Yacht Management South Florida Inc.

When the Vanguard Explorer Yacht was first introduced, she had just completed an essential round of repairs and commissioning at Yacht Management’s Fort Lauderdale boatyard. The focus was on correcting a flawed Bruntons SigmaDrive installation and realigning key driveline components. Months later, Vanguard has covered more than 2,500 nautical miles through some of the world’s most remote waters, including Canada’s rugged east coast and the icy reaches of Greenland, with every system performing flawlessly. This latest chapter showcases how Yacht Management’s precision work held firm through 50-knot winds, three-meter seas, and even a night at anchor with 77-knot gusts. From the initial Florida departure to inland waterways, Atlantic passages, and the Labrador Sea, the yacht’s hybrid propulsion, driveline, and energy systems have remained steady under real-world strain. The owner’s own words underscore the achievement, praising the meticulous realignment and rigorous testing that restor...

 Every year, the hurricane season brings unpredictable weather systems that threaten vessels across the Atlantic and Gulf regions. While many yacht owners take basic precautions, the difference between minor inconvenience and major damage often comes down to detailed planning and expert execution. That’s where Yacht Management comes in. With decades of experience supporting both private owners and fleet operators, Yacht Management provides strategic guidance and operational support that extends far beyond simple checklists. As storms grow more intense and timelines shorten, having a well-developed strategy for the hurricane season is essential, not just for vessel protection but also for crew safety, insurance compliance, and financial risk mitigation. Know the Risks: Timing and Impact of the Atlantic Hurricane Season The Atlantic hurricane season officially runs from June 1 through November 30, with peak storm activity typically occurring between August and October. During this...