Mariner 39
Ruggedized for life as a bareboat, the Mariner 39 wears well enough for blue water. “Classic Plastic” from our May 2007 issue.
Ruggedized for life as a bareboat, the Mariner 39 wears well enough for blue water. “Classic Plastic” from our May 2007 issue.
Does this motorsailer combine the best of both worlds? Associate editor Andrew Burton volunteers to spend a year or two finding out.
Jeanneau rounds out its mid-size cruiser line with this new model. “Boat Review” supplement to our June 2007 issue.
Beamy topsides and bold below, this new sailboat from Germany is intended to be handled by a couple. “Boat Review” supplement to our June 2007 issue
A venerable cruiser and racer gets a new lease on life while the hull numbers just keep on climbing. “Boat Review” supplement to our June 2007 issue.
A new center-cockpit 45 shows that Hunter designs keep evolving.
“Shipyard News” from our April 26, 2007, CW Reckonings.
Want a long distance cruising catamaran ideal for a couple? This British-built 43-footer might be your baby
Blending comfort with a touch of superyacht styling, Beneteau introduces a new line of sleek cruisers. “Review” from our March 2007 issue
From our February 2007 issue
Wauquiez pulls off a coup with a 41-footer that’s fun to sail and has a true deck saloon
Bavaria launches a new breed of deck-saloon sailboats int he 40- to 50-foot range.
Ruggedized for life as a bareboat, the Mariner 39 wears well enough for blue water. “Classic Plastic” from our May 2007 issue.
Does this motorsailer combine the best of both worlds? Associate editor Andrew Burton volunteers to spend a year or two finding out.
Jeanneau rounds out its mid-size cruiser line with this new model. “Boat Review” supplement to our June 2007 issue.
Beamy topsides and bold below, this new sailboat from Germany is intended to be handled by a couple. “Boat Review” supplement to our June 2007 issue
A venerable cruiser and racer gets a new lease on life while the hull numbers just keep on climbing. “Boat Review” supplement to our June 2007 issue.
A new center-cockpit 45 shows that Hunter designs keep evolving.
“Shipyard News” from our April 26, 2007, CW Reckonings.
Want a long distance cruising catamaran ideal for a couple? This British-built 43-footer might be your baby
Blending comfort with a touch of superyacht styling, Beneteau introduces a new line of sleek cruisers. “Review” from our March 2007 issue
From our February 2007 issue
Wauquiez pulls off a coup with a 41-footer that’s fun to sail and has a true deck saloon
Bavaria launches a new breed of deck-saloon sailboats int he 40- to 50-foot range.
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