Berthon International Blog

“Making a landfall after a month at sea using only the sun and stars… that’s something GPS can’t give you,” – Spotify – Apple – YouTube This episode of the…

In the world of explorer yachts, not all metal is created equal. ^ Main Photo – FPB 97, ICEBERG – Spotify – Apple – YouTube The latest Berthon Podcast brings…

Boréal 52, BRAVO is an exceptional bluewater cruising yacht of aluminium. Designed for serious passage making, yet refined for easy living aboard, she has already proven her capability as a…

If you’re looking for a yacht that masterfully combines high-performance cruising, timeless style, and spacious luxury, let us introduce you to the Sunseeker 34 Metre Yacht, ARAGO. Built in 2009,…

Nautor Swan 65, EVRIKA is a very special yacht with a unique history. She retains the true S&S Swan soul, and despite major upgrades over the course of several refits,…

We invite you to explore today’s seasonal listing – Phantomline MkI, THE DROWNED MAIDEN. This eerily haunting ship is full of ghostly charm… and frankly, we can’t wait to see…

At Berthon International, we take pride in delivering exceptional yachts backed by exceptional service. The sale and delivery of the Solaris 64RS, OHANA 28 to her Brazilian owner, Roberto Monteiro,…

Now that Berthon USA are back from the Annapolis Show, Team Berthon have been assessing the market across all territories – The day of the boat show is waning. With…

The new Berthon podcast is starting to gather pace and the Berthon Team are hugely enjoying the opportunity to chatter about yachts. – Spotify – Apple – YouTube Yacht designer,…

by Ben Cooper, Berthon International Photography © Paul Wyeth Founded in 1775 as the Cumberland Fleet—spurred by a silver cup donated by the Duke of Cumberland—the Royal Thames Yacht Club…

by Magnus Kullberg, Berthon Scandinavia ^ Magnus Rassy on a Hallberg-Rassy 69 | Photo credit Lars-Åke Reden The Hallberg-Rassy Shipyard in Ellös on the Island of Orust, is renowned across the…

by Simon Johnston Photography © Root & Branch Occasionally industries and institutions experience much needed disruption. Stagnancy and atrophy prevent innovation and throttle creativity, to the net detriment of everyone….