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Sailing | AliceFrom a distance, it’s hard to tell how big Alice really is. Her proportions are so balanced that the scal...
08/10/2026

Sailing | Alice

From a distance, it’s hard to tell how big Alice really is. Her proportions are so balanced that the scale of this 37m carbon Sloop from Baltic Yachts only shows up close: the dark hull windows, the twin wheels, the sweeping white curve of her hard-top.

Designed for an owner who had spent years aboard another Baltic and knew exactly what he wanted, she is a fast bluewater cruiser for the whole family, built around simplicity, natural light and a calm, textured interior by Adam Lay Studio.

📸 Eva-Stina Kjellman, Dan-Erik Olsen

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Design | The Whale, AndøyaOn the island of Andøya, 300km north of the Arctic Circle, a new hill is taking shape. Ten yea...
07/10/2026

Design | The Whale, Andøya

On the island of Andøya, 300km north of the Arctic Circle, a new hill is taking shape. Ten years in the making, The Whale is a museum dedicated to the world’s largest animal. Danish studio Dorte Mandrup designed it as a softly sculptural form rising from the coastline, its roof laid with local stone. Inside, sound, light and floor-to-ceiling views of the Norwegian Sea tell the story of how whales communicate, migrate and dive. It opens in June 2027.

📸 MIR

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Sailing | AureliusMost years, Aurelius follows the classic circuit: the Caribbean in winter, the Med in summer. This yea...
06/10/2026

Sailing | Aurelius

Most years, Aurelius follows the classic circuit: the Caribbean in winter, the Med in summer. This year, with an El Niño forecast and the Med set to be hot and crowded, the 111ft Dykstra-designed Sloop headed north instead.

Her owner and crew spent the season on Scotland’s west coast, sailing flat water between the islands, anchoring in remote spots and going ashore with Rvival on the Isle of Scarba to stalk, forage and cook over an open fire.

📸 Fraser Edwards

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Behind the Cover | KalantisOff Porto Cervo, over shallow water where the sandy patches surface through the blue, photogr...
23/09/2026

Behind the Cover | Kalantis

Off Porto Cervo, over shallow water where the sandy patches surface through the blue, photographer Oriol Esteve caught a new custom-built Kalantis mid-race at the Giorgio Armani Superyacht Regatta.

📸 Oriol Esteve, Photo Nautic

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Travel | Balearic ArtsBeyond the dreamy coastlines and legendary nightlife, another creative guard is rising across Mall...
03/09/2026

Travel | Balearic Arts

Beyond the dreamy coastlines and legendary nightlife, another creative guard is rising across Mallorca, Ibiza and Menorca. From the blockbuster galleries of Isla del Rey and a new wave of independent art spaces on Ibiza, to 500-year-old olive estates in the Tramuntana Mountains, artisanal wineries with artist-designed labels and contemporary classical music performed inside a clifftop military fortress — the Balearics are quietly becoming one of the Mediterranean’s most compelling cultural destinations.

📸 Karel Balas, Salva Lopez, PhotographyMKArt

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Sailing | CambriaDesigned by the great William Fife III and built in 1928 to compete in the Big Class — precursor to the...
26/08/2026

Sailing | Cambria

Designed by the great William Fife III and built in 1928 to compete in the Big Class — precursor to the mighty J Class — Cambria is an 111ft mean machine that oozes elegance and history. For more than two decades, Captain Chris Barkham has sailed her through the Mediterranean’s finest racing circuits and most far-flung anchorages, developing an intuitive bond with a yacht he describes as bewitching.

Now, following a transformative deck refit and with a new chapter of racing charter on the horizon, Fife’s masterpiece continues to illuminate the sailing world with her blend of power and grace.

📸 James Robinson Taylor

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Travel | Costa Smeralda, SardiniaSince its 1960s heyday, this stretch of northern Sardinia has drawn some of the sleekes...
20/08/2026

Travel | Costa Smeralda, Sardinia

Since its 1960s heyday, this stretch of northern Sardinia has drawn some of the sleekest Superyachts in the Med to its pristine white beaches and turquoise shallows. In this issue we pair the showstopper with the inside tip: Romazzino, the sprawling waterfront villa-hotel reopened under Belmond management to much acclaim, where Chef Dario Parascandolo steers a dining experience rooted in island traditions with an elevated touch — and Il Ristorantino at Porto Pollo Sailing Club, where the menu changes with whatever comes in off the boats and the erica-scented sea breeze lingers in the air and memory.

📸 Marina Denisova, Mattia Aquila

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Sailing | EndeavourCrafted in steel at Camper & Nicholson’s Gosport yard in 1934, Endeavour was built with one purpose: ...
30/07/2026

Sailing | Endeavour

Crafted in steel at Camper & Nicholson’s Gosport yard in 1934, Endeavour was built with one purpose: to reclaim the America’s Cup. She came agonisingly close — winning the first two races before a controversial protest and a shift in momentum saw the trophy remain in American hands.

What followed was decades of dereliction, a sale for just £10, and an extraordinary resurrection that began when American yachtswoman Elizabeth Meyer spotted the hulk in 1984. Rebuilt at Royal Huisman, she has since raced and cruised the world under a succession of devoted owners. We trace the full arc — from Sopwith’s ambition to the boat that still turns heads in every harbour she enters.

📸 Yoichi Yabe

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Travel | Lou Pinet, Saint TropezSet around landscaped gardens just steps from the historic Place des Lices, Lou Pinet is...
14/07/2026

Travel | Lou Pinet, Saint Tropez

Set around landscaped gardens just steps from the historic Place des Lices, Lou Pinet is a Provençal-style villa hotel that channels the unhurried, retro glamour of the French Riviera at its most charming.

Part of the family-owned Maisons Pariente collection, the property was renovated in a classic 1960s style by architect Charles Zana — and this year welcomes a seasonal art residency with contemporary gallery Aurélien Gendras, bringing carefully curated pieces into a space already rich with colour, ceramics and Fauvist-inspired warmth. TIDE checks in to investigate.

📸 Grifco Photos

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