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The day Marie-Louise Sciò first set foot on the island of Ischia in 2018 and breathed in the jasmine and wild thyme-fragranced...

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Sailing NUMBER 14

Issue 14 is in stores now.

Described by her owners as ‘close to perfect’, the original Aquarius, launched in 2017, makes a fitting cover as we speak with the designers behind both yachts, Dykstra Naval Architects and Royal Huisman

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Flavour of the Cyclades: Cookoovaya Antiparos
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Flavour of the Cyclades: Cookoovaya Antiparos

Chef Periklis Koskinas explains what lies at the core of his purely homegrown cuisine

Sailing Cuba
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The Beautiful Lightness of Being

Compromise is a part of life – except when you have a 108’, smart, comfortable Superyacht that simultaneously handles with the daintiness of a dinghy. The Skipper and owner of Kiboko 4 – just voted Sailing Yacht of 2025 – explain how she does it
Sailing the Northern Dodecanese
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Sailing the Northern Dodecanese

Welcome to the top of the “twelve islands”, an archipelago revered for its storied past, secret bays and sense of discovery. Director and founder of Sailing Collective charters, Dayyan Armstrong shares the local intel

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Hidden Gems: Project Ö, Skjulskäret

Those few days alone on tiny Skjulskäret, a measle of granite and gneiss among the 40,000 or so islands of the Finnish archipelago, feel like a reverie now. The slow days my partner and I spent in the gable-roofed, Monopoly-esque timber house of Project Ö (“Project Island”): cooking beef and foraged mushroom pot pies; exploring our rocky, forested little universe; watching spiders weave jewel-drop webs that wobbled in the same winds that whooshed over the sea, where the Gulf of Bothnia meets the Gulf of Finland and the Baltic Sea
Sailing Number 13

Drumfire: the boat to beat

The first of Andre Hoek’s Truly Classic 78s has come into her own Down Under following decades spent in the shadow of others in Europe

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SAILING ARTICLES

A Perfect Re(fit)
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A Perfect Re(fit)

What are the benefits and pitfalls of having a yacht refresh, and where should you go? Miriam Cain talks to various experts, including the people behind Ravenger, winner of the refit category at this year’s World Superyacht Awards, to find out

On Point: Supersloop Sarissa
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On Point: Supersloop Sarissa

The 60m Sarissa, named after the ancient Greek word for a long, sharp spear, is cutting-edge in every way, from her record-holding square-top mainsail to her impressive speed and unique quietness. We meet her designer Malcolm McKeon and Captain Iain Cook to find out her secret

Wind is Power
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Wind is Power

The latest rig and sail innovations are allowing boatbuilders and designers to think big when it comes to sailing vessels – and that could be good news for the environment

wider awake
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Wider Wake

High speed multihulls have the ability to broaden your horizons in the most extraordinary way. Sea Tilt, a Gunboat 68, is a case in point

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LIFESTYLE ARTICLES

Ocean Breeze
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Ocean Breeze

So much of a wine’s identity hinges on its terroir – the growing conditions unique to a particular location. At Bodega Oceánica José Ignacio winery on Uruguay’s Atlantic coast, that’s a trio of clay soils, a mild climate (where it never gets too hot or too cold) and an ocean air that swoops up from not only the Atlantic Ocean but also the two lagoons that bookend the once sleepy nearby fishing village of the same name, now a bohemian hotspot and starry hangout
A Taste of Tuscany
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A Taste of Tuscany

Thoughts of Tuscany are often accompanied by visuals of rolling green hills and dirt roads lined by fragrant cypress. Groves of ancient olive trees sit beside sun-drenched fields of golden wheat and vineyards full of plump grapes ready to be crushed and fermented into bottles of heady Tuscan reds
The Spirit Of Mallorca In A Recipe
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The Spirit Of Mallorca In A Recipe

As is the way with many Mediterranean isles, the Mallorcan heritage is a tapestry woven by invaders and ingredients, occupations and innovations. The complex layers of its past are seen in the architecture, the agriculture, the traditions and, of course, in the food
The Gourmand's Guide to Barcelona
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The Gourmand's Guide to Barcelona

As the 37th America’s Cup approaches, Barcelona is not just preparing for an influx of sailing enthusiasts, but also for food lovers eager to explore its culinary landscape
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DESIGN ARTICLES

Designing for the Future
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Designing for the Future

“Architecture is a little bit like music: it’s about rhythm, silences. We don’t want our architecture to be loud,” says Juan Ignacio Ramos, the figure behind Estudio Ramos, a 35-year-strong family-run firm with dual bases in New York City and Buenos Aires
Expanding Horizons
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Expanding Horizons

When you spend time examining the landscape of yacht design, you start to observe that designers in the genre tend to fall into two distinct categories. On the one hand you have specialists who have always focused exclusively on spaces that sail, while others have come over from residential projects or commercial fields and grown to include yachts in their portfolios
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Changing the Game

You don’t simply emerge from the woods and set to work designing a boat as radical and demanding as Baltic’s new 111ft super-speedster Raven. So, if you haven’t heard the name Jarkko Jämsén before, it is perhaps because of a certain Finnish modesty, as well as a track record in motorboats. This foiling fantasy may be his first sailing boat, but make no mistake: it will not be his last
The View From Here
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The View From Here

It was McKeon’s mother, an artist herself, who first taught him the importance of aesthetics and proportion, something that runs across the blueprint of all design, but plays particular importance in naval architecture. Another takeaway was the importance of how a creation is perceived as a whole, and to this day McKeon’s designs are acclaimed for that magic three: their artistic look, skillful dimensions and clean exterior lines

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Travel NUMBER 13

Hidden Gems: Greek Islands

The sun-soaked isles are renowned for being naturally beautiful, produce-rich and ripe with history – but now they’re also becoming known for their eco-hotels, cutting-edge architecture and groundbreaking art

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TRAVEL ARTICLES

The High Low: The Greek Islands
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The High Low: The Greek Islands

Wherever you find yourself on Greece’s islands, the range of epicurean temptations is seemingly limitless. Sailors have long been drawn to the calm, sapphire waters of the Ionian Sea, dropping anchor in protected coves that scallop the coastlines of places like Corfu, Kefalonia and Ithaki
Checking In: Skinopi Lodge
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Checking In: Skinopi Lodge

Go back to soothingly simpler times in comfort via a stay at one of these eco-chic boathouse-villas, located on arguably the most stunning of all the Cyclades islands. Owner Nausika Georgiadou gives us the downlow

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Sailing the Northern Dodecanese

Welcome to the top of the “twelve islands”, an archipelago revered for its storied past, secret bays and sense of discovery. Director and founder of Sailing Collective charters, Dayyan Armstrong shares the local intel

Hidden Gems: Islas Secas
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Hidden Gems: Islas Secas

Known to some as the Lost Coast, Panama’s Gulf of Chiriquí remains a wild stretch of Central America’s eastern tropical Pacific. A landscape of dozens of islands sewn from ancient volcanoes and some of the richest virgin coastal rainforest in the region, it’s a world unto its own, thanks to its isolated position and topography unfazed by El Niño’s colder winds

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ENVIRONMENT NUMBER 4

The Conscious Traveller

A recent trend report predicts over the next five years there will be substantially increased demand for high-impact conservation from high net worth clients

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ENVIRONMENT ARTICLES

lifestyle number 12 Ocean Breeze
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The Force of Nature

On the island of Pianosa, surrounded by the vividly cerulean waves of the Tyrrhenian Sea, there is an empty prison. The isle is a relatively small piece of land – just a little more than ten square kilometres
A Letter from Norway
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A Letter from Norway

Pale, sunny yellow buildings dance on the surface of the dark, calm water; a gap, then its neighbour, white, moves in a chaotic sort of synchrony with it
The Winds of Change
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The Winds of Change

In a world grappling with the early devastating effects of a warming climate, the maritime world stands apart as an oft-overlooked contributor
Life in the Meadows
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Life in the Meadows

A slick, shiny creature darts between long blades of jade green grass. He’s cautious. The grass is safe, but his silvery body sparkles against the sun’s rays; flickering between shadows, he’s easy to spot
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