Meet the 68-Foot Cirrus
Maine’s Stephens Waring Design penned this carbon cruiser built by James Betts Enterprises in the Pacific Northwest.
Maine’s Stephens Waring Design penned this carbon cruiser built by James Betts Enterprises in the Pacific Northwest.
From floating logs to today’s America’s Cup foilers, yacht design has been a journey of speed, survival and surprises.
From warm minimalism to hidden tech, today’s sailboat interiors blend sustainability, multifunctionality, and connectivity.
KM Yachtbuilders in the Netherlands built the yacht, which is headed to the Falkland Islands and beyond.
Of all the changes that long-range cruising has seen in the past 50 years, safety and communication have been most welcome.
Maine’s Stephens Waring Design penned this carbon cruiser built by James Betts Enterprises in the Pacific Northwest.
From floating logs to today’s America’s Cup foilers, yacht design has been a journey of speed, survival and surprises.
From warm minimalism to hidden tech, today’s sailboat interiors blend sustainability, multifunctionality, and connectivity.
KM Yachtbuilders in the Netherlands built the yacht, which is headed to the Falkland Islands and beyond.
Of all the changes that long-range cruising has seen in the past 50 years, safety and communication have been most welcome.
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