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Nautik is Forbes' section dedicated to the Blue Economy, combining sailing and the nautical world with innovation, trends, and lifestyle. It serves as a hub for sea lovers, telling stories about an industry in constant evolution.

Italy has called off the search for the Spanish businessman who went missing in the Ionian Sea

Italy has called off the search for the Spanish businessman who went missing in the Ionian Sea

by Silvia López
Harald V of Norway, the king who never stopped sailing, has died

Harald V of Norway, the king who never stopped sailing, has died

by Joaquín Torreblanca
The Navy's first two S-80 submarines are sailing together for the first time off the coast of Cartagena

The Navy's first two S-80 submarines are sailing together for the first time off the coast of Cartagena

by Silvia López
Nautik Interview | Malena Villa: "The sea has a very special meaning because it's deeply connected to my childhood"

Nautik Interview | Malena Villa: "The sea has a very special meaning because it's deeply connected to my childhood"

by Silvia López
Senna, the Sea-Doo jet ski that pays tribute to the Brazilian legend

Senna, the Sea-Doo jet ski that pays tribute to the Brazilian legend

by Silvia López
MMG builds hyper-realistic replicas of the world's largest superyachts

MMG builds hyper-realistic replicas of the world's largest superyachts

by Bill Springer
Logbook: Chapter 29 | “Once again, I’m setting course for Mayotte. First stop: Alphonse Atoll,” by Pablo Berruezo

Logbook: Chapter 29 | “Once again, I’m setting course for Mayotte. First stop: Alphonse Atoll,” by Pablo Berruezo

by Pablo Berruezo
The West Faces the Challenge of Protecting Its Undersea Cables and Pipelines from Sabotage

The West Faces the Challenge of Protecting Its Undersea Cables and Pipelines from Sabotage

by Ariel Cohen
The Mediterranean wants superyachts, but it's running out of places to dock them

The Mediterranean wants superyachts, but it's running out of places to dock them

by Dea Jusufi
August's ocean temperature breaks all historical records

August's ocean temperature breaks all historical records

by Jamie Hailstone
Menorca is once again the global epicenter of classic sailing

Menorca is once again the global epicenter of classic sailing

by Forbes Baleares
The U.S.'s unilateral push for seabed minerals, rejected by the international community

The U.S.'s unilateral push for seabed minerals, rejected by the international community

by Ken Silverstein

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