Nordhavn

Meet the Nordhavn 41. The new entry-level Nordhavn is catching fire in the industry. So much so that in a little over a year they're already sold through hull 43. Take your shoes off and step aboard.

Cross an ocean in a small cruising powerboat? No problem—if you’ve got a Nordhavn 41 under your deckshoes.

Building off the success of their stalwart Nordhavn 40, the builder went back to the drawing board to create its replacement.

The expedition-class builder teams up with a venerated Dutch design studio known for its elegant, contemporary interiors.

From its interior to the fire pit on the deck off the master stateroom, this model brings new meaning to the term Serenity.

Four twentysomethings set a record for the southernmost latitude ever documented in a Nordhavn. But a visit to Antartica was only part of their two-year circumnavigation.

Cruising on board the new Nordhavn 59 Coastal Pilot with the founding brothers of this proven builder.

Design departures help modernize the look of the Nordhavn 80.

The Nordhavn Yachts 59 Coastal Pilot was filled with capacity crowds during her east coast debut at the Newport International Boat Show. That attention, we learned, was well deserved.

Brokerage Boat With Staying Power. Nordhavn 52 Impresses at Sanctuary Cove Boat Show.

Our first look at the Nordhavn N96

Our Boat Test of the Nordhavn 52.

Who among us hasn’t daydreamed about the ultimate cruise? The one where you sell the house, put your furniture in storage, move aboard your boat, and cruise the world.

New Boats Notebook - Nordhavn’s latest creation will be laden with luxury but also fully capable of taking you anywhere in the world you want to go. Read about her here.

This story about the Nordhavn 120 crossing the Pacific Ocean is guaranteed to make you want to pull up your own anchor and set off for ports unknown.

New Boats Notebook - May 2014, update on the Nordhavn 59 Coastal Pilot

Video teaser of the documentary created by filmmaker Sprague Theobald in which he records the voyage of his Nordhavn 57.

To begin preparing for a trip to Norway, I checked the weather (cool and rainy) and the charts (much farther north than I’d thought). But the most interesting part of my pretrip research was discovering that all the Scandinavian pop-culture references I could think of were Swedish.

Nordhavn has always been renowned for building boats with distinctive lines and rugged silhouettes, and the new 63 from the California-based company is no exception. The boat shares a hull form with Nordhavn’s popular 55 and 60, but that’s not to say that it doesn’t have its own dynamic design attributes. Most strikingly, the 63 features an aft wheelhouse. This

The Greatest EscapeWith its biggest boat to date, Nordhavn stays true to its oceangoing heritage.A Ready to relax? Head for the alfresco Jacuzzi tub. B A foredeck davit lets you launch tenders to either side. C For European boarding, use the passerelle, which is hidden under the

There are two ways to explain the Nordhavn 75 Expedition Yachtfisher (EYF). One is that if you want to not only go after really big fish but find them in abundance, you have to venture beyond coastal waters. You must journey to places that never see a sportfishing boat and are visited only rarely by commercial vessels. The other is that if you’re going to do bluewater voyaging, as in being at sea

Nordhavn 86If you’re considering a ‘round-the-world cruise, Nordhavn’s new 87'1/4-foot trawler might be just the ticket. The builder says that she should have a 4,000-NM range at 10.5 knots with the help of twin MTU Series 60 diesel inboards. A pair of 48-inch wheels attached to four-inch shafts shouldn’t hurt efficiency either.

For a long time there has been a stigma attached to motorsailers: They're neither good motoryachts nor good sailboats. But in a world where "going green" has become a chief concern and "the rising price of fuel" has become a clich, many manufacturers of both boats and engines are looking toward hybrid machines. And although most motoryacht builders are still staying clear of sail power in favor

For me, stepping aboard a Nordhavn is like going to school—I always learn a few things. Maybe that’s because, due to the constraints of this job, I’m not a bluewater cruiser. But the people who design and build Nordhavns are, and you see it in their boats. These little ships are full of neat systems and solutions that could only have been conceived by people who’ve actually made long,