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Long range and high speed, even underwater: Today’s recreational vessels allow for all kinds of choices.
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Long range and high speed, even underwater: Today’s recreational vessels allow for all kinds of choices.
A stable ride, long range, volume to spare and intriguing layout options make the Horizon Power Catamarans 68 an impressive offering.
The 236-foot CRN Arbema is Caribbean-bound after a multimillion-dollar refit.
While off duty, U.S. Coast Guard FN Ronald Gage saved his stepfather who was having a heart attack in Lake Placid.
The 229-foot superyacht has exteriors by Vripack and interiors by Nauta Design.
The new models expand the lineup that began with the Avator 7.5e outboard.
The 144-foot Benetti Class 44M is expected to have a range of 4,100 nautical miles.
Big weather and a come-from-behind victory across 14,000 nautical miles define The Ocean Race.
Yachting’s staff and Imtra’s yacht-maintenance and -product gurus bring owners, skippers and crew, valuable advice on ways to streamline your yacht’s maintenance tasks, and the must-have gear to make it happen.
A stable ride, long range, volume to spare and intriguing layout options make the Horizon Power Catamarans 68 an impressive offering.
The fully custom 220-foot Calex reflects the vision of an owner with a clear directive-fun and comfort for everyone.
The 164-foot Tankoa Kinda is a trideck with hybrid propulsion built to cross oceans in style.
The 29-knot Riviera 78 Motor Yacht offers luxe living on the inside and bluewater cruising on the outside.
Striking lines, 38-knot speed and a luxury pedigree define the wallypower58.
The Beneteau Grand Trawler 62 has 1,000-plus-mile range and 20-knot speed.
The Aquila 36 power cat is ready for weekending, chartering and fishing.
Papagayo is a Wilbur 38 that launched in 1983, and it just had a five-year refit.
The 42-knot Hatteras GT60 is a big-fish tournament battlewagon with sweeping lines, four staterooms and a bluewater build.
Marine electronics help find one of the West Coast’s last great shipwrecks.
The new battery expands the InSight Series product line at Navico Group.
The marine lithium battery reportedly weighs 70 percent less than the lead-acid equivalent.
The 236-foot CRN Arbema is Caribbean-bound after a multimillion-dollar refit.
Croatia continues to be a popular destination for charter.
This 109-foot Baglietto is based in Greece and Turkey with off-season availability.
Striking natural beauty is just the start of this Caribbean island’s tremendous appeal.
Croatia continues to be a popular destination for charter.
Trinidad and Tobago offer a tempting mix of attractions for cruisers. Here are our top 5 reasons to anchor and explore the beautiful Caribbean islands.
New nonstop flights to Tortola in the BVI make these pristine cruising grounds more accessible than ever.
The laid-back vibe of the Bahamas’ Harbour Island makes it an ideal waypoint for avid cruisers.
Anacortes, Washington, is a boater’s gateway to the San Juan Islands in a region filled with marine services.
Cruisers kick back at the “Mediterranean of California” some 26 miles off the SoCal coast.
A British Virgin Islands cruising experience should include these notable waypoints.
OysterFest at the Chesapeake Bay Maritime Museum celebrates some of the bay’s finest offerings.
The new models expand the lineup that began with the Avator 7.5e outboard.
Bajío adds fashionable bifocal lenses to its range of boating- and fishing-ready sunglasses.
Instead of making water bead up on the outside, ExpeDry material from Allied Feather + Down fights moisture from within.
The Mercury Avator 7.5e outboard from has the same output as a 3.5 hp gasoline outboard.
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