Pardo Yachts’ GT52 Introduces New Range
The Pardo Yachts GT52 can come with a galley-up or a galley-down layout.
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The Pardo Yachts GT52 can come with a galley-up or a galley-down layout.
The 203-foot yacht has multiple systems on board for connectivity and entertainment.
Custom Line doesn’t consider itself just a superyacht builder; it’s creating the experience of waterfront living.
The 154-foot Panamax sloop is about to be rigged, with delivery expected this year.
Capt. David Horne and his wife Susan await delivery of their Maritimo M60.
Stripping bottom paint off a boat is a messy job, but it’s often the best way to get that old paint removed.
From Antarctica to the Caribbean and more, here are seven superyachts you can charter today.
Gioia is for sale with Denison Yachting at an asking price of $11,995,000.
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.
The CL Yachts CLX96 provides luxury and comfort, wrapped in a vessel made for all oceans.
The 28-knot, utility-packed Absolute Yachts 56 Fly is refined, comfortable and versatile.
The Sunseeker Predator 65 evolved from the 65 Sport Yacht, removing the upper deck and adding a carbon-fiber-and-glass sunroof.
The Maritimo M55 takes on a tempestuous sea with moxie.
Jeanneau’s DB/43 is a Michael Peters-penned, 33-knot premium dayboat and weekender.
The Swift Trawler 48 has a 1,300-nautical-mile range and can also speed away at 26 knots.
Gioia is for sale with Denison Yachting at an asking price of $11,995,000.
The Sunseeker 105 Delfino, which is lying in Fort Lauderdale, is a 2006 build.
The Sabreline 38 Hardtop Express sleeps two but can accommodate four, if needed.
The 203-foot yacht has multiple systems on board for connectivity and entertainment.
Sea Machines technology is working toward new levels of vessel automation and collision avoidance.
The KVH ONE hybrid network and TracNet terminals aim to improve the world of onboard communications.
From Antarctica to the Caribbean and more, here are seven superyachts you can charter today.
Studio F.A. Porsche’s 135-foot Royal Falcon One power catamaran is open for bookings.
Even with a new tax on charter bookings, the Bahamas has plenty of charter yachts ready to welcome guests.
OysterFest at the Chesapeake Bay Maritime Museum celebrates some of the bay’s finest offerings.
Newport, Rhode Island, is the heart of New England’s boating scene.
Between a Category 5 hurricane and the COVID-19 pandemic, it’s been an arduous return journey for the Bitter End Yacht Club.
Already historic in its own right, Connecticut’s coastline is prettiest in the fall and should not be missed by passing boaters.
New York City, like the rest of America, is ready for the return of cruisers.
Whether you drop anchor in Beaufort or Beaufort, these yachting destinations offer equal parts charm and style.
Larry Kimura gives voice to the richness and importance of the Hawaiian language.
Charter yachts have been preparing new contracts, safety procedures and more to welcome guests aboard.
This leg of The Great Loop cruise heads towards the Great Lakes.
The AMS Telescopic Light Mast frees up deck space and ensures clean aesthetics.
The Seakeeper Ride reduces roll and pitch for vessels 35 feet LOA and smaller.
Optonaval’s LED navigation lights are made to minimize parts problems.
Nikon’s Prostaff P7 binoculars add features more commonly found on pricier models.
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