New and classic superyachts are, as ever, the strong theme in the 3rd volume of THE SUPERYACHTS. With outstanding examples of some of the finest vessels built in history, this edition includes the likes of the once largest private sailing yacht ever built, the 109.5-metre 4-masted barque, Sea Cloud (ex. Hussar), mixed in with the modernity of the sleek sailing yacht Sensation of Auckland and the strongly designed Japanese construction Southern Cross III.

It is not difficult to see why the building yards are reporting healthy order books in this 2nd volume of THE SUPERYACHTS, as the designs featured display the extent of creativity currently on the superyacht circuit. Outstanding designs such as the Trump Princess (this volume also features a foreword by her owner, Donald Trump); the 6th Oceanfast build Mystique; and the spectacular Heesen 54-knot Octopussy are blended together with the marvellously traditional sailing vessels of William Fife's Moonbeam and Aquarius, and prove to be a very successful cocktail in THE SUPERYACHTS 2nd publication. 

The first ever publication of THE SUPERYACHTS, volume 1 is bound to be a desirable piece of history for superyacht admirers. Featuring 22 superyachts from across the world, it is the first publication of its kind to do so in such a collection. Featuring outstanding designs from the 1980's, this edition reviews the likes of the mahogany hulled Acajou, the exceptionally modern Parts VI, the gracefully classic Fair Lady and the revolutionary Ron Holland and Jon Bannenberg creation, Acharné. For any enthusiast, owner or designer alike, this first volume of THE SUPERYACHTS is certainly a worthy collectors item.