Boats

From the parent company of Ranger Tugs and Cutwater comes Solara Boats. Join us as we get a first look at the flagship of this new model line.

While tied with the 27R as the smallest boat Ocean Alexander builds, the new 28E feels like a much larger vessel.

For the owner of the Outer Reef 740 Classic Deluxebridge Motoryacht, adventure and seaworthiness were a must—high levels of custom tailoring were a happy byproduct.

The Leopard 46 checks all the boxes for an efficient cruiser able to handle a crowd.

A Silicon Valley start-up and a legacy Down East builder look to change nothing less than the future of waterborne travel. Meet the Navier 27.

A small-but-mighty cruiser, the C-288 has everything you need for a boating adventure.

The compact, speedy and ultra-fun Delta Powerboats T26 will leave you wanting for nothing.

Patriot, a 54-foot Yellowfin powered by quad 600-hp Mercury Verados, blurs the lines between a convertible flybridge and a high-performance super console.

Stripped down to her bones and built back up again, this 30-year-old Bertram is all new, from stem to stern. A dream realized for a first-time boat owner.

The Azimut Verve 42 negotiates waterways at a breakneck pace, and looks good doing it.

At the tail end of a banner year, Maritimo announces plans to build the M75 Flybridge Motor Yacht.

Yellowfin adds a flybridge to its flagship 54-foot center console.

With outboard power, space to sleep five and versatility to spare, this newcomer might just check all the boxes.

The Scout Boats 305 LXF fits into the middle of the builder’s lineup, but includes some surprising new features.

Silent-Yachts looks to prove that a luxury motoryacht can run green and clean with their solar-powered catamaran.

The series' design hallmark—the fold-down transom—creates a teak-clad beach club that's unrivaled in a vessel of this size.

The second model in the X Series is not just a more compact version of the X60.

The Power & Motoryacht editors test the Hinckley Sport Boat 40x in Martha's Vineyard.

The British are coming, the British are coming! This time that's VERY good news. Check out the invasion of day boats from Fairline, Princess and Sunseeker.

This boat has no bells and whistles, which is exactly the way the brand likes it.

Executive Editor Jeff Moser reunites with the Power & Motoryacht crew and an old friend in the Zeelander Z72. Discover why this was one of the busiest displays at the Newport show.

A cruise to Tillicum Village opens a door to the past, and the people keeping Native maritime cultures alive today.

With aggressive styling and aluminum construction, this 50-footer isn’t for everyone. And that’s how the builder likes it.

Rough seas, a long night watch, unbelievable encounters with nature and in a word–adventure–is what the editors encountered on leg one of a one-of-a-kind delivery.