Superyachts, properly obsessed over.
Make a cuppa. There’s a rather extraordinary boat to look at.
La Datcha
A hangar for two helicopters, a submarine and five deck drawings I could happily lose an afternoon to.
Come and have a proper look at La Datcha, from the aircraft and tenders to the warm places to come home to. There is a lot to love in these 77 metres. ☕🚁
Read La Datcha
An enormous boat.
A proper rabbit hole.
I love superyachts. This is my independent passion project: make a cuppa, find an enormous boat and follow the details wherever they lead.
Here I share the details I find, the bits that make me laugh and the design choices I would absolutely have opinions about.
A little more about mePick a boat.
Follow your curiosity.
The long reads are here to get lost in, with deck guides, photographs and the details that send me looking for just one more thing.
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Choose a long read
Make time for La Datcha or Octopus, then explore the decks, engineering and tender fleets.
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Find your next boat
Search by name, builder or the detail you remember. Browse the boat collection or compare boats.
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Go down the rabbit hole.
Pick the sort of nose around you fancy today. These links take you to the people who make, film and document the boats.
01Browse the yachts
Search for a boat and see where the trail leads. These are specialist editorial directories, so check important details against the builder or another source.
02Watch a yacht tour
For the moments when a floor plan simply will not do. Try a builder’s polished film, then have a proper look around with people who film yacht walkthroughs.
03Step aboard something different
A detour into yacht history: the Australian National Maritime Museum lets you look around the historic steam yacht Ena from your sofa.
Got a yacht I absolutely need to see?
Found something wonderfully ridiculous? Want to say hello?
hello@superyachtcuppa.com
A little more yacht in your feed.