A guide to all the knots, hitches, and linehandling techniques you’ll ever need to know, including demonstration videos.
With the pandemic falling off into our wake, Charlie, Dan and Simon reunite for the first time in over a year to talk about boats, the summer issue and future adventures.
The greatest quarterback of all time has pre-ordered the all-new Wajer 77.
A boat ride reveals how Joe Namath is spending the fourth quarter of his life.
Editor-in-Chief Dan Harding recently got behind the helm of the HCB 65 Estrella. With quint 627-hp Seven Marine outboards, this is one beast of a boat you won’t want to miss.
To gain a fresh perspective on the Tiara 43 LE, Editor-in-Chief Dan Harding enlists one of the hardest people to impress: His father-in-law.
Walk-through video of the Hood 57 custom motoryacht by Lyman-Morse. A one-of-a-kind collaboration between two design teams and Lyman-Morse, see why Editor-in-Chief Dan Harding says this is the most beautiful boat he’s ever tested.
Think you know lobster? Think again. Simon Murray goes undercover as a Maine lobsterman.
Designed around the new 600-hp Mercury Verados, the Tiara 48 LS is the company’s largest (and flashiest) outboard-powered boat to date.
The Pershing 7X is the rare combination of big, fast and ultra-sleek. If you’re at all familiar with the builder, that should come as no surprise.
When paired with the brawny 600-hp Mercury outboards, the Scout 425 LXF is a luxe center console with speed to spare.
Sanlorenzo’s SX112 brings new meaning to “bringing the outside in.” Nearly every design aspect on board the Sanlorenzo SX112 aims to blend interior and exterior spaces.
A test at Hamble Point, England’s powerboat central, reveals the inspiration behind the Fjord 41 XL. Sporting an angular design, plumb bow and Volvo power, the Fjord 41is a modern-day sport boat with an illustrious heritage.
The editors roll up their sleeves and report to work at Sabre Yachts, where we learn about boatbuilding and the appeal of downeast craftsmanship. It’s time to clock in.
A new entry-level yacht at the bottom of the Ferretti Yachts range, the 500 is an interesting venture from a yard best known for its luxuriously bigger craft.
After 40 years building some of the fastest boats on the water, Reggie Fountain is slowing down—but only just a little.
As a port of call or home port, Santa Barbara’s harbor is a welcome haven.
A look back at Power & Motoryacht's history of covering emerging technologies that changed boating forever.
Boat-Part Gridlock: Editor-in-Chief of Trade Only Jeff Moser rejoins the Power and Motoryacht crew to discuss the supply chain issues that are plaguing boaters, boatyards and boatbuilders alike.
A blind, single-handed sailboat racer shows Bill Prince how anything can be overcome on a family cruise.
Damien Leloup was only 17 when he forged a note, bought a train ticket and went to sign up as a crewman on Jacques Cousteau’s famed vessel, the Calypso. This is his story.
As a port of call or home port, Santa Barbara’s harbor is a welcome haven.
As Covid restrictions slowly lift, a lifelong boater finds welcoming faces in familiar places.
The Big Apple is down but not out. Here’s why you should return by boat this year.
Senior Editor Simon Murray ships out at the crack of dawn with a small contingent of Maine lobster fishermen.
Cruise back in time to “Old Florida” in this treasure-laden inlet.
Hit with the one-two punch of Hurricane Dorian and the pandemic, the Abacos begin the process of rebuilding.
A pair of underwater cinematographers who explore all corners of the world chart a new course on their Maritimo.
Volvo’s Assisted Docking aims to take the fear out of docking.
The new system from Raymarine lets you control all electrical systems from an Axiom MFD.
Long considered a freshwater marine electronics leader, Humminbird takes its innovations to the saltwater fishing world with a new line of larger MFDs.
Fusion launches product that turns your boat's speakers into a PA system. The new Fusion handheld mic lets you use the stereo to get the crew's attention.
These three DIY-friendly projects will help you effectively live and work from your boat.
Think your boat is safe at the dock? Think again. More boats sink at the marina than anywhere else. Follow these tips to keep your boat afloat.
Before you put money down on a used boat or engine, make sure to call an engine surveyor—here’s why.
With these tool tips, you’ll know the right ones to buy, use and keep aboard your boat.
Nano ceramic coatings promise the ultimate gelcoat protection. Mike Smith investigates if it lives up to the hype.
Hydrogen fuel cells are now powering boats, but they still have a long way to go.