Viking 42 ST Yacht Review
Posted 2015/08/26 at 22:32
The Viking 42 ST is strong and versatile. You will think you are on a much larger vessel, making it appear that she is more boat then she really is! Viking seemed to be putting all of its effort into the construction of larger boats, but then they launched this small marvel. The hull of this craft is made with resin-infused fibers and woven fiberglass protectant. This allows the designers to reduce the weight of the ship without Read more →
Ocean Makaira 64 Yacht Review
Posted 2015/08/24 at 23:25
Ocean Yacht jumps into the next realm of boatbuilding with the Makaira 64. She is true to her roots, but also captures elegance and utility in a subtle manner. In addition to its flair the 64 is delightful in performance as well. Ocean knew its customers were on the hunt for a unique, top-of-the-line yacht that can be used to meet all their boating needs. So, this yacht is designed and customized with each individual customer in mind. Read more →
Sea Ray L650 Fly Yacht Review
Posted 2015/08/21 at 22:19
Sea Ray