Saltwater is both a yacht’s natural environment and its greatest long-term threat. While modern yachts are engineered to withstand marine conditions, constant exposure to salt, sun, and moisture gradually wears down even the most well-built vessels. Over time, saltwater accelerates corrosion, weakens finishes, and contributes to hidden structural issues that …
How Professional Detailing Extends the Life of Your Yacht’s Finish
A yacht’s finish is one of its most valuable assets. Whether painted or gelcoated, the exterior surfaces of your vessel are constantly exposed to sun, salt, moisture, and environmental pollutants. Over time, these elements can dull the shine, weaken protective layers, and accelerate wear. Professional detailing plays a critical role …
The Role of Prop Speed in Boosting Yacht Efficiency and Performance
When it comes to yacht maintenance, most owners understand the importance of bottom painting, detailing, and engine care. However, one area that often goes overlooked is the condition of the running gear beneath the waterline. Propellers, shafts, struts, and trim tabs are constantly exposed to marine growth and friction, and …
Signs Your Yacht Needs Fiberglass Repair Before It’s Too Late
Fiberglass is the foundation of most modern yachts. It provides the strength, buoyancy, and durability needed to endure constant movement and challenging marine environments. While fiberglass is known for its resilience, it is not immune to wear, impact, or moisture damage. The key to protecting your yacht is recognizing early …
Teak Restoration vs. Replacement: How to Revive Your Yacht’s Woodwork
Teak is a signature feature on many yachts, admired for its warmth, natural oil content, and durability in harsh marine environments. From decks and steps to trim and cabinetry, it offers unmatched beauty and performance. But over time, constant exposure to UV rays, saltwater, and foot traffic takes its toll. …





