Built for Blue Water: St. Francis 460 Boat Review
South Africa’s boutique builder answers one question with every decision: can one person manage this, at night, in weather?
South Africa’s boutique builder answers one question with every decision: can one person manage this, at night, in weather?
Hybrid drive, a glass coachroof and a full-beam owner’s stateroom in a 52-footer Robertson and Caine built for any cruising life.
Day one of the 2026 Boat of the Year trials was a Chesapeake mess. The Leopard 52 went anyway. It was the right call.
A triple-headsail rig, 9.75 knots under gennaker and a 17-day Atlantic crossing from the Canaries on a Slovenian bluewater cruiser.
A folding 26-foot beam, carbon laminate, a triple-headsail rig and a Danish builder whose entire mission statement is: we sell fun.
As a versatile all-around tool for inshore and offshore adventures, the Sirius 35 DS offers plenty to get excited about.
Fifteen nominees from six countries, four category winners, and one unanimous Best Overall winner from Denmark.
A square-top main, code zero off a fixed sprit and Marc Lombard bows that smooth a seaway make the Excess 13 fun to push.
Eight knots on a reach under the code zero and a 2026 Boat of the Year nomination make this 40-footer genuinely hard to ignore.
Carbon hulls, a triple-headsail rig and an electric-diesel hybrid drive make the HH52 one of the most capable cats on the water.
The eighth-generation Oceanis delivers 7.5 knots on a beat, a 15-foot beam and a price 7 percent below its predecessor.
The First 30 is the smallest, least expensive boat in our 2026 Boat of the Year fleet—and one of the most fun to sail.
South Africa’s boutique builder answers one question with every decision: can one person manage this, at night, in weather?
Hybrid drive, a glass coachroof and a full-beam owner’s stateroom in a 52-footer Robertson and Caine built for any cruising life.
Day one of the 2026 Boat of the Year trials was a Chesapeake mess. The Leopard 52 went anyway. It was the right call.
A triple-headsail rig, 9.75 knots under gennaker and a 17-day Atlantic crossing from the Canaries on a Slovenian bluewater cruiser.
A folding 26-foot beam, carbon laminate, a triple-headsail rig and a Danish builder whose entire mission statement is: we sell fun.
As a versatile all-around tool for inshore and offshore adventures, the Sirius 35 DS offers plenty to get excited about.
Fifteen nominees from six countries, four category winners, and one unanimous Best Overall winner from Denmark.
A square-top main, code zero off a fixed sprit and Marc Lombard bows that smooth a seaway make the Excess 13 fun to push.
Eight knots on a reach under the code zero and a 2026 Boat of the Year nomination make this 40-footer genuinely hard to ignore.
Carbon hulls, a triple-headsail rig and an electric-diesel hybrid drive make the HH52 one of the most capable cats on the water.
The eighth-generation Oceanis delivers 7.5 knots on a beat, a 15-foot beam and a price 7 percent below its predecessor.
The First 30 is the smallest, least expensive boat in our 2026 Boat of the Year fleet—and one of the most fun to sail.
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