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The cover of the May-June issue of Yachts International features Harbour Island, the largest yacht built in Florida. Another American Queen, Delta Marine's Laurel, is still one of the largest US-built yachts even six years after her launch. We also show off Cigzi's beautiful E&E and enjoy the luxuries of life onboard Lady Joy.

Check out our Making Waves section for news on the latest concepts and launches including a bunch of products and services that help make the most of life onboard.

Other articles feature the new Sanlorenzo SL104, and tell one owner's love affair with Vicems. We take a side-by-side look at Mangusta 92 and Pershing 92, two open yachts with similar specs but different pedigrees. Azimut also takes center stage in this issue as we take a look at the highlights in their wide variety of ranges from flybridge to megayacht. Also, take a ride through Nantucket and see the reigning belle of the new Westmoor Club.

Delta Laurel: Globe Trotter
After years navigating the world’s oceans and keeping a low profile despite her legitimate claim to fame, the 240-foot Delta Laurel has come home. Last fall she made her first appearance at the Fort Lauderdale International Boat Show, and it was a coming-out of sorts for one of the most notable (and notoriously private) superyachts launched in recent years.

Lady Joy: The Onboard Experience
What is the secret formula that makes one charter yacht more successful than another? The 157-foot Christensen Lady Joy seems to have all the right ingredients.