Yachting history

We continue to talk about classic yachts! Next in line is the Shenandoah of Sark, a four-masted schooner with a rich history.

Stormvogel is known as the "original" maxi yacht. The first large, light racing yacht of its type still in competition today.

Not so long ago, the famous Russian frigate Shtandart appeared in the port of La Rochelle. Many have a question: “What did the ship under the Russian flag forget in Europe?” This question also came up with us.

A little historical material. Let's talk briefly about three interesting yachts that perfectly convey the spirit of the “same” marine romance.

Choose your favorite and like. At the end we will find out which yacht our readers like best. Interparus tells!

Another day and this time good news. Ernest Shackleton's legendary barquentine - Endurance - was found off the coast of Antarctica 100 years after the flood. Why is this find so important? Interparus will analyze this historical event in detail!

The production of a yacht is a complex and lengthy process. We recently talked about how yachts are made. Today we will talk about what yachts are made of. Believe me, there are several interesting points in this question. We continue to dive into the history of yachting with Interparus!

Foilers - or hydrofoils - have become a new trend lately. The topic is beginning to be studied not only by yachtsmen, but also by all sympathizers. So, some people may get the false impression that foiling and, in general, the whole history of yachts, boats, passenger hydrofoils begins quite recently. But this is not the case! We decided to arrange a small educational program and tell briefly about the history of foilers. Get ready, it will be interesting!

Once upon a time, the Cynara was a yacht that was watched and admired. But in recent years, they have not forgotten about. Meanwhile, the yacht was undergoing extensive restoration in Japan. Let's talk about what transformations this beauty has gone through and what is special about her.

Andrillot is the original "Vertue", the design of which marked the beginning of Laurent Giles's long and distinguished career in 1935. Reported by Nick Compton.