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On board with Guy Laliberté, owner of 54m sailing yacht Tiara

Superyacht owner Guy Laliberté has been a real-estate developer, a philanthropist, even a spaceman – but the Cirque du Soleil co-founder is never happier than when on board his 54 metre sailing yacht Tiara , he tells Cecile Gauert... 

It’s early afternoon in the Dominican Republic and a big storm approaching from the north has piled kilometre-high clouds on top of the verdant hills of Puerto Plata. Guy Laliberté, his family and friends are waiting for a good weather window to meet up with his sailing yacht, Tiara , which is moored in the Silver Bank, about 80 nautical miles north east of Puerto Plata. 

It is the only private boat allowed to moor that winter in this spot of Atlantic where humpback whales find mates and give birth. When conditions are right, the whales sometimes come close enough to make eye contact with snorkellers. That moment is one of his favourite experiences over a lifetime of adventure and he likes nothing more than to share it with others.

Laliberté may be the real “Most Interesting in the World” – a street performer-turned-entertainment mogul, space tourist, diver, poker player, real-estate developer, art collector, philanthropist, father of seven and, yes, yacht owner. His life generates a fair amount of scrutiny, from business school profiles to biographies and television interviews, but who is the real Guy Laliberté?

“People are sometimes confused because I am associated with so many subjects – poker, the Cirque de Soleil, going into space, being an adventurous person, throwing the biggest party in the world – so it triggers people’s curiosity,” he says, “but I am all that. I am all that because I decided to take a bite out of life and explore so many different things and have all types of life experiences.”

His voice is a little hoarse from staying up until 5am the previous night to spin records for friends. A cigarette in one hand and a margarita in the other, stubble on his face and beads around his neck and wrists, he looks like he has just finished a rock show. “I love music, it’s one of my passions,” he says.

The boardroom has been largely left behind. Just a few days prior to this trip, he divested himself of the few remaining shares he had retained in Cirque de Soleil after selling a majority in 2015. “I still have a business relationship but no ownership. The emotion is there. I don’t need to be a stockholder to have an emotional attachment to Cirque,” he says, adding it was a decision that had more to do with managing his investments. “It was better for me to do that to achieve other projects.”

As Laliberté approached 60, his plan was to become a young and energetic retiree, says Anne Dongois, who handles public relations for Lune Rouge, a company he founded in 2017. “That lasted about three weeks,” she says with a laugh. “He is restless.”

Lune Rouge, headquartered in a historic home in the heart of Montreal, started as a family office and has morphed into an incubator for new business ideas with projects in real estate, entertainment and art. One of the latest projects is PY1, an interactive, multimedia, multisensory travelling show inside a 24-metre-high pyramid that pushes the boundaries of technology and art.

“We just broke through a complex technology challenge related to augmented reality integrated in a show environment,” Laliberté says. “Up to last summer, it was almost impossible. This technology was incompatible with all the lasers, the light, the smoke because it relies on a tracking system and basically all this tracking was getting confused by the smoke and light; it was disturbing the entire brain of the system, but we made it happen,” he says. “When I was heading Cirque, I probably received one of the first pitches about integrating augmented reality or virtual reality. I was excited, but every time we went beyond the presentation screen, it didn’t work. Now we have the foundation and we are right at the front end of not only creating volumetric content for augmented reality but making it function in a show environment.”

Concurrently, Lune Rouge is working with the Magic City Innovation District foundation on a project that aims to revitalise the historic Miami neighbourhoods of Little Haiti and Little River. Last year saw the grand opening of Laliberté’s French Polynesia island paradise Nukutepipi, which is, along with Tiara , part of a collection of destination retreats for hire known as Sunset Luxury Villas. “I have not worked like that for a long time,” he admits.

