Chasing History
Completing the historic Northwest Passage proves to be an epic bucket-list adventure.
Completing the historic Northwest Passage proves to be an epic bucket-list adventure.
A new face in a familiar place, British-built Duchy Yachts debuts in the U.S.
Full Interview with Longtime Owner Eddie Smith
For Randy Ramsey, building the world’s most iconic sportfishers isn’t that complicated. Produce a kick-ass boat, treat people right, repeat.
One-of-a-kind yacht custom built.
A tropics-dwelling boater’s guide to sunproofing.
Editor-in-Chief Dan Harding pens a children’s book that he hopes might just inspire the next generation of Power & Motoryacht readers.
Can the CayCube replace your noisy generator? Maybe so.
Whether in boatbuilding or in news headlines, when it comes to noise, less is always more.
Under the leadership of founder Jason Ruegg, Off the Hook Yacht Sales looks to revolutionize the industry.
An extra pair of eyes is always handy, especially when they don’t blink.
The travel misadventures of a yacht designer.
We need new boaters. Dan weighs in on the costly demographic shifts that could slowly sink our pastime.
Working on his Bertram with a pre-schooler gives Dan a window into his past and a lesson in fatherly patience.
Back in the ‘50’s, you could build your very own Chris-Craft from a kit. Is it an idea whose time has come again?
Behind the Build: The Origin of Jarrett Bay Boatworks
A 40-year cruise through the March 1986 issue
In our world of hectic and too-busy lives, Dan makes the case for slowing down and cruising.
New Wally Power 50X looks to be from a galaxy far, far away.
The story of the “Brothers Johnson” started well before their outboard motor changed the world.
GOST Global and the Quiet, Artificial-Intelligence Reinvention of Yacht Security
Once again Grady-White has taken a popular model and redesigned it to include more innovation and an updated layout.
