12/2008 – Blue Coast Yachts, builder of extraordinary catamarans, continues to improve the standards of its range. The company, encouraged by the success of “Allures”, which was celebrated by the press and nominated as “Best Sailing Yacht” of the World Design Awards in 2007, prepares a brand new mega-yacht, the Blue Coast 165‘. Her launch […]
Continue Reading ...The Blue Coast 95′ “Cartouche”, the first Blue Coast Yachts, designed by naval architect Jean-Jacques Coste and built by H2X shipyard, was launched last Wednesday, September 29 at La Ciotat, after a record construction time of 14 months!!! To celebrate this magical moment, the sun and the weather were to rendezvous in south of France. […]
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The 25 boats in The Transat bakerly 2016 fleet set sail today on one of the great races in solo sailing, the 3,050-nautical mile passage across the north Atlantic from Plymouth to New York.
Continue Reading ...The Weather Gods blessed St. Barthélemy from April 5 – 9, taking care to offer more than 400 competitors from 20 nations and on 48 yachts a week of perfect Caribbean sailing during the Les Voiles de St. Barth…
Continue Reading ...05/2007 – The Voiles d’Antibes are back. From May 30th to June 3rd 2007, the Mediterranean yachting season opens, as every year, with the Voiles d’Antibes. The event is now the first stage of the Trophée Panerai and since 1996 has marked the annual return of these prestigious yachts. After a tough winter season, like […]
Continue Reading ...11/2009 – Blue Coast Yachts’ first maxi-catamaran and the fifth largest in the world. This exceptional vessel is being built at the H2X shipyard in La Ciotat, France. The Blue Coast 95’ heralds a new generation of sailing yachts: custom built maxicatamarans conceived for worldwide cruising, equipped with the latest materials and technologies coupled with […]
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Team Telefónica wins leg 1 of Volvo Ocean Race by crossing the finish in Cape Town.
Continue Reading ...The final day of the 2010 Maxi Yacht Rolex Cup has proved every bit as fascinating as the previous days.
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