It’s this flurry of activity and creativity that makes family time on Tiara so precious. “We love to live experiences together,” he says. Among the moments he cherishes are an unexpected encounter with a fever of manta rays in Buzios, Brazil, and the first dive of one of his daughters in the Maldives. “She could not go deep yet, and we just took her down so she could learn how to breathe. And for 45 minutes of her initiation, we basically saw everything,” he says. “Whale sharks, rays, you name it. It was as if they had called each other and arranged it. There are people who dive all their lives who don’t see this much. It gave me goosebumps. It is one of my top three dives out of thousands.” Thousands of dives may sound like a lot for a non-professional diver, but it is no figure of speech.

“I have never met a recreational diver who has done so many dives,” says Alexis Vincent, who was there for that epic initiation dive and hundreds more from the Caribbean to Palau. He met Laliberté in the Maldives in the early 2000s when he was a dive instructor at the Conrad Maldives Rangali Island hotel and remembers that first encounter well. “One night I get a call from the GM. He says, ‘There is a fellow Canadian at the bar; he is a diver and he is with Cirque de Soleil and he’d like to meet you.’”

Vincent had no idea who Guy Laliberté was. “We weren’t Googling back then,” he says. “So I go to the bar. He is a pretty casual guy. We sit down, have a few beers and chit-chat about the Maldives. We had a lot in common. After a while I looked at him and said, ‘So, what do you do in Cirque du Soleil?’ He looked stunned.” Even when he introduced himself as the co-founder of Cirque du Soleil – by then a global phenomenon with tickets sales reaching a billion dollars, Vincent says he did not realise the scope. “I never had to walk on eggshells. The relationship started on a very even keel,” says Vincent, who Laliberté inspired to start Dive Butler International. Laliberté is a big believer in the importance of the human tribe. “For him, diving and the boat are vehicles to connectivity, love and respect,” Vincent says.

Laliberté learned how to scuba dive when he was 14. “It was also a way for me to see the world,” he says. Travel was an end goal early in his life.

Like most kids, he liked to watch television, especially as it morphed into a more vivid window into the world beyond his native Quebec. “I grew up at the time when we went from black-and-white TV to colour TV,” he says. The first colour documentaries, whether about animals, the sea or faraway civilizations, planted the seed of travel. “It drove the rest of my life,” he says. He daydreamed of travelling by any means possible but especially on sailing boats and spaceships.

When he could no longer ignore the lure of the world, he left home with his father’s accordion as a means to support himself. After an itinerant life through Europe, he came back to Quebec and attempted a mainstream job, but eventually decided to stick with his art. In 1984, at the age of 24, in part thanks to a public grant, he started Cirque de Soleil with a couple of friends. Three years later, he took the show to California to take part in the Los Angeles Arts Festival. “He exuded such confidence, man, woman or mule would fall for Guy Laliberté,” said Thomas Schumacher, the former associate director of the Los Angeles Arts Festival, in a 2011 interview with ABC. Casino owner Steve Wynn was also seduced, and in 1993 Cirque de Soleil became a permanent fixture in Las Vegas.

By the time Laliberté turned 50, he had fulfilled two of his dreams. In 2005, he bought the 54-metre Dubois-designed world cruiser Tiara and, four years later, he spent 11 days on board the International Space Station, a trip he made to help raise awareness for water conservation and his One Drop Foundation. He donned a clown nose to chat live from space with his friend Bono during a U2 concert. He once said, “Water is at the centre of every challenge the planet has to face: biodiversity, pollution, global warming, children education, health – it’s all there, and water is at the centre of it all.”

Vincent describes his friend and sometime client as a visionary. “Everything that is happening today, he forecasted,” he says, speaking of clean water shortages and plastic pollution. “Not having plastic on his boat, he implemented that 15 years ago.” Indeed, guests on Tiara will find nothing but elegant refillable glass bottles on board. 

Tiara was not supposed to be Laliberté’s first boat. For three years, he worked with an architect on the plans for a 70-metre catamaran. “It was a huge project to go around the world with all the diving facilities. It was an exploration cat. I like cats because they give you a big surface where you can receive a lot of people. I could get lost in nature and also still be who I am and host a big group of people. I could also build a small theatrical stage on it,” he says.

