The Sea Dart

The Sea Dart is a beautiful canoe-kayak hybrid by Escobedo Boat Works, and available online via No. 4 St. James. Built from Joubert Okoume marine plywood that´s sourced from France, the sleek boat is tough enough to paddle in swift currents or light surf, yet weighs less than fifty-five pounds, so one person can carry it. Whether for a racer looking for speed or a leisure cruiser looking to glide through the water, the Sea Dart is designed with multiple different seafarers in mind. It is also perfectly stable allowing fishermen to stand. Available in three color finishes, and with several optional accessories to choose from.

BLUE BOAT | BY XAVIER VEILHAN

This monochrome nautical sculpture designed by french artist Xavier Veilhan. Completed this year in collaboration with the prestigious Frauscher shipyard – combines art and technical prowess in an amazing boat, its equipped with a MerCruiser 220 HP motor. If you would like to be the owner of this minimal beauty it will be auctioned off at Hotel Hermitage in Monte-Carlo by the Parisian Artcurial on July 20....
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SEAXPLORER EXPEDITION YACHT

Recently presented at the Monaco Yacht Show, the spectacular SeaXplorer by Damen yachts, is for adventurers who dream of discovering the world beyond limits, visiting the most remote places on earth in total style and comfort. The luxury yacht lets you find our planet’s true unspoiled destinations, suitable for extreme polar and tropical adventures, while enjoying the highest level of comfort, style and independence. The SeaXplorer uses an optimized hull design fo...
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Kamaran Inflatable Kayak

The Kamaran Kayak approaches portability from a different angle. Designed by Argentine industrial engineer Walter Sidler, it uses an inflatable catamaran-style layout instead of a conventional enclosed hull, creating a paddling platform that weighs just 7kg and packs down into a single compact bag. Two parallel PVC pontoons give the kayak its stability, while the open centre means there is no cockpit to collect water. The design was intentionally shaped to ma...
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