Beneteau Oceanis Yacht 54: Honorable Mention
Luxury surroundings and innovative design are the hallmarks of this long-legged cruiser.
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Luxury surroundings and innovative design are the hallmarks of this long-legged cruiser.
Cruising World recently sat down with Beneteau to get the inside scoop on the brand new monohull cruiser.
Cruising World recently sat down with Beneteau to get the inside scoop on the brand new cruiser.
The Excess 12 is the first in a new line of sporty catamarans from France’s Groupe Beneteau.
Jeanneau and Excess Catamarans join Chesapeake Bay’s Crusader Yacht Sales in a hunt for new sailboat buyers.
Want to get there quickly and comfortably? Check out these new racer/cruisers from Beneteau, Grand Soleil, Italia, J/Boats and Jeanneau.
Take the new Beneteau Oceanis 40.1 for a spin around the Balearics!
The facility in Marion, South Carolina, which produces Beneteau and Jeanneau sailboats, had been closed due to COVID-19.
What do you do with all the old boats to make way for new ones, and how do you design new models so they can be disposed of when no longer useful?
The Beneteau First Yacht 53 is designed and built to get you there in a hurry—and you’ll be stylin’ all the way.
With its chined hull and upgraded sails, the Beneteau Oceanis 46.1 is both roomy below and quick on its feet.
Presented by Helly Hansen
Luxury surroundings and innovative design are the hallmarks of this long-legged cruiser.
Cruising World recently sat down with Beneteau to get the inside scoop on the brand new monohull cruiser.
Cruising World recently sat down with Beneteau to get the inside scoop on the brand new cruiser.
The Excess 12 is the first in a new line of sporty catamarans from France’s Groupe Beneteau.
Jeanneau and Excess Catamarans join Chesapeake Bay’s Crusader Yacht Sales in a hunt for new sailboat buyers.
Want to get there quickly and comfortably? Check out these new racer/cruisers from Beneteau, Grand Soleil, Italia, J/Boats and Jeanneau.
Take the new Beneteau Oceanis 40.1 for a spin around the Balearics!
The facility in Marion, South Carolina, which produces Beneteau and Jeanneau sailboats, had been closed due to COVID-19.
What do you do with all the old boats to make way for new ones, and how do you design new models so they can be disposed of when no longer useful?
The Beneteau First Yacht 53 is designed and built to get you there in a hurry—and you’ll be stylin’ all the way.
With its chined hull and upgraded sails, the Beneteau Oceanis 46.1 is both roomy below and quick on its feet.
Presented by Helly Hansen
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