While developing the project, he found out about Tiara , which came on the market just a year after it was launched in New Zealand. The tent on the aft deck was one of the features that attracted him, he says. “I like sailboats because I think you need to see water at eye level, it is a closer relationship.” And it felt like serendipity.

“It was in Boston, I was in Montreal, so I decided to go see it. When we went out on the sea trial with Pascal [ Tiara ’s captain], I realised it was 90 per cent what I would have done. I could appreciate the artwork and the intelligence behind it, and out of the 10 per cent left that I would have done differently, I could change five per cent, so I could have a sailboat right there, right now, and it would be 95 per cent of what I wanted. It was a nice compromise to save three years of construction.” He gave up a large deposit on his catamaran and bought Tiara instead. “Sometimes things present themselves to you,” he says. “When that happens you should listen, because it usually is the right thing to do; I have learned to listen in life.”

That ability to listen is why he still has Tiara today. A couple of years ago, he became absorbed in the transformation of the atoll of Nukutepipi in the Tuamotus into a self-sustainable resort and he told his children he was going to sell Tiara .

“They ganged up on me,” he says. “We were all together in Palau on a diving trip and one day they all came after dinner in my room while I was watching a movie. When they arrived all together, I said, ‘Oh, oh, it’s serious.’ Basically, they asked me not to sell it. I asked why and they said, ‘Because this is the house we can bring anywhere in the world and we grew up on it.”

Tiara , back from several years in the Pacific, had a major refit and looks as good if not better than the day she was launched in New Zealand, still under the care of her build captain and his crew. She is currently listed for sale with Y.CO .

Laliberté, meanwhile, has another bucket-list item yet to fulfil: to see mountain gorillas in Rwanda. “Although more people see the gorillas than swim with humpbacks. That is one of the rarest experiences on planet Earth – and one of the top marine encounters I’ve done in my life.”

First published in the July 2020 issue of BOAT International. Get the magazine sent straight to your door, or subscribe and never miss an issue.

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Tiara Yachts

By Jeff Hemmel | March 2023

Learn more about Tiara Yachts by viewing our extensive collection of boat tests, reviews and other related content. Boating-exclusive content is produced by expert, longtime boating enthusiasts with extensive knowledge of the boating industry. Whether you’re looking to buy, sell or just research the brand, our content is here to help.

This page was written by Boating Magazine’s expert editorial staff and reviewed by the Tiara Yachts ‘ marketing team for accuracy. Content will be updated as new boats and company updates are released.

Tiara Yachts traces its heritage back to 1946 , when founder Leon Slikkers began his boat-building career at Chris-Craft. Within 10 years he would go on to form his own brand, SlickCraft, embrace fiberglass hull construction and ultimately found S2 Yachts with sons David and Robert in 1974. Initially a builder of sailboats, S2 launched the Tiara powerboat line in 1976 that would ultimately become today’s Tiara Yachts brand. Handcrafted luxury models with virtually all components built in-house in Holland, Michigan , Tiara now produces 9 different models from 34’ to 60’. These include the EX series, powered by Volvo Penta’s Inboard Performance System (IPS) pod drives, and the LS, LX and LE models powered by Mercury Verado outboards.

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Tiara produces five upscale model series, including inboard vessels from 39 to 60 feet in the Coupe and EX lines. Outboard powered models range from 34 to 48 feet in three distinct series: Luxury Sport (LS) , Luxury Crossover (LX) , and Luxury Express (LE) .

Types of Tiara Yachts

Tiara builds a five-series line of both inboard and outboard-powered boats, divided into Coupe inboard-powered sedan cruisers in 39’, 44’ and 49’ lengths; LS outboard-powered, center-console dayboats in 34’, 38’, 43’ and 48’ lengths; a 34’ LX dual-console bowrider ; 43’ and 48’ LE express cruisers ; and the 54′ and 60’ EX inboard-powered yachts .

