Showing posts with label barthez. Show all posts
Showing posts with label barthez. Show all posts

September 14, 2007

LUXURY CATAMARAN NEWS - COMMENTS

Here are some news about my blog.

Since it was launched the 27 th of March :
  • 5 749 page loads.

  • 2 847 unique visitors for an average of 17 a day .

  • 2 280 first time visitors for an average of 14 a day.

  • 567 returning visitors for an average of 3 a day.

Since the last three months :

  • 4 306 page loads

  • 2 145 unique visitors for an average of 23 a day.

  • 1 720 first ime visitors for an average of 18 a day.

  • 425 returning vitors for an average of 5 a day.

So has you can see connections have been increasing and I hope it will keep on the same way. For such a specific blog I am quite happy specialy since I am not doing any advertising or mass emailing etc etc... I just let the blog leave its own life.

Thanks for those of you who come back from time to time I hope you find the information interesting. At least I do my best to make no judgement and just provide with information about luxury catamarans. Please leave me your comments if you have any.

There is always a way to suscribe to this blog using the feedblizz account on the right side of the blog this will prevent you from being spammed.

If you are in the business or related activities and you want to exchange links please let me know.

If you got connections to your website through my blog then this is great news, if you can let me know it would be Nice.

I will be gone next week to the Monaco Yacht Show and will come back with some fresh news I hope.


May 18, 2007

CUAN LAW - LAMMER LAW



Lets write about trimarans for a change. CUAN LAW and LAMMER LAW are sisterships. Both were built by the Algan Shipyard in CANADA and are availble for charter. CUAN LAW cruises in the British Virgin Islands and LAMMER LAW in the Galapagos. They are very wide (44 feet beam) enabling for a huge accomodation space with 8 double cabins each featuring a private toilet and a bathroom. They are owned by Annie and Duncan Muirhead who live and run their business in Tortola after having sailed for many years. Annie and Ducan always welcome their guests aboard and Ducan sometimes replaces the CUANLAW's captain. Both are crewed by a captain, a chef, an engineer, two stewardesses, and two divers. Wether you like to sail or dive you will enjoy those trimarans. They features a very complete diving equipment as well as Hobie cats.

I let you discover their websites, which are very comprehensive, and where you will find lots of beautiful pictures and virtual tours of the yachts. If you go to the bottom of CUAN LAW page, click on archives to have a look at the videos.







May 14, 2007

NAHEMA - INTERIOR DESIGN - FRANCK DARNET





Nahema has selected Franck Darnet as the designer for its first unit. Franck Darnet has a great experience in working both for large production shipyards such as Beneteau and custom yachts builders both sail and motor such as JFA, Garcia, Lazarra,and CNB collaborating with famous architects as Bruce Farr, Philippe Briand. . Franck has responded to Nahema's requirements of an open, very clear interior where the cockpit and the salon would make one large leaving space. The shipyard also asked the design team to pay attention to the lightness of the materials used to build a fast boat. Finally this first Nahema had to be as convenient as possible for the guests and the crew to leave aboard. Franck Darnet worked on the project with Karine Rousseau, a French Designer with offices in Miami, and lots of references in designing interiors of luxurious homes and hotels. Both Franck and Karine have studied at the famous Ecole Boule in Paris, Franck specialising in wood work and karine in tapestries. They have met the shipyard requirements with success as you can see in the 3Ds.


May 10, 2007

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If you go to the end of the messages you will find "suscribe to" if you click on this link you shoud be able to receive the news messages I post on my blog. It will not however keep you updated with the links I had on the right side of the blog.