Yachts: The Impossible Collection: Yachts: The Impossible Collection

Yachts: The Impossible Collection is an eclectic and carefully curated anthology of ships, from the 1851 shipfor which the America’s Cup was named, to J Class racing yachts of the early 1900s, to the current high-tech megayachts, from classics with timeless silhouettes, to head-turners that broke the mold with daringdesign and redefined their era. And with so much focus today on the environment and the health of theoceans, the yachting world is changing quickly, increasingly pursuing sustainability. Whether impossible insheer size, speed, luxurious features or advanced green technology, all of the vessels in this fantasy marinahave transformed the yachting seascape.As long as there are people with means and blue oceans to explore, there will always be a demand for thesebeautiful and impossible creatures that break the boundaries of technology, luxury and decadence―and newyachts are still yet to be built, worthy of The Impossible Collection.

Miriam Cain is a U.K.-based luxury journalist and editor, specializing in the superyacht industry for two decades,in a variety of editorial and PR roles, including editor ofElite Traveler Superyachts and SEA+IMagazine. Cain is currently the editor for the yachting and lifestyle publication Navigator, and she also contributes to a variety of international yachting publications as a freelance journalist