Broadblue 435
Want a long distance cruising catamaran ideal for a couple? This British-built 43-footer might be your baby
Want a long distance cruising catamaran ideal for a couple? This British-built 43-footer might be your baby
A daysailer in name only, the M42 is sleek and suited for cruising. “Review” from our March 2007 issue.
Blending comfort with a touch of superyacht styling, Beneteau introduces a new line of sleek cruisers. “Review” from our March 2007 issue
The SP Cruiser was launched to keep customers on the water longer.
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.
Jeremy McGeary reviews the Wauquiez Pilot Saloon 41 for the 2007 Cruising World Sailboat Show.
Jeremy McGeary reviews the Salona 37 for the 2007 Cruising World Sailboat Show.
Jeremy McGeary reviews the Pasport Vista 515 for the 2007 Cruising World Sailboat Show.
For the 2007 Cruising World Sailboat Show, we review the Oyster 46
This no-nonsense, go-anywhere cruiser will carry its crew safely, quickly, and in comfort through any ocean of the world.__
Want a long distance cruising catamaran ideal for a couple? This British-built 43-footer might be your baby
A daysailer in name only, the M42 is sleek and suited for cruising. “Review” from our March 2007 issue.
Blending comfort with a touch of superyacht styling, Beneteau introduces a new line of sleek cruisers. “Review” from our March 2007 issue
The SP Cruiser was launched to keep customers on the water longer.
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.
Jeremy McGeary reviews the Wauquiez Pilot Saloon 41 for the 2007 Cruising World Sailboat Show.
Jeremy McGeary reviews the Salona 37 for the 2007 Cruising World Sailboat Show.
Jeremy McGeary reviews the Pasport Vista 515 for the 2007 Cruising World Sailboat Show.
For the 2007 Cruising World Sailboat Show, we review the Oyster 46
This no-nonsense, go-anywhere cruiser will carry its crew safely, quickly, and in comfort through any ocean of the world.__
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