A First Look at the New Boats of 2022
What does the variety in the new class of boats mean for sailors?
What does the variety in the new class of boats mean for sailors?
A look at 10 popular charter boats, both monohulls and catamarans, illustrates the many features available to sailors on a holiday.
One catamaran, two families and a week in the Florida Keys and Dry Tortugas turned out to be the perfect way to wrap up an unusual year.
The new Leopard 42, is a versatile, family-cruising catamaran.
Ready for a break from winter? A number of boat builders have new-sailboat viewing events planned through early March in the Ft. Lauderdale area.
Out of a fleet of a dozen new models, no other sailboat did as many things well as the Excess 11, which earned it the title of 2021 Boat of the Year.
The latest multihull from HH Catamarans is an all-carbon-fiber couple-friendly rocketship.
A rigorous hands-on sailing course in the waters off Grenada brings together a band of fledgling sailors for a trip they won’t soon forget.
Fountaine Pajot’s Elba 45 was built from the keels up with private owners and charterers in mind.
Able to accommodate a crowd, the Bali 5.4 can be your own floating (and sailing) island retreat.
The new Leopard 42 is the perfect combination of performance, comfort and styling. Editor Mark Pillsbury sits down with key stakeholders to discuss the new catamaran which will be added to the charter fleet for The Moorings and Sunsail in the coming seasons.
The Seawind 1600 is a long-range cruiser that looks just as good as it sails.
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