Amazon founder Jeff Bezos' massive yacht has officially dropped anchor in Port Everglades. Video captured by NBC6 shows the enormous 417-foot yacht docked in Port Everglades Tuesday weeks after ...

A yacht may be owned by a person with a high net worth, such as Bezos. more than half a billion dollars has already been spent on superyachts this year, with Jeff Bezos' $500 million vessel being one ...

Getting your hands on a 38-year-old luxury yacht designed by a legendary American figure in the yachting industry was a great ...

After a yacht commissioned by Apple founder Steve Jobs crashed into another ship last week, a town on the Mediterranean coast has now had to shut beaches as waste from multi-million-dollar yachts ...

Bezos was reportedly paying $500 million for the yacht he recently bought, almost double what he paid in 2013 for the Washington Post newspaper. more than half a billion dollars has already been spent ...

New owner Bill Warren said the boat in Hudson, Wis., could help search for buried treasure in the Gulf of Mexico, if he can find someone to lift it from the beach.

Some clubs offer an initiation fee that can go well into the thousands, as well as a monthly fee of a couple hundred dollars. How Big of a Boat is a "Yacht"? The word "yacht" is about as clearly ...

The 282-foot Kingdom 5-KR “failed to stop in time and clipped the breakwater on the starboard quarter and failed to stop,” a witness told The Yacht Report. The bow crashed into the stone dock ...

Some superyacht owners opt for art copies to avoid damage while others rent originals for events. We speak with experts who ...

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