Why we approach every voyage as a new experience.
Remembering Lifelong Marine Journalist Chris Caswell
Across the Caribbean and up into Florida, Sargassum is threatening boating, business, and life itself.
A new Turkish builder’s adventurer comes with a slew of modular options.
Test-driving a Bote SUP and an 800-watt electric motor—with a toddler in tow.
Atlantic Falcons owner Arthur M. Blank converts his family-centric vision into reality
How to Prevent Fuel and Water Gunk
In 1907, Scott Jeremiah Mathews became the first person to run what we know as the Great Loop aboard a powerboat. He did it in grand style.
GOST Global and the Quiet, Artificial-Intelligence Reinvention of Yacht Security
There’s nothing on the water like this 1937 Trumpy
Michael Rybovich finds that clocking in these days simply ain’t what it used to be.
All serious boaters think that time on the water can be therapeutic, now, science proves it.
Designing and building wooden yachts in the modern era.
Everything was going great—until it wasn’t. It’s funny how many boat stories start out like that.
Sabre’s Highly Anticipated Sabre 51 Salon Express
First Look: The Grady-White 321 Coastal Explorer debuts at the 2026 Miami Boat Show.
Sponsored: New tech from Kicker in Miami
Legacy stitch-and-glue artist Sam Devlin is still building boats at 70 and shows little sign of slowing down.
The FD80 packs an impressive amount of interior volume and performance into her 80-foot footprint.
The Kelly boys are full-on tuna junkies who forego sleep and a healthy diet for a chance to pull on giant bluefin.
It’s too easy to take your navigation lights for granted until something fails or gets obscured.
The Scout Story of Passion, Perseverance & Purpose.
Viking pivots in a new direction with the release of a Valhalla Sport Yacht.
Is this turn-of-the-century yacht the first powerboat to complete the Great Loop?
A Sea Ray 390 Express Cruiser from the past may be the next upgrade in your future.
