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Where to enjoy the best paella while watching the America's Cup.
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The Coast Guard's new Rescue 21 system brings 911 to the seas.
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This ain't your Dad's obstacle detector. Meet the class of 2006.
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Steel and aluminum yacht Starfish is being rebuilt after a fire.
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Port St. Charles is Barbados' first playground for the international yachting elite.
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Widespread use of the Automatic Identification System (AIS) may be closer than you think.
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The Calixas 105 is big on volume and light on the environment.
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Historic St. Augustine's charms are legendary - and well deserved. Photo gallery web extra from our September 2012 issue. See more Yachting destinations here.
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Hemisphere, designed by Van Peteghem Lauriot Prévost and built by Pendennis, is the world's largest private sailing catamaran. Read all about her in our December 2012 issue. Photos courtesy of Pendennis.
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The Editors at Yachting magazine draw up a list of their top 13 tenders.
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Two-stroke outboards got a bad rap. Now they're coming back.
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Delivery around Nova Scotia
Oyster 68 Hull #1 |
By taking a look at how people really use their boats, Baia comes up with a
nifty new 43.
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Some of the brightest yachts-and names-showed up at the St. Bart's Bucket.
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The hills of northern British Columbia come alive with waterfalls and
wildlife in the fall.
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To honor yacht restorers and to raise funds, the IYRS holds a classic cruise.
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Some of the brightest yachts - and names - showed up at the St. Bart's Bucket.
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What Beverly Hills is to shoppers, Catalina is to California yachtsmen and the Renzo 4.0 Express.
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Hatteras makes a quantum leap with its muscular new 64.
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America's oldest boatbuilder has a lot more going on than meets the eye.
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Kaye Pearson, the man behind the magic.
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