Excess Catamarans Back Noam Yaron’s 180-Kilometer Swim for Ocean Awareness
Two Excess catamarans set to provide support during a 180-kilometer non-stop swim across the Mediterranean.
Two Excess catamarans set to provide support during a 180-kilometer non-stop swim across the Mediterranean.
A 36-foot Beneteau sailed doublehanded finishes second over the line in Transpac 2025—beating bigger boats and winning her class.
The all‑new Oceanis 47 and 52 enter Beneteau’s eighth generation, adding cockpit comfort, hull performance, and layout versatility.
Beneteau and Seascape unveil the lighter, faster First 36 SE-a race-ready evolution of the award-winning performance cruiser.
The Midsize Multihull category featured a fiercely competitive lineup from top builders in France, South Africa and Australia.
The relaunched First 30 is what the builder calls a “planing cruiser,” which it sees as a new category of boats.
The international fleet will see more than $125 million in investments during the coming decade.
Kept in fresh water all of its life, this Beneteau Oceanis 41.1 is priced to sell for $299,000.
The Beneteau 37.1, a top performance cruiser from French builders and designers, is a pleasure to sail.
Beneteau’s Oceanis 37.1, a featured nominee for Cruising World’s 2024 Boat of the Year Award, sails well with a shorthanded crew, making it a great option for a family, or a cruising couple who would like to host guests.
The Beneteau Oceanis 37.1 completes the seventh generation of Oceanis cruisers, celebrating all of the line’s hallmarks while offering more sustainable eco-friendly sailing.
Beneteau’s First 36 is designed from the bottom up for one purpose: to go sailing.
Two Excess catamarans set to provide support during a 180-kilometer non-stop swim across the Mediterranean.
A 36-foot Beneteau sailed doublehanded finishes second over the line in Transpac 2025—beating bigger boats and winning her class.
The all‑new Oceanis 47 and 52 enter Beneteau’s eighth generation, adding cockpit comfort, hull performance, and layout versatility.
Beneteau and Seascape unveil the lighter, faster First 36 SE-a race-ready evolution of the award-winning performance cruiser.
The Midsize Multihull category featured a fiercely competitive lineup from top builders in France, South Africa and Australia.
The relaunched First 30 is what the builder calls a “planing cruiser,” which it sees as a new category of boats.
The international fleet will see more than $125 million in investments during the coming decade.
Kept in fresh water all of its life, this Beneteau Oceanis 41.1 is priced to sell for $299,000.
The Beneteau 37.1, a top performance cruiser from French builders and designers, is a pleasure to sail.
Beneteau’s Oceanis 37.1, a featured nominee for Cruising World’s 2024 Boat of the Year Award, sails well with a shorthanded crew, making it a great option for a family, or a cruising couple who would like to host guests.
The Beneteau Oceanis 37.1 completes the seventh generation of Oceanis cruisers, celebrating all of the line’s hallmarks while offering more sustainable eco-friendly sailing.
Beneteau’s First 36 is designed from the bottom up for one purpose: to go sailing.
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