YACHTstyle, Asia’s premier boating magazine, now has a new website to supplement its printed publication.

Unrivalled in its coverage of power and sail, YACHTstyle’s high quality, large format magazine brings readers interesting and informative articles on the local and international yachting scene. Find out about what is in each new issue by clicking on www.YachtStyleAsia.com.

Drawing on the world’s best marine photographers and yachting journalists, YACHTstyle appeals to the most discerning of readers, and complements the expanding range of ASIAN TATLER publications that are part of the Edipresse Group.

The magazine has four sections: Logbook, Features, On Board and Style.

Logbook covers boating news, Asian regattas, boat shows, parties and people. We focus on the individuals who make a difference in the world of boating.

The Features section contains in-depth articles that scan the depth and breadth of sailing yachts and power boats. Superyachts, extreme machines and classic craft are all part of this bigger picture.

On Board focuses on the practical side of boating, and every issue includes sea trials of the last yachts or cruisers on offer, as well as the cool 'Boys' Toys' that are "must haves" for every sailor.

In the Style section we look at exotic destinations, boat design and luxury nautical accessories, as well as places that are hot on the marine chart.
Hong Kong, and Asia in general, have so much to offer the boat enthusiast and YACHTstyle is here to document what makes being out on the water so great.

YACHTstyle is distributed to VIP HONG KONG TATLER readers and is available at yacht clubs, key commercial outlets and leading bookshops and newsstands in Hong Kong, Singapore, Thailand and Malaysia. The magazine is published in  March, June, September and December along with two Chinese editions in June and January.

The Editor

SUZY RAYMENT
Suzy has been sailing (and rowing) in Hong Kong waters since she arrived here in 1984. She has sailed in many regional regattas, from the China Sea Race to Hong Kong harbour races. With her marine photographer husband, Guy Nowell, she has travelled the Asia Pacific region covering events for sailing magazines and websites. Suzy lives in Sai Kung and continues to enjoy the great water-based lifestyle that Hong Kong has to offer.