Close Menu
  • Home
  • Crypto News
  • Tech News
  • Gadgets
  • NFT’s
  • Luxury Goods
  • Gold News
  • Cat Videos
What's Hot

What to Do After Updating to iOS 18.5

May 13, 2025

🔴 24/7 LIVE: Cat TV for Cats to Watch 😺 Cute Little Birds Squirrels 4K Cat Games

May 13, 2025

XRP Price Prediction For May 13

May 13, 2025
Facebook X (Twitter) Instagram
  • Contact Us
  • Disclaimer
  • Privacy Policy
  • Terms of Use
  • DMCA
Facebook X (Twitter) Instagram
KittyBNK
  • Home
  • Crypto News
  • Tech News
  • Gadgets
  • NFT’s
  • Luxury Goods
  • Gold News
  • Cat Videos
KittyBNK
Home » This is what the great superyacht migration from the Mediterranean to the Caribbean looks like. Hundreds of luxury vessels are on their way to the warm waters of the Bahamas and St Barths after spending the summers in Europe.
Luxury Goods

This is what the great superyacht migration from the Mediterranean to the Caribbean looks like. Hundreds of luxury vessels are on their way to the warm waters of the Bahamas and St Barths after spending the summers in Europe.

December 6, 2023No Comments2 Mins Read
Facebook Twitter Pinterest LinkedIn Tumblr Email
This is what the great superyacht migration from the Mediterranean to the Caribbean looks like. Hundreds of luxury vessels are on their way to the warm waters of the Bahamas and St Barths after spending the summers in Europe.
Share
Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Pinterest Email

Superyachts are best enjoyed under the shining sun, a feature the Mediterranean somewhat lacks. The AIS data shared by Marine Traffic provides proof that luxury vessel owners are leaving Europe to shift westward to the Caribbean, where the weather is idyllic, and the atmosphere is vibrant, perfect for ringing in the festivities and the New Year. According to the data, vessels marked in purple encompass pleasure crafts, motor yachts, and schooners, all heading toward the Caribbean, embarking on a journey of at least 3,400 nautical miles to reach their sunny destination, as reported by the YouTube Channel eSysman SuperYachts.

The Aviva superyacht departing Gibraltar. Via Youtube / @Gibraltar Yachting

A significant number of these ships will be refueling at Gibraltar, which is celebrated for its English markets, food, and products sourced directly from the UK. On most of these ships, the crew is predominantly British, and this refueling stop plays a pivotal role in boosting their morale for the remainder of the voyage, offering them a comforting taste of home. Returning to the AIS data, it is indeed a remarkable sight to observe a horde of vessels converging in one direction, akin to a massive wave of wealth.

The Feadship Savannah

A primary concern that emerges is the potential risk associated with turning off the AIS when such a large number of yachts are navigating in unison. However, in reality, these ships are not in close proximity; in fact, they aren’t even within each other’s line of sight. This perceived closeness is only evident on the map of the ship-tracking website, but it remains prudent to exercise caution and keep the transponders operational.

The Kensho superyacht.

Superyachts, being high-value assets, require diligent preservation, particularly to sustain the joy and spirit of the holiday season. Have you ever witnessed a spectacle as captivating as this superyacht migration? At the timeof writing, some of the most remarkable megayachts, such as $500 million Koru, 456-foot Rising Sun,$300 million Ahpo, $300 million Kaos, and Eric Shmidt’s newest acquisition, Whisper Yacht, are all either en route to or currently cruising in the Caribbean.

Credit: Source link

Share. Facebook Twitter Pinterest LinkedIn Tumblr Email

Related Posts

Mercedes has made some legendary supercars over the years

July 30, 2024

American sandwich billionaire spent hours setting up a private party on a protected and pristine Sardinia beach only to be sent abruptly packing back to his $60 million superyacht after being busted by the coast guard.

July 30, 2024

Mercedes-AMG Plans To Stick To ICE Power For As Long As It Possibly Can

July 30, 2024

The American billionaire who owns Instagram’s most popular superyacht is selling it for $47.5 million. Its new owner will enjoy a mansion-like duplex suite, an arsenal of toys, sumptuous gourmet meals served by an immaculate crew, and a massive social media following.

July 30, 2024
Add A Comment
Leave A Reply Cancel Reply

What's New Here!

Gemini will be accessible in the side panel on Google apps like Gmail and Docs

May 14, 2024

Inside Riva 82’ Diva – Yacht Harbour

September 19, 2023

Quantum computing in 2023 – Geeky Gadgets

September 16, 2023

Apple’s 15-inch M2 MacBook Air is up to $250 off right now

December 12, 2023

What a Rising Class of Millennial Superyacht Owners Is Looking For

March 19, 2024
Facebook X (Twitter) Instagram Telegram
  • Contact Us
  • Disclaimer
  • Privacy Policy
  • Terms of Use
  • DMCA
© 2025 kittybnk.com - All Rights Reserved!

Type above and press Enter to search. Press Esc to cancel.