Three New Explorer Yachts Worth Your Attention
Timeless lines from Numarine, a beach club from Van der Valk and 5,500 nm of range from Cantiere delle Marche.
Timeless lines from Numarine, a beach club from Van der Valk and 5,500 nm of range from Cantiere delle Marche.
Mercury Racing 400R outboards and GPS station-keeping highlight this New Zealand-built RIB that tops 60 knots.
The Silent 62 spent more than 70 percent of the trans-Atlantic trip on battery propulsion, generating five weeks of data.
The WAVS Taskforce is using risk-terrain modeling and NMEA alerts to protect right whales without broad speed restrictions.
This 56-footer from Galeon has twin 725 hp Volvo Penta D11s, a 29-knot top speed and 6 feet 6 inches of headroom in the salon.
The Yachting contributor fought a cancer battle quietly, with bristling wit and a voice of authority in the yachting community.
Moorings for yachts up to 250 feet, rainforest trails and a volcanic peak at 3,232 feet reward those who are willing to slow down.
Transiting the Bass Strait in 10- to 12-foot seas at 17 knots, the Palm Beach PB65 proved its seaworthiness.
The Krogen Express 52 has twin 440 hp Yanmars and an impressive range of 1,680 nm while cruising comfortably at 8 knots.
Powered by 600 hp Caterpillar C18s, the Nordhavn 100 carries 7,000 gallons of fuel and can tow a 35-foot tender anywhere.
The Wisconsin-built Cruisers 50 Fly has a beam of 15 feet, nine inches, making it one of the largest in its class.
Timeless lines from Numarine, a beach club from Van der Valk and 5,500 nm of range from Cantiere delle Marche.
Mercury Racing 400R outboards and GPS station-keeping highlight this New Zealand-built RIB that tops 60 knots.
The Silent 62 spent more than 70 percent of the trans-Atlantic trip on battery propulsion, generating five weeks of data.
The WAVS Taskforce is using risk-terrain modeling and NMEA alerts to protect right whales without broad speed restrictions.
This 56-footer from Galeon has twin 725 hp Volvo Penta D11s, a 29-knot top speed and 6 feet 6 inches of headroom in the salon.
The Yachting contributor fought a cancer battle quietly, with bristling wit and a voice of authority in the yachting community.
Moorings for yachts up to 250 feet, rainforest trails and a volcanic peak at 3,232 feet reward those who are willing to slow down.
Transiting the Bass Strait in 10- to 12-foot seas at 17 knots, the Palm Beach PB65 proved its seaworthiness.
The Krogen Express 52 has twin 440 hp Yanmars and an impressive range of 1,680 nm while cruising comfortably at 8 knots.
Powered by 600 hp Caterpillar C18s, the Nordhavn 100 carries 7,000 gallons of fuel and can tow a 35-foot tender anywhere.
The Wisconsin-built Cruisers 50 Fly has a beam of 15 feet, nine inches, making it one of the largest in its class.
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