Game On: Jeanneau Sun Odyssey 415 Review
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.
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.
From storms to hybrid tech, the initial 2026 Boat of the Year trials revealed major shifts in cruising design and priorities.
While the latest boats may seem out of reach, these designs show us what’s coming, and what to look for in the used market.
Top boatbuilders around the globe battle for this year’s coveted Boat of the Year title.
Discover the all-new Leopard 52, a next-generation catamaran featuring hybrid propulsion, versatile layouts, and seamless indoor-outdoor living for cruisers.
A next-generation electric catamaran built for bluewater adventure, comfort, and sustainable performance.
A carbon-reinforced, all-epoxy performance catamaran that blends bluewater speed, luxury accommodations, and shorthanded handling.
High performance meets versatility with the Dragonfly 36 trimaran, starting with its unique Swing Wing folding system.
A new generation of sailors meets a new generation of speed.
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.
From storms to hybrid tech, the initial 2026 Boat of the Year trials revealed major shifts in cruising design and priorities.
While the latest boats may seem out of reach, these designs show us what’s coming, and what to look for in the used market.
Top boatbuilders around the globe battle for this year’s coveted Boat of the Year title.
Discover the all-new Leopard 52, a next-generation catamaran featuring hybrid propulsion, versatile layouts, and seamless indoor-outdoor living for cruisers.
A next-generation electric catamaran built for bluewater adventure, comfort, and sustainable performance.
A carbon-reinforced, all-epoxy performance catamaran that blends bluewater speed, luxury accommodations, and shorthanded handling.
High performance meets versatility with the Dragonfly 36 trimaran, starting with its unique Swing Wing folding system.
A new generation of sailors meets a new generation of speed.
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