Joint lead broker Mark Woodmansey talks about why TRANQUILITY, the latest yacht to join our sales fleet, has a host of unique selling points for a client in the large yacht market

Burgess charter experts reveal their top tips for unmissable remote dive sites in the Indian Ocean and South Pacific, both of which are welcoming all nationalities

How many large sailing yachts has Burgess sold in the last 18 months? How many were over 50m? When it comes to sailing superyacht sales, find out why Burgess is all you need to know

Burgess charter experts make a beeline for the most beautiful stretches of sand along Turkey’s picturesque coastline

The latest yacht to join our charter fleet shows what happens when the world's best designers, engineers, artists and craftsmen are at the absolute peak of their talents. Charter Manager Caroline Boisson explains

We are very pleased to announce the sale of TRIPLE SEVEN with an asking price of EUR 38,000,000 (EU VAT paid). Burgess represented the seller

With no special restrictions on access and a summer season that stretches well into October, the secluded bays and natural wonders of Turkey are ready and waiting to be explored

For such a small island, Mykonos has much to offer. From ancient treasures to indulgent luxuries, the island really is the ultimate definition of cosmopolitan island life

To mark World Oceans Day 2020 on Monday 8 June, the Blue Oceans team sent Burgess staff a package of online resources to inform, entertain and inspire our children about ocean health

The 73m (239.5ft) Feadship, Royal Van Lent HASNA is a shining example of the advantages to be gained by entrusting all aspects of superyachting to one market leading full service company

To mark our 45th anniversary, Burgess naval architect Rory Boyle spoke to Pascale Reymond and Andrew Langton to ask them what has changed in yacht design and engineering in that time?

The Senior Sales Broker, Senior Partner and Director at Burgess tells us about his early days on the water, racing against Espen Oeino and why you have to walk the docks relentlessly to be 'The One Guy'