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Yacht owners rarely have to cruise far for a memorable on-the-water adventure.
This Nordhavn 112 is on the drawing board now, with Hull No. 1 still available for order.
The Hinckley JetStick 4 adds technology updates for a confidence-inspiring helm experience.
Volvo Penta says a new version of IPS is coming in 2025 for yachts from 82 to more than 180 feet long.
Federal regulators that are trying to protect right whales want East Coast boaters to slow to 10 knots.
New Jersey’s Viking Yachts has launched its new flagship 90-foot Convertible, a go-anywhere fishing machine.
Candela says its foiling C-8, powered by Polestar, is the world’s longest-range electric boat.
A superyacht-accident investigation highlights the importance of always having a proper lookout on board.
Charter yachts have been booked solid the past couple of years. Finally, the logjam appears poised to break.
Hinckley’s SilentJet diesel-electric-propulsion system is coming to its Picnic Boats.
Triton’s new yacht-friendly submersibles can fit up to nine passengers.
A Florida couple traded their sailing catamaran for a Krogen Express 52 to experience ICW adventures.
Yacht owners rarely have to cruise far for a memorable on-the-water adventure.
This Nordhavn 112 is on the drawing board now, with Hull No. 1 still available for order.
The Hinckley JetStick 4 adds technology updates for a confidence-inspiring helm experience.
Volvo Penta says a new version of IPS is coming in 2025 for yachts from 82 to more than 180 feet long.
Federal regulators that are trying to protect right whales want East Coast boaters to slow to 10 knots.
New Jersey’s Viking Yachts has launched its new flagship 90-foot Convertible, a go-anywhere fishing machine.
Candela says its foiling C-8, powered by Polestar, is the world’s longest-range electric boat.
A superyacht-accident investigation highlights the importance of always having a proper lookout on board.
Charter yachts have been booked solid the past couple of years. Finally, the logjam appears poised to break.
Hinckley’s SilentJet diesel-electric-propulsion system is coming to its Picnic Boats.
Triton’s new yacht-friendly submersibles can fit up to nine passengers.
A Florida couple traded their sailing catamaran for a Krogen Express 52 to experience ICW adventures.
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