Clothing
Designers and builders of sailing yachts greater than 100 feet (30.4 meters) are being tasked with creating vessels that not only are beautiful, comfortable and safe, but also achieve a high level of sailing performance. The proliferation of international superyacht regattas has upped the ante for owners who not only like their yachts luxurious, but also like to best their competition on the race course.
Holland Update: Were Do We Go From Here?
We came back from a tour of the Dutch shipyards, organized by the Dutch yachting association (part of a larger association promoting the Dutch marine industry, known as HISWA), with some positive news. Most (if not all) the Dutch shipyards have a number of big yachts currently under construction and the future looks bright.
Vitter's Sarissa: Adventure On The Seven Seas
The “sarissa” was a very long spear used in ancient Greek warfare: robust and efficient, it rushed along at lightning speed finding its mark...This is what Vitters’ 140-foot sloop Sarissa does.