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Issue Number 16

Issue 16 is in stores now.

For this edition, we sail from the Caribbean and the Royal Ocean Racing Club’s Caribbean 600, to some special islands in the Pacific, before looking to the Mediterranean for the summer.

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Articles

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Oceanic Flavours

While travelling the world creating sea dining experiences, yacht chefs are forever scanning the horizon for new styles and approaches to food. With this in mind, we sit down with Fofo, one such team of boundary pushers, to see what they are bringing to the table
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Balancing Act

The Baltic 112 Liara broke new ground when she was launched in 2019, finding a happy equilibrium between cruising comfort and performance. Seven years on, she remains among the leaders of the pack
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The High Low: Liguria, Italy

Returning to the destination we chose to spotlight in the first-ever issue of TIDE, we check out the smart new bar at Portofino’s perennially glorious Splendido, then kick back at a low-key alternative around the coast
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Hidden Gems: Salina, Italy

The greatest things come in small packages – including, it seems, volcanic isles in the seas off Sicily. Discover the sweetest spots to shop, stay, eat and play on this serene, green hideaway with our little address book

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Balancing Act

The Baltic 112 Liara broke new ground when she was launched in 2019, finding a happy equilibrium between cruising comfort and performance. Seven years on, she remains among the leaders of the pack

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Sailing Articles

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No Limits

Two and a half years after our last check-in, we return to Project Zero and discover that its vision of a sailing yacht powered purely by renewable energy is no longer just a concept. As Zero nears delivery, the innovations behind it are poised to make great waves across the industry
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Keeping her cool

Sam Fortescue gets the measure of Swan’s new flagship 128, from her disarming balance of simplicity and speed to her hidden day beds and uniquely personalised design touches
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The Power and the Glory

Superyachts tend to spend most of their lives in cruise mode. But it’s the global racing circuit and its nine or so annual regattas that are truly propelling their design forward. Doyle Sails President Mike Sanderson explains how

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That's the Spirit

A new regatta has landed – and with an almighty splash. We spoke to the participating owners, captains and designers about how it came to be, what it now brings to the global schedule – and what makes it so, well, spirited
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Oceanic Flavours

While travelling the world creating sea dining experiences, yacht chefs are forever scanning the horizon for new styles and approaches to food. With this in mind, we sit down with Fofo, one such team of boundary pushers, to see what they are bringing to the table

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Lifestyle Articles

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SECOND WIND

Revered action and Superyacht photographer Kos Evans’ latest exhibition reimagines some of the world’s most storied sails – donated by some of its most prestigious boat owners
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The Naked Fisherman

Lap up the true spirit of the Caribbean at St Lucia’s The Naked Fisherman – a beach bar and grill born in the secret spot where locals would once come to commune with nature, au naturel

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Cooking the Caribbean

Pimms has been the most romantic spot on Anguilla for decades. We speak to born and raised islander Head Chef Justin Hughes about his home’s bounty – and find out what goes into a key dish at new beachside outpost, The Cap Shack

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The Pursuit Superyacht Invitational

Next February, a new yachting event takes to the beautiful waters of the Caribbean – the very first TIDE invitation-only race weekend, combining world-class racing with luxe dining and relaxing. You and your yacht could be on the starting line: here’s how
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Design Articles

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At the Helm

From his early years sailing in the Solent to founding his acclaimed studio, Andrew Winch has been at the heart of yacht design’s evolution. TIDE speaks to him and members of the Winch Design team about their enduring passion for the craft – and what the future holds for sailing yachts

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Expanding Horizons

Marco Bonelli and Marijana Radovic, the duo behind Milan-based studio m2atelier, share insights on their recent move into yacht design, plus what inspires their equally pioneering and practical creations

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Changing the Game

Jarkko Jämsén, the Finnish designer behind Raven, potentially the boat build of the decade, reveals how he told the owner not to have her made – and why she’s just the first of her kind
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The View From Here

Having spent his younger years messing about in dinghies, self-taught sailor and world-class designer Malcolm McKeon knows a thing or two about sailing yachts. Here, the award-winning naval architect shares some personal insights on his four decades in the industry, as well as his ideas for the future
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Sailing the Society Islands

Experience the natural world’s masterpiece: 14 islands encircled by heavenly coral lagoons, dotted with volcanic peaks, set in the South Pacific. Dayyan Armstrong, Director and Founder of Sailing Collective charters, is here to be your guide

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Travel Articles

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The High Low: Liguria, Italy

Returning to the destination we chose to spotlight in the first-ever issue of TIDE, we check out the smart new bar at Portofino’s perennially glorious Splendido, then kick back at a low-key alternative around the coast
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Hidden Gems: Salina, Italy

The greatest things come in small packages – including, it seems, volcanic isles in the seas off Sicily. Discover the sweetest spots to shop, stay, eat and play on this serene, green hideaway with our little address book

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High Low: Mustique, St Vincent and the Grenadines

It may lure rock stars and royalty to its sun-drenched shores, but the tiny Caribbean island of Mustique is all about low-key glamour. Feast on West Indies-inspired seafood at the Veranda, or come barefoot from the beach to the legendary Basil’s Bar for tequila and tacos
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Hidden Gems: The Caribbean

Combining a wealth of naturally beautiful cays, reefs and beaches with the ultimate in modern comfort and exclusivity – this region’s little-experienced treasures are, quite simply, next level. We pick out the most alluring

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Harnessing Hope

After embracing the fact that ‘wind is power’ when it comes to forging a more sustainable style of sailing, there is another key way to reduce a Superyacht’s environmental impact. Angela Abshier has both identified it and started making it a reality – and now you could help

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Environment Articles

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Ocean Stewards

The tides are turning for divers: rather than passively experiencing the oceans as spectators, now they have the chance to become its caretakers as well
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The Force Of Nature

After centuries of being both fought over and neglected, today the tiny isle of Pianosa has become a precious international case in the promising power of rewilding. We investigate how such an evolution came about
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Life in the Meadows

Seagrass meadows, among the oldest life on earth, are our secret weapon in fighting climate change. But these hidden forests are under threat. Luckily, a Mallorcan project is diving in to help save them
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Atoll Protected

As it undertakes its mission to conserve the islet’s special environment and culture, the hard-working Teti’aroa Society has also sketched out a pathway for the restoration of oceanic islands in general
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