Simon Murray

For these billionaire NFL owners, the playbook is simple: take an end-around perennial disappointment on the field and buy a ludicrously large superyacht.

Since 1948, the world’s toughest outboard marathon draws all types to northern Michigan, where racers face off against stumps, hairpin turns, unforeseen wakes and each other.

International competitors will descend on Monaco to compete in the only event of its kind: the Solar & Electric Boat Challenge.

Join the editors as they enroll in a survival class to see if they have what it takes to survive a life-threatening emergency at sea.

Aluminum boat builder Steve Dashew reveals the answer to a common myth: are aluminum boats really more prone to lightning strikes?

As the world’s fourth largest producer of yachts 78 feet and over, Taiwan is a country on the move.

Take a firsthand dive into frigid waters with the Power & Motoryacht team as they enroll in survival school.

At Mystic Seaport, an ancient craft continues to be taught— the art of restoring wooden ships.

As the world’s fourth largest producer of yachts measuring 78 feet in length and over—and home to Horizon Yachts and Ocean Alexander—Taiwan is a growing global force in the yacht industry.

There’s a good chance you know the book but don’t recognize the man.

The Blue Marine Foundation has partnered with the yacht industry to protect a growing swath of ocean. But there's still work to be done.

You need a million eyes in Newport—on a good day.

The holidays are the perfect time to curl up with a salty story. Here’s what the editors are reading (and rereading). See our picks here.

Dedicated to helping disabled combat veterans, this 501c3 nonprofit was founded in Miami by a Marine veteran. This is his story.

“We got caught off guard,” says Tom Mitzlaff, referring to the video of his Solo Skiff ($1,850)—a cross between a skiff, fishing kayak, and a SUP—that had over six million views after he posted  it to Facebook. “Nobody makes a video thinking it’s going to go viral.”

As near-perfect a car as the Bugatti Chiron might be, there are certain things the supercar can’t do—like drive on water. That’s where the Niniette 66 has its road-going cousin beat. 

By now, we’ve all seen the images: A turtle with a plastic six-pack ring around its midsection like a too-small hoola hoop; a seagull wearing one around its neck like a choker (in this case, literally).