Discover the advantages of building yachts under 500GT, from streamlined operations and reduced costs to greater cruising freedom and smarter, more efficient design.

From emerging tech and sustainability to appealing to the Gen Z market, we unpack the key themes shaping the next wave of superyacht design.

We are delighted to announce that the tenth hull in Benetti's Class 44 series has launched, a project that has been a close collaboration between Burgess and the shipyard.

Discover how Burgess is shaping the future of yacht design, from visionary collaborations to human-centred, sustainable superyachts that go beyond ‘super’.

Prepare your yacht for 2026 with expert guidance from Burgess. From refits to crew planning, set a course for a successful New Year at sea.

From the largest yacht in the world to revolutionary designs and vessels that are instantly recognisable, discover some of the game changing superyachts that we’ve delivered.

We spoke with Rory Boyle, Head of New Build Sales, about why visiting the show alongside our specialists is so worthwhile – and his top shipyard picks to see while you’re there.

We are excited to announce the keel laying of the 49.9m (163.7ft) FLEXPLORER 165 in build at Cantieri delle Marche.

Discover PROJECT LIFE, the product of a world-class collaboration between Burgess, Benetti, Espen Øino, and Francois Zuretti, bringing together years of experience garnered through multiple award-winning builds.

Rory Boyle, Naval Architect and Sean Bianchi, Naval Architect and Head of Burgess Technical Services, take you into the shipyard to explore their stand-out features from previous projects and glean insights from their professional journeys

PROJECT OPTIMA began, like many great things do, as a conversation at a dinner party. The discussion began: if we were to design the perfect yacht to own, one that minimised risk for the owner on every front, what would it look like?

We are delighted to announce that the 76.1m Feadship ALVIA was delivered to her owner at the Royal Van Lent shipyard in Amsterdam, The Netherlands, on 30 April 2024