YACHT
· 15.04.2026
The new issue of YACHT features several reports on boats of all kinds: The Ovni 490 from Alubat surprises with technical innovations, including a version with two electric motors. The detailed test shows how the French company's new flagship performs in practice. The Ovnis have a reputation like thunder in the long-distance scene, and now the manufacturers are presenting their latest model.
The "Anaïs", on the other hand, was once designed as a regatta boat, but is now used as a cruising yacht. A visit on board with the owner's family from Hamburg shows why they are passionate about their one-tonner with its IOR design and solid wood look.
The third focus is on the "Malizia 4", the Imoca that Boris Herrmann is currently having built in France. The boat should finally carry him to victory at the next Vendée. The editorial team was able to observe the work on site and asks the question: does the boat have what it takes to win?
Kvarner, the sea area south of Istria, is a wonderfully diverse sailing area. The report presents hidden bays and dreamy harbours both on the mainland and on the islands. The area offers sailors a successful mix of navigation, anchor bays and small harbours. The Croatian coast shows its most varied side here.
In addition to the cruise report, the magazine provides the latest sailing news from Croatia. What's new in the Adriatic? What do sailors need to know before their next Adriatic cruise? These questions are answered in a compact overview of the most important changes and developments in Croatian waters.
We are also calling for participation in a large reader survey that will be launched shortly. If you take part, with a little luck you could win one of many fantastic prizes totalling over 15,000 euros. The survey gives readers the opportunity to express their opinion on the magazine and at the same time win attractive prizes, first and foremost a cruise on the "Sea Cloud Spirit".
What is the truth behind the myth of the "Flying Dutchman"? A book preview gets to the bottom of the ghost ship and sheds light on the story behind the legend. The topic of dangers at sea is also covered in a report on flotsam. Well over 1,000 containers go overboard worldwide every year. Are they a danger to sailors?
The latest report analyses the risk of colliding with containers and shows how you can protect yourself. Practical tips help you to correctly assess the danger and react in an emergency.
150 years ago, a dinghy sailor covered 4,000 kilometres in the USA. We are honouring this remarkable achievement with a tribute. The story shows the hardships and challenges the sailor had to overcome at the time. The historical context also makes it clear how sailing has developed over a century and a half.
The issue offers numerous other reports, guides and news:
YACHT 9/2026 is now available at newsagents and newsagents, and will soon be available in theDelius Klasing Appready for download. Or you can simply order them directly here...