UPFRONT LEGENDARY YACHT 12,000


THE AMOUNT OF PLASTIC IN METRIC TONS THAT WE DUMP INTO THE


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OCEANS EACH YEAR. THE EQUIVALENT OF MORE THAN 100,000 BLUE WHALES EVERY SINGLE YEAR. BY 2050, OCEAN


PLASTIC WILL OUTWEIGH ALL OF THE OCEAN’S FISH. THIS HAS TO STOP!


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PEOPLE SAY THE STRANGEST THINGS


I would like cucumber cubes for breakfast and please ensure that the cubes are cut to exactly 10 millimetres, use a ruler if necessary.


OPEN TO QUESTION


AFTER JUMPING SHIP AFTER THE LONG


HARD AND HOT SEASON IN THE MEDITERRANEAN, WHAT’S THE FIRST THING YOU DID?


MUTLU SAYAR CHEF


I enjoyed a solid 8 hours sleep! The next day I


spent the full day in a spa and had every treatment available, drank a bottle of Cristal Rose, and ate canapes, then had another early night.


THOMAS PERRY YACHT SERVICES


Flew to Barcelona, got my classic boat Binker, crossed over to Imperia, raced the Vela Epoca Classics Regatta, then sailed Binker to Cannes, with my 11 year old son, total bliss.


KATE BUTLING CHEF


Gave all my Palma friends a huge


hug, then had 100 doctors and lawyers appointments before moving to Croatia to start my new land based life!


JORDAN CLAIRE HANSEN STEW


I ate the guests’ snack basket empty, had a glass of champagne (or two....) watched Talladega Nights,


exercised, then went to bed early! Couldn’t have been better.


SPOTTED IN THE MED SPINY STARFISH


The spiny starfish is


unmistakable - firstly, it is HUGE, growing to the size of a dustbin lid. They can grow up to an enormous 70cm across but most are smaller, with an average size of 30cm across.


Secondly, it really is very spiny - its whole body covered in white spines. It lives in shallow waters close to shore and down to depths of 200m. Like other starfish, they too are a voracious predators.


ONBOARD | WINTER 2024 | 11


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