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TIDE

Issue 17
Magazine

Curating an experience designed for those who enjoy the sailing adventure, Superyachts, Lifestyle, Travel, Design, and Sustainability.

TIDE

‘Wooden boats and 60s glam’

ADIX ADDICTION • Smart, sophisticated and stronger than she looks – it’s no wonder this classic yacht’s charms have seduced so many fascinating characters. As she enters the next phase of her life on the water, we get up to speed with the story so far, from those who know her best

SLIM AARONS AND SAILING’S GOLDEN AGE • Would one exist without the other? Did the 20th-century’s most renowned lifestyle photographer actually encourage the boom of the Riviera’s glitterati with his beloved, behind-the-scenes shots? Curator, author and Aarons historian Shawn Waldron shares insights into the man and his mystique to introduce a photo essay from that heady, special time

J CLASS OF HER OWN • The 1930s-built Endeavour has come closer to winning back the America’s Cup than any British boat before or since – and her lines still cast a spell today. Here we dive into her back story and find it filled with engineering, passion and patience

HIDDEN GEMS BALEARIC ARTS • These islands will always be iconic for so many reasons – the winds, the sunsets, the parties – but also now for the artistic scene that’s coming to the fore. Here’s your summer shortcut to a cultural new wave

GO WITH HER FLOW • How do you skipper a boat that’s nearly 100 years old, but still as powerful and impressive as any out there? Chris Barkham, Captain of Cambria for more than two decades, shares the key to their relationship’s success – plus the exciting new chapter she’s about to face

CHECKING IN LOU PINET • One of Saint Tropez’s most whimsical small hotels welcomes a splashy new contemporary art residency this summer, without losing its nostalgic roots. TIDE checks in to investigate

HIGH LOW COSTA SMERALDA • From the scene-stealing, recently reopened Romazzino hotel, with its clutch of restaurants and bars steered by Chef Dario Parascandolo, to little hangout Il Ristorantino at Porto Pollo Sailing Club – here we bring you the best of the Sardinian summer

SAILING THE BAY OF NAPLES • This special coastline and its captivating islands perhaps inspired yachting culture like nowhere else. Dayyan Armstrong, Director and Founder of Sailing Collective charters, shares some of his favourite places around the Italian region

Formats

  • OverDrive Magazine

Languages

  • English