Blogs

You don’t expect to find an S6 resting in Times Square but if you think about it, maybe it’s not such a strange place to find an Azimut after all.

Freedom Waters Foundation connects kids with special needs and yacht owners for a day on the water.

A pilot program in Rhode Island recycles fiberglass from old boats and turns it into cement.

Being different for its own sake can lead to some strange yacht concepts that should never see the light of day.

We launch a new series that takes you behind the scenes with folks who make their living on the water.

Supercharged 4.6-Liter V8 has best power-to-weight ratio in industry. We tested Mercury's new 450-hp 450R outboards on 10 boats including the Cigarette Tirranna, Midnight Express 43 Open, Sea Ray SLX-R 350, and Formula 430 SSC. Read our full review here.

A collection of vintage outboards and the group of men who breathe life into the past.

A journey down the Homosassa River uncovers a subset of Old Florida, and the hearty, friendly people who call it home.

With an increased number of connected devices on board, it’s time to rethink your boat’s digital security.

News from inside Volvo Penta’s Swedish Headquarters

Journalist Michael Scott Moore details his horrifying 977 days as a captive of AK-47-toting, drug-addled Somali pirates in his memoir The Desert And The Sea.

Buzzing, beeps, bells and whistles—each sound indicates something different on our boats.

We all love a tidy boat, but boater beware: You can go too far.

The first two issues of our newest publication build upon this magazine's role as the powerboat authority. Find out what the buzz is all about.

Butterflies in your stomach? Channel that energy toward productive solutions while out on the water.

What do you think of when you think of the Pacific Northwest? For me, this place that I’ve been reading about for the past decade has been synonymous with one thing: Adventure.

Capt. Bill Pike channels his inner ornithologist and learns a plastic, fantastic owl is no match for seagulls’ “leavings.”

Salt Boatworks makes boatbuilding accessible to even the most inexperienced folks.

A Little Harbor sinks beneath the ice in a quiet Northeast hamlet, setting off a captivating maritime mystery.

A colleague’s health emergency, following a recent fishing trip, lends added poignancy to the day’s fun-loving excursion.

The upside—and many downsides—to letting the trend of Swiss Army Boats spin out of control.

Capt. Bill Pike recounts a run-in with Lucifer himself in the East River's notorious Hell Gate.

A two-day fishing tournament in Miami attracts the country’s best chefs and impacts the lives of some inspiring young people.