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Built by Benetti and designed by Jon Bannenberg and launched in 1980 as Nabila, the yacht was reputed to have cost its owner Adnan Khashoggi $100 million. During its days as Nabila, the yacht was featured in the James Bond movie Never Say Never Again. In the Bond movie, she was named Flying Saucer. After Khashoggi ran into financial


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PEOPLE SAY THE STRANGEST THINGS FROM A POTENTIAL BUYER


How much rent do the crew pay to stay on the boat when there are no guests on board?


OPEN TO QUESTION


WHERE IS THE BEST


PLACE YOU’VE EVER SPENT THE WINTER MONTHS ON BOARD A YACHT?


THOMAS PERRY


YACHT SERVICES Tahiti, post 2003


America’s Cup in NZ. On J Class Shamrock V. Surfed every day,


owner showed up for 6 days in 6 months. What’s a guy meant to do?


ALEX KOPERTOWSKA CHIEF STEW


I know many have the same answer, but my first winter in the Caribbean was the best. I met so many friends and I felt like life is just different there.


STEPHEN JONES CHEF


Anchored off Dar es Salaam Tanzania. Being picked up by


local fishermen in there wobbly skiffs to go to the food markets with tribal men guarding the butcher shop.


JAMIE DAVIES STEW


San Remo - a sweet part of the Italian coast line with the perfect sized city to have a good time in and meet all your needs but without the chaos of a big city.


problems, he sold the yacht in 1988 to the Sultan of Brunei, who in turn sold it to Donald Trump for $29 million. Trump renamed the yacht the Trump Princess. When Trump ran into financial problems, he sold it to Prince Al-Waleed in 1991. KINGDOM 5KR is 85.9 m with a top speed of 20kn and a cruising distance of 8500nm.


FROM THE TOTAL NUMBER OF 1154 UNESCO WORLD HERITAGE SITES, ITALY TOPS THE POLES WITH 58 SITES. CLOSELY FOLLOWED BY CHINA WITH 48, SPAIN 44, FRANCE 41 AND GERMANY WITH 40


SWORDFISH SPOTTED IN THE MED


The swordfish is an iconic, fast-swimming and peculiar predator of the Mediterranean Sea. With more than three decades of overfishing swordfish in this area have left stocks at only 30% with no


sign of a recovery.


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