Azimut Seadeck 9 Reviewed
The Azimut Seadeck series set out to reimagine the motoryacht. The 84-foot flagship makes the strongest case yet.
Yacht reviews and tests of the most popular yacht brands.
The Azimut Seadeck series set out to reimagine the motoryacht. The 84-foot flagship makes the strongest case yet.
The new Bluegame has triple 900 hp Volvo D13s, a fold-down beach club and a lower-deck lounge at the waterline.
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.
Twin 1,000-hp Volvo Penta D13s and 285 nautical miles of range give the new Absolute 70 Fly the room and speed to roam.
The latest from the popular builder blends catamaran stability, yacht-level execution and tournament-grade fishability.
Under new management, Fairline updates an Alberto Mancini hull into a 25-knot cruiser with Volvo IPS650 pods and assisted docking.
A bow cockpit, Hamilton waterjet drives and a 2-foot draft in the first true reinvention of a genre that Hinckley founded.
Prestige’s 59-foot powercat tops 20 knots, anchors in 5 feet and opens like a beach house when the aft doors slide back.
Twin 440 hp Volvo Penta D6s, 1,524 nm of range and a 9 kW solar array in a powercat built for owners who love to cruise.
Twin MAN 1200s push the three-stateroom F58 to 35 knots, with a beach club and lithium batteries for silent power at sea.
The 58 Capri is equal parts performance and luxury with twin 1,200 hp MAN V-8s, grain-matched mahogany and 37-knot speed.
The Aquila 46 Yacht blends high-volume interior spaces with power-catamaran efficiency and sharp, responsive handling.
Extended-cruising capability, 32-knot speed and a bevy of design enhancements make the Sabre 51 a desirable Downeast cruiser.
