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Rossinavi mixes it up for the custom 50-metre Bel1

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By Risa Merl Verified
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|| GIOVANNI MALGARINI || GIOVANNI MALGARINI When Rossinavi decided to build the custom 49.9-metre Bel1 entirely in aluminium, the goal wasn’t speed, but space. In Bel1, the Italian builder deftly melds two seemingly disparate building philosophies – lightweight construction and a displacement hull – to push the limits of efficiency and space planning.
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Why Vitters' ketch Maximus is a wolf in sheep's clothing

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By Risa Merl Verified
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|| MICHAEL KURTZ || MICHAEL KURTZ Looking at her glossy black hull and traditional styling, you’d be forgiven for thinking the 59-metre Vitters yacht Maximus is an iteration of her owner’s previous vessel, the 54.6-metre Marie. Delivered 13 years after Marie, there is much more than the passing of time – and 4.4 metres of LOA – that separates these two vessels.
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Local flavours: Discover the best food spots at the St Barths Bucket Regatta 2026

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By Risa Merl Verified
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From world-class pop-ups to the hottest new restaurant openings around the Caribbean, the region's culinary landscape is fast evolving. Ahead of this year’s regatta, Risa Merl samples French- and Creole-inspired dishes in St Barths, discovering a strong emphasis on fresh, local ingredients at some of the island’s best dining spots.
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