Lioness V – The Timeless Family Yacht with a Heart (Monaco Yacht Show Review)

Lioness V – The Timeless Family Yacht with a Heart (Monaco Yacht Show Review)

There are yachts that impress you with their size, their shine, or their sheer engineering power. And then there are yachts like Lioness V — vessels that stay with you not because of their scale, but because of their soul.

During my visit at the Monaco Yacht Show, amid the polished giants and freshly launched flagships, Lioness V stood quietly confident. No loud statements, no exaggerated styling. Instead, she carried the unmistakable presence of a yacht that has truly lived — and has been loved.

In a harbor filled with newcomers, Lioness V felt like a beautifully crafted novel in a room full of glossy magazines.

By C. Burak KOREL

Pink Shadow – A New Era of Adventure Yachting (Monaco Yacht Show Review)

Among the many impressive vessels showcased at the 2024 Monaco Yacht Show, Pink Shadow immediately stood out as one of the most distinctive and forward-thinking yachts on display.

Part explorer yacht, part support vessel, and entirely purpose-built for adventure, Pink Shadow represents a new generation of yachts designed for owners and charter guests who want to go far beyond the typical Mediterranean routes.

By C. Burak KOREL

Yacht Rental in Turkey: The Ultimate 2026 Guide

Turkey has rapidly become one of the world’s most desirable yacht charter destinations — and for good reason. With its calm turquoise waters, protected bays, luxurious marinas, and exceptionally long summer season, Turkey offers one of the most reliable and comfortable yachting experiences in the Mediterranean.

Whether you’re planning a family holiday, a romantic getaway, or a multi-boat flotilla trip with friends, Turkey provides the perfect combination of scenery, comfort, safety, and value.

By C. Burak KOREL

Aegean vs Adriatic: Which Region Is Best for a 2026 Yacht Charter?

The Mediterranean is home to three of the world’s most attractive yacht charter regions: Turkey, Greece, and Croatia. Although all belong to the same sea, the experience they offer could not be more different — from calm turquoise coves to medieval towns to iconic whitewashed islands.

By C. Burak KOREL