While many are enjoying the superyacht industry’s new Roaring Twenties of the 21st Century, 100 years ago, revellers were donning pin-stripe suits or flapper dresses, dancing the Charleston and cruising aboard wooden superyachts. Today, the restoration of those classic superyachts
Painting, supply and maintenance company GYG has reported steady trading growth in the first quarter (Q1) of 2022, in line with group forecasts. The superyacht service company also said its Nobiskrug refit project is set for completion in June 2022.
Feadship’s Constance arrived at Pendennis for a refit in April 2015 . The 46 metre motoryacht, previously called Jana, was originally built in 1986 and has undergone several refits since. This year’s refit includes full exterior paint work, new teak
Sailing yacht Adela, formerly known as Heartsease, arrived at Pendennis last month for her fourth refit. Adela was built in 1903, restored in 1996 and then fully remodelled in 2000 to her original W.C.Storey design. She has since undergone refits in 2006,
Falmouth-based shipyard Pendennis have announced the re-launch of 50 metre Malahne after a 30 month restoration. Malahne was designed by Charles E Nicholson and built by Camper & Nicholson in 1937, making her one of the very few pre-war yachts
