|
Cruise on up to the birthplace of America. Web extra from our October 2012 issue.
|
When the sea beckons, follow wherever it leads aboard this small ship.
|
Road closures are an unfortunate reality. Severe weather, construction and accidents can all make for a frustrating drive; but when Italian yacht builder San Lorenzo and its small army of coordinators shut down traffic in the city of Massa-Carrara to transport the 151-foot Achilles, they caused one of the coolest traffic jams we’ve ever seen.
|
An eclectic mix of restaurants along the East Coast can make that long yacht delivery south (or north!) a master's program in top-notch gastronomy. Join Annie Lannigan as she and her crew dine their way from Camden, Maine, to the Florida Keys. Read the full story in our October 2012 issue.
|
Missed the Newport International Boat Show on September 13-16? Take a virtual stroll down the docks with the editors of Yachting.
|
|
Historic St. Augustine's charms are legendary - and well deserved. Photo gallery web extra from our September 2012 issue. See more Yachting destinations here.
|
Viking Yachts' latest midsize convertible is a bred-for-blue-water fishing machine.
|
The quest for interior volume hasn't spoiled this yacht's good looks. Web extra from our September 2012 issue. Read about the Gunfleet 58 here.
|
The results are in! Check out our favorite North American Yachting destinations for 2012. Towns are listed alphabetically after the winner of the online poll.
|
Elmer Sperry harnessed the principles of the gyroscope in compasses for ship navigation in World War I and beyond. This stailizer was built in 1916 for the yacht Aramis. Web extra from our August 2012 issue.
|
|
My Song, Pier Luigi Loro Piana's Reichel-Pugh, races in the Loro Piana Superyacht Regatta. The race takes place each June in Puerto Cervo, Sardinia.
|
It’s a boat! It’s a plane! It’s a boat falling from a plane!
Nearly 60 years after Uffa Fox designed the first lifeboat to be airdropped from a plane, Hodgdon Defense Composites, an affiliate of Maine-based Hodgdon Yachts, and Rapid Response Technology have perfected the task. Web Extra from our September 2012 issue. |
The ability to escape to your own private island isn't a new fantasy, but it may soon be available in ways we never dreamed possible. Check out this self-sustaining 10,000-square-foot yacht-island recently released by Orsos Island GmbH. Web Extra from our September 2012 issue.
For a secluded getaway that's available now, check out this article on Tahiti. |
This 60-foot cat reinforces the notion that a roomy cruising yacht doesn't have to be ugly - or slow. "Design" Web Extra from our August 2012 issue.
|
Aboard the Maritimo 50SC, space and grace are yours. "On Board" Web Extra from our August 2012 issue. Click here to read the full review, or watch a video of the Maritimo 50SC here.
|
|
A vacation spot for presidents and pirates, Block Island is a New England treasure. "Cruising Yachtsman" Web Extra from our August 2012 issue. Photographs by Daniel Harding Jr.
|
Small errors, big problems: photos from former Coast Guard rescue swimmer Mario Vittone. Web extra from our August 2012 issue.
|
The Cranchi M40 offers sporty performance and stylish room for family and friends. Read the full review here.
|
Nine days, six islands, and countless exotic species make for one unforgettable life experience. Zach Stovall's photos show the unique landscape and wildlife of the fiercely protected Galapagos Islands. Web Extra from our August 2012 issue.
|
|
|
The Master on the Motor Yacht Flipper .
|
This is a boat I shot for the owner and the guys at Frasier Yachts. She is for sale.
|
This is one of the Newest Mega Yachts. I got word that this maybe the new Ice Breaker Yacht. Not sure but its BIG!
|
Here is the Delta Marine Yard. Seattle Wa is the home for this great Yacht Builder.
|
This 75-foot dual-purpose cold-molded yacht defies the disappointments of compromise. Photographs by Alison Langley. Web Extra from Dennis Caprio's article Heavenly Sloop in our July 2012 issue.
|
