By | Posted October 2011
Riva 63 VirtusThe 63 Virtus is the new flagship for Riva’s open line, a build-type steeped in glamorous history. In the past Riva owners have included movie stars and royalty, so...
Read Article
|
By Kevin Koenig | Posted October 2011
Beneteau Barracuda 9Beneteau, the giant French boatbuilder that is currently making a concerted push into American markets, is well regarded for its innovative building techniques...
Read Article
|
By Kevin Koenig | Posted October 2011
Sanlorenzo SL94
Whether you’re looking to enjoy a short stay on the water or plan to cruise the seas for weeks, the newest build from Sanlorenzo...
Read Article
|
Photo by Josh BurnsMotoring away from the Marina Del Rey launch ramp. Only 140 miles to go.California ScreamingJet Skiing from Los Angeles to San Diego Was a Once-in-a-Lifetime...
Read Article
|
By | Posted September 2011
Anyone looking for an exceptionally smooth and sturdy ride while exploring the oceans of the world should definitely check out Queensland’s latest offering. The 55’s catamaran...
Read Article
|
By Jason Y. Wood | Posted September 2011
Henriques Yachts, reacting to customer feedback, realized that a serious fishing machine that is relatively inexpensive to operate, would do well in today’s boating market. So it...
Read Article
|
By Jason Y. Wood | Posted September 2011
Marlow is currently overhauling its popular 61-series hull to create a long-range cruiser the company hopes will dominate its class. The MK2 features two large staterooms that...
Read Article
|
By | Posted September 2011
Exclusive: Huckins 44Offshore fishermen know that the best boats for their needs combine power and seaworthiness. With innovative technology alongside vintage styling, the...
Read Article
|
By Kevin Koenig | Posted September 2011
Kadey-Krogen 48 AESome things are nonnegotiable when you’re in the market for a transatlantic-capable cruiser. Of course, you’re going to need exceptional range, but safety and...
Read Article
|
By Kevin Koenig | Posted September 2011
Exclusive: Darwin 86'Maybe your goal is to find the ‘‘New World’’ as Christopher Columbus did. Maybe your goals are more modest, exploring the coastline of a foreign country la...
Read Article
|
By Kevin Koenig | Posted September 2011
Exclusive: Princess V72
While Kate Middleton may own the spotlight for now, she will soon have to compete with another British Princess who may even surpass...
Read Article
|
By Kevin Koenig | Posted September 2011
Exclusive: Sarnico Yachts Spider 46Sarnico Yachts is under new management: a team comprised of Marc-Udo Broich and James Michael Ryan, the men in charge of Maestro Yachts. The new...
Read Article
|
By | Posted August 2011
An important part of building a great boat is being a good listener. Fairline understand this, which is why the company took plenty of advice from its owners when crafting this 50...
Read Article
|
|
By Jason Y. Wood | Posted August 2011
The Princess 60 is a boat perfectly suited for entertaining on the water. The well-lit saloon features a U-shape sofa and coffee table with a settee opposite, while down below...
Read Article
|
By Kevin Koenig | Posted August 2011
Nautica RIB Express 42Nautica RIB is upping the ante for rigid inflatable tenders with its 42-foot Express model. She will be the largest in her line for the company, which makes...
Read Article
|
By Kevin Koenig | Posted August 2011
Blue Planet 32By now it’s no secret—fossil fuels are a finite resource, and someday (possibly soon) the leisure marine industry may need to look to alternative energy...
Read Article
|
By Kevin Koenig | Posted August 2011
Riviera 53 Enclosed FlybridgeIn May 2011 at the Sanctuary Cove International Boat Show in Australia, Riviera splashed its 53 Enclosed Flybridge, a boat that, judging by early...
Read Article
|
By Kevin Koenig | Posted August 2011
Bering Yachts B50The Bering Sea, that harsh and notoriously unforgiving stretch of ocean that separates North America from Asia, may very well have met its match in the ruggedly...
Read Article
|
By Kevin Koenig | Posted August 2011
Sessa Fly 45Sessa Marine’s Cristian Grande-designed Fly 45, which will splash September at the Cannes Boat Show, promises to optimize space onboard as few yachts of her size...
Read Article
|
By | Posted July 2011
Ferretti 720Ferretti’s latest flying-bridge cruiser promises to be a popular choice among younger owners looking for a stylishly modern boat with remarkably nimble handling. The...
Read Article
|
By | Posted July 2011
Rendering Courtesy of Bayliss BoatworksBayliss B16 84-foot OrionEstablished in 2002, Bayliss Boatworks is a relative new-comer to the rugged world of Outer Banks boatbuilding. But...
Read Article
|
By | Posted July 2011
Photo Courtesy of FrauscherFrauscher 717 GTThose seeking a dollop of old-school, central-European cool would do well to check out the 717 GT from Austria’s Frauscher Boats, which...
Read Article
|
By | Posted July 2011
Illustration Courtesy of ArdellEML 65 SportfishWhether it’s Cocos Island or the Great Barrier Reef, serious fishermen know that the biggest fish often live in remote areas of the...
Read Article
|
By Kevin Koenig | Posted July 2011
Photo Courtesy of Sabre
Sabre 48 Salon Express
The best-laid plans of mice and men may often go awry, but it certainly seems they turned out all right for Sabre...
Read Article
|
By | Posted June 2011
Sessa’s Key Largo 34 promises to be one heck of a dayboat. With a top speed said to approach 52 mph she’s got more than enough pop in her to get your blood pumping. And if that...
Read Article
|