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Marlow Explorer 70E
New features like a "Captain's Cabin", a design update to the country kitchen and some tweaks to the engine room give us plenty to like aboard the 70E.
New Boat: Jarrett Bay 67
The builder's 63rd custom yacht blends classic and modern styling, with 7 feet of headroom to boot.
MCY 66 and 76. The evolution of the Monte Carlo Yachts' new Vision
Monte Carlo Yachts is now ready to present other two new models, MCY 66 and MCY 76, which will capture the nautical scenes in spring and summer respectively and will be displayed as World Premiere at Cannes Yachting Festival 2019.
Out of the Loop
Reflecting on a family’s decision to live aboard and all the good, bad and unforgettable that comes with it.
Boating Advice For Cruising South In The Fall
Captain Frank Nicolois packed up his gear and began his trek south from Staten Island Marina on his client’s Princess 62 to his final port of Fort Lauderdale.
Boats
New Boat: Uniesse 56SS
Uniesse came to America well over three decades ago. Today, the Italian brand continues to emphasize engineering, finish and more stylistic flair than ever.
Video Exclusive: The New Mag Bay 42
We chat with Mag Bay Yachts Vice President Barrett Howarth about the California builder's 42-foot express sportfish.
New Boat: Cigarette 59 Tirranna
The largest offering in the Cigarette line, Tirranna is powered by six Mercury Racing Verado 400R outboard engines. But with 1,000 gallons of fuel on tap, it also boasts a surprising range.
New Boat: Evadne Rock
The world’s first S.U.V.: Sea Utility Vessel. The boldly styled, steel-hulled 78-footer is the result of a collaboration between yacht design studio Vripack and an up-and-coming Turkish yard.
Tested: Okean 55 Sport
The Brazilian-built, Italian-designed Okean 55 Sport is the quintessence of both nations’ deep connection to the sea.
New Boat: Jarrett Bay 67
The builder's 63rd custom yacht blends classic and modern styling, with 7 feet of headroom to boot.
The Merits and Drawbacks of Engine Redundancy
Is get-home power really necessary? Seldom-used get-home engines might not work when you need them most.
Marlow Explorer 70E
New features like a "Captain's Cabin", a design update to the country kitchen and some tweaks to the engine room give us plenty to like aboard the 70E.
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Blogs
Waterfront: Sunken Treasure
A Little Harbor sinks beneath the ice in a quiet Northeast hamlet, setting off a captivating maritime mystery.
Reel Memories
A colleague’s health emergency, following a recent fishing trip, lends added poignancy to the day’s fun-loving excursion.
Inside Angle: Know When to Fold ‘Em
The upside—and many downsides—to letting the trend of Swiss Army Boats spin out of control.
Uncharted Waters: What the Hell’s Gate?
Capt. Bill Pike recounts a run-in with Lucifer himself in the East River's notorious Hell Gate.
Chasing Fish. Changing Lives.
A two-day fishing tournament in Miami attracts the country’s best chefs and impacts the lives of some inspiring young people.
Inside Angle: Is That an Expedition Yacht?
Isn't a canoe technically an "expedition yacht"? Depending on how often it leaves the dock, the answer may surprise you.
Voyaging
Waypoint: Annapolis
This historic town is bustling with modern life and a rich boating culture that’s waiting to be explored.
Cruising to St. Augustine, Florida
Life at Eight Knots. With some divine intervention, the editors enjoy a superb, slow adventure aboard a lovingly restored Cape Dory 28.
Nova Scotia as a Cruising Destination
The author plots a course to Nova Scotia and discovers his adventurous spirit all over again.
Out of the Loop
Reflecting on a family’s decision to live aboard and all the good, bad and unforgettable that comes with it.
Waypoint: St. Simons Island, GA
The Laid-Back, Beautiful Gem of Georgia’s Golden Isles: This relaxed coastal island is boater-friendly all year round.
Big Fun
Aboard a Maverick sportfisherman off Costa Rica, a lifelong angler experiences three crazy hours of billfish bliss.
Initiation Cruise
Two new staff members journey down the ICW and return a little more salty than when they began.
Lake Champlain as a Cruising Destination
For those with a sense of adventure, historic Lake Champlain is the cruising destination you won't want to miss.
Electronics
Tested: Wireless Headsets for Boaters
Clear communications on board via full-duplex wireless headsets have proven to be an extremely useful tool for this full-time cruising family.
Raymarine's joystick-enabled DockSense assisted docking system.
An IPS-equipped Prestige 460 is an ideal partner to trial Raymarine's new assisted docking system.
Raymarine’s DockSense Assisted Docking
Dock Like A Boss: Raymarine looks to de-stress docking with their joystick-enabled DockSense.
Maintenance
How To Buff Your Hull The Right Way
Polishing and cleaning your boat with a power buffer may be intimidating at first, but after you get used to it your hull (and your forearms) will thank you.
How to Stay on Top of Your Boat’s Fuel System Health
Boatyard tip: Today’s vacuum gauges are very sophisticated, so staying on top of your fuel system’s health is easier than ever.
The Merits and Drawbacks of Engine Redundancy
Is get-home power really necessary? Seldom-used get-home engines might not work when you need them most.
How To Avoid Boat Theft
An all-inclusive security system protects boaters against would-be thieves and their nefarious plans. Here's what you need to know.
Gear
Boaters Newswire
Sea Vision by Underwater Lights USA is the exclusive North American representative for the Italian manufacturer Foresti & Suardi
Designer Christian Grande and Foresti & Suardi have started working together and have developed a line of innovative and beautiful folding armchairs to bring style to yachts, villas and apartments. Each piece is made combining chromed brass and teak, the end result is a top quality aesthetic piece with Italian style.
Best Restoration Awarded to RMK Merrill-Stevens’ Refitted Yacht During Vintage Weekend
Cielito, a 43’ trunk cabin motoryacht designed in 1930 by the Stephen Brothers, won the 2018 Vintage Weekend award for Best Restoration, which was completed by Florida’s original shipyard, RMK Merrill-Stevens.
Historic, Modernized Florida Shipyard RMK Merrill-Stevens Announces Job Openings
RMK Merrill-Stevens (RMK MS), a full-service shipyard dedicated to the refit and repair of the world’s finest yachts and vessels, has announced the opening of ten new positions at the historic shipyard. Dating back to 1885, RMK MS is Florida’s most storied shipyard, being the first shipyard in the state. The company recently unveiled plans to update both the North and South Shipyards with new amenities, capabilities, and opportunities, including the addition of new team members. The updates include a 2,700-ton shiplift and a 100-ton travel lift.
RMK Merrill-Stevens Unveils “Today’s Modernized Shipyard” at the Fort Lauderdale International Boat Show
RMK MS is the world’s leading superyacht refit, repair and maintenance facility and the first shipyard in Florida, dating back to the 19 century. FLIBS attendees will have the opportunity to meet the expert and friendly team of professionals, tradesmen and craftsmen at the exhibit booth for a visual tour of the equipment upgrades, enhanced shipyard capabilities and modern features and amenities.
Nor-Tech Hi-Performance Center Console Powerboats Now Available in the Northeast
South Florida Performance Boats (SOFLO), Nor-Tech’s largest stocking dealer based in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, has expanded to the Northeast. Now serving customers in New Jersey, New York, Connecticut and Rhode Island, SOFLO has boats available for inspection and demonstration, and is able to provide clients with the same concierge-level service they have come to expect from the team at SOFLO.