• A trio of models in the 39’ – 49’ range, the inboard-powered Coupe series boasts classic styling and includes the 41’ C39 , 45’ C44 and 50’ C49 .
• Open aft cockpits offer breezy passenger seating in Ultraleather® lounges.
• Glass-enclosed salons featured well-appointed galleys and starboard helm station powered by the latest in Volvo Penta® and Garmin® technologies .
• Overnight accommodations below include up to two staterooms and mid-cabin .
• Each model features at least one head compartment with a separate shower .
• Ideal for cruising, overnighting , and entertaining .

The EX Series embodies flexible luxury and endless adventure. This series combines elements from Tiara’s latest outboard models to put a focus on maximizing exterior enjoyment, while providing all the lavish comforts required for an extended stay that are synonymous with their inboard heritage.

A variety of aft cockpit layouts allow owners to emphasize their choice of cruising comfort, dining or fishing amenities.

• At 60’, the EX 60 is Tiara’s largest-ever model.
• The large, glass-doored main salon features a full galley and entertainment area .
• Below deck a trio of staterooms and two full-size heads can accommodate up to six adults.
• The aft sides of the boat also open on both port and starboard side to expand the deck area, give the cockpit an open feel and allow access to the surrounding waters.
• Ideal for cruising, overnighting, entertaining .
• Outboard-powered dayboats with a centerline helm, the LS Series — including the 34LS , 38LS , 43LS and 48LS — are great for entertaining a crowd or overnighting for couples or small families.
• Walkaround access is provided to large, open bows with wraparound seating .
• Galleys allow for food and drink prep.
• Aft cockpit layouts provide social seating arrangements that can transform for cruising and entertaining, watersports or fishing.
• Glass windshields are integrated into the hardtops.
• Below deck, depending on size accommodations include a forward berth with a private head to a pair of staterooms with separate head and shower compartments.
• Ideal for cruising, entertaining, watersports, and fishing .
• A single 34′ model with twin outboard power, Tiara defines the 34LX as a luxury crossover .
• A spacious, bow-cockpit social zone is accessed via a centerline walk-thru between the LX’s dual consoles .
• The spanning windshield is integrated into a hardtop with a manual sunroof .
• The cockpit offers socially laid-out seating for a crew , including transformational seats that switch from forward focus underway to aft-facing recliners or sunpads.
• An outdoor galley with sink and refrigerator and port-console head compartment round out the amenities.
• Ideal for day cruising, watersports, entertaining , hanging out at the sandbar and casual fishing.
• Two models — the 43LE and 48LE — make up Tiara’s LE series.
• Luxury-minded, outboard-powered express cruisers , models feature a recessed chaise lounge/sunpad on the bow deck, fully equipped galley in the enclosed salon, rotating aft lounge module with buffet and electric grill and fold-down portside terrace.
• Below-deck accommodations include forward and mid-cabin berths with enclosed head and separate shower compartment.
• Ideal for cruising, multi-night onboard stays, entertaining.
• Fish equipment options available.

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Tiara builds two true yachts, the EX 54 and the EX 60 , powered by Volvo Penta’s Inboard Performance System. Outboard-powered choices include the LS dayboat from 34’ – 48’, a 35’ LX dual-console bowrider , 43’ and 48’ LE express cruisers .

Tiara Yachts is headquartered and boats built in Holland, Michigan.

Tiara works closely with two power partners, Volvo Penta and Mercury. Inboard models use Volvo Penta’s Inboard Performance System (IPS) . Tiara’s outboard models use Mercury Verados.

Tiara Yachts provides Limited Warranty coverage on products sold for use by retail customers . It applies to the original purchaser of the boat but can be transferred to subsequent owners. Coverage includes defects in materials and workmanship in the boat and all components and accessories for two years; structural defects in materials and workmanship in hull and deck for a period of five years; blistering due to defects in material and workmanship in the painted surface of the hull bottom for a period of five years, providing that the surface has not been altered in any way (including sanding, sandblasting or application of a coating other than standard antifouling paint). Exceptions apply. 

Tiara Yachts are easy to maintain. Like any boat, basic maintenance, including washing and waxing the fiberglass hull, keeping compartments clean and dry, and cleaning and using protectant on vinyl surfaces will keep any boat looking and performing like new for years to come.

Boats left in the water should have hulls cleaned yearly to remove marine growth; anti-fouling paint on submerged areas of the hull should also be applied.

Follow the manufacturer’s recommended maintenance schedule, including yearly engine service, to ensure reliable, safe operation. Factory-recommended service should be performed at an authorized Tiara Yachts dealer.

All Tiara models are designed with family excursions in mind, with abundant creature comforts and stable, smooth-running hull designs. Depending on model and size, overnight accommodations run from berths for two to full-size cabins, head compartments, showers and galleys perfect for larger groups.

Tiara Yachts are available in the United States, Canada, and multiple international locations. Find your nearest Tiara Yachts dealer here .

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Tiara yachts celebrates 50 years of excellence.

HOLLAND, Mich., Feb. 18, 2024 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Tiara Yachts , a family-owned manufacturer of American-made luxury watercrafts, is celebrating its 50 th anniversary today, February 18, 2024. Founded by Leon Slikkers under the parent company S2 Yachts Inc., Tiara Yachts embarked on a mission to handcraft the highest quality boats in 1974.

In the 50 years since, Tiara Yachts has remained a family-owned business and has stayed true to its mission; designing and delivering a legacy of quality, innovation, and unrivaled customer experiences that have withstood the test of time and continue to evolve with the needs and desires of their customers.

“My father’s story is the American dream come true. He started out by himself with his dream and a vision, and catapulted our company off into the stratosphere,” said Tom Slikkers, CEO and President of Tiara Yachts. “Seeing how far the company has come – all while remaining true to our values and principles and commitment to superior craftsmanship – leaves me excited to see how we continue to grow in the years to come.”

“This was more than just a job for my dad, there’s an unmatched passion here that permeates every facet of the business,” remarked David Slikkers, Director of Government Relations.

The most recent example of Tiara Yachts’ continued commitment to excellence is the all-new EX 54, which made its public debut at the 2024 Miami International Boat Show. A perfect combination of flexible luxury built for endless exploration, Tiara Yachts continues to develop top-of-the-line yachts that combine traditional luxury with timeless design, impeccable craftsmanship, unmatched performance quality and innovative options to enable virtually any water-based adventure, making it ideal for every type of boater.

“There is a huge sense of pride for what we, collectively, have created here at Tiara. Hundreds of people make up the family we have here and seeing the things we’ve made together is truly remarkable,” said Bob Slikkers, Senior Vice President of Operations.

“We strive to create the highest quality American Made boats that provide a lifetime of experiences out on the water,” Tom Slikkers continued. “When approaching a new model, we focus on one goal: elevating our current product portfolio. We have some amazing things coming up stream in terms of design, technology and innovation. This is just the beginning.”

Tiara Yachts officially kicks off its 50 th anniversary celebration today at the 2024 Miami International Boat Show. The year-long celebration will feature monthly highlights of the company’s 50 years of inspired luxury.

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For more information regarding Tiara Yachts, visit tiarayachts.com .

About Tiara Yachts 

Tiara Yachts, headquartered in Holland, Michigan, is one of the oldest privately held boat manufacturers in the United States and celebrates their 50 th Anniversary in 2024. The Tiara Yachts model line includes inboard vessels from 39 to 60 feet in the Coupe and EX lines. Outboard powered Tiara Yachts models range from 34 to 48 feet in three distinct Series: Luxury Sport (LS), Luxury Crossover (LX), and Luxury Express (LE). For more information, please visit tiarayachts.com .

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The EX 54 offers three aft cockpit module selections, making each vessel uniquely personalized to their owner. Cruise and entertain or opt to enjoy your favorite water activities from the twin terraces and swim platform with integrated steps. Forward, the easily accessible bow provides yet another exterior relaxation zone.

Interior, the salon and galley offer plenty of amenities and comforts for dining and entertaining. Below deck, three peaceful and private sleeping accommodations for six adults alongside two heads provide space and comfort for all onboard.

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Continuing our partnership and experience with Volvo Penta as well as Garmin® electronics, Twin IPS2 950s pair with the latest Volvo technology including glass cockpit, assisted docking and aft-facing camera.

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A true reflection of each owner and their unique boating lifestyle, the EX 54 offers customer flexibility alongside elevated luxury. With three different aft cockpit modules focused on cruising, entertaining or enjoying your favorite water sports to choose from, create an exterior layout entirely and exclusively of your selection.

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Power & Motoryacht: Tiara Debuts a Seriously Cool 54-Footer February 2024

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Russia-related Designations and Designation Update; Central African Republic Designations; Transnational Criminal Organizations Designation; Global Magnitsky Designations; Issuance of Global Magnitsky General Licenses and Frequently Asked Questions

The Department of the Treasury's Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC) is issuing Global Magnitsky General License 5 , "Authorizing Certain Transactions Related to Frigorifico Chajha S.A.E." and General License 6 , "Authorizing the Wind Down of Transactions Involving Bebidas USA Inc., Tabacos USA Inc., Frigorifico Chajha S.A.E., Dominicana Acquisition S.A., or Certain Blocked Entities Owned by Horacio Manuel Cartes Jara." OFAC is also issuing two Frequently Asked Questions ( 1111 and 1112 ). 

The following additions and changes have been made to OFAC's list of Specially Designated Nationals:

The following vessels have been added to OFAC's SDN List: 

ADDICTION (9HA4571) Yacht Malta flag; Vessel Year of Build 2010; Vessel Registration Identification IMO 1010193; MMSI 248233000 (vessel) [RUSSIA-EO14024] (Linked To: ADONEV, Sergei Nikolaevich).    ANATTA (ZGB15) Yacht Cayman Islands flag; Vessel Year of Build 2011; Vessel Registration Identification IMO 1011159; MMSI 319025900 (vessel) [RUSSIA-EO14024] (Linked To: ADONEV, Sergei Nikolaevich). 

The following aircraft have been added to OFAC's SDN List: 

RA-76502; Aircraft Manufacture Date 1990; Aircraft Model IL-76TD; Aircraft Manufacturer's Serial Number (MSN) 1003401004; Aircraft Tail Number RA-76502 (aircraft) [RUSSIA-EO14024] (Linked To: JSC AVIACON ZITOTRANS).    RA-76842; Aircraft Manufacture Date 1993; Aircraft Model IL-76TD; Aircraft Manufacturer's Serial Number (MSN) 1033418616; Aircraft Tail Number RA-76842 (aircraft) [RUSSIA-EO14024] (Linked To: JSC AVIACON ZITOTRANS).    RA-76846; Aircraft Manufacture Date 28 Dec 1989; Aircraft Model IL-76TD; Aircraft Manufacturer's Serial Number (MSN) 93497936; Aircraft Tail Number RA-76846 (aircraft) [RUSSIA-EO14024] (Linked To: JSC AVIACON ZITOTRANS).    RA-78765; Aircraft Manufacture Date 30 Jun 1988; Aircraft Model IL-76TD; Aircraft Manufacturer's Serial Number (MSN) 83486590; Aircraft Tail Number RA-78765 (aircraft) [RUSSIA-EO14024] (Linked To: JSC AVIACON ZITOTRANS).    S5-SAD; Aircraft Manufacture Date 2013; Aircraft Model Bombardier Global 6000; Aircraft Manufacturer's Serial Number (MSN) 9553 (aircraft) [RUSSIA-EO14024] (Linked To: ADONEV, Sergei Nikolaevich).