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The world's largest network of luxury marinas — 24 locations across 14 countries, serving superyachts. The site had to feel global in scale and precise in navigation, in the same restrained register as the yachts it serves.
A captain planning a season needs to find one specific berth among two dozen properties on five coastlines. The usual answer — a mega-menu — fights the calm, editorial tone luxury nautical branding needs.
So navigation moved into the page itself: an interactive globe with a region filter sits where a features grid would normally go, letting scale and geography do the explaining instead of a paragraph of copy.
A rendered globe with region pins replaces a marina directory page. Filtering by United States, Caribbean or Europe reframes "24 marinas" as a map you explore rather than a list you scroll.
Oversized "01 / 02 / 03" ghost numerals stand beside each headline instead of a rule or icon — the type carries the wayfinding, staying in the same quiet register as the yacht photography.
Every photograph is shot from above the water — rows of superyachts read as pattern and scale, the same visual argument a spec sheet would make, without the spec sheet.
Blue carries the statistics, links and the globe's water — everywhere else stays white or a pale wash, so the aerial photography supplies the only saturated colour on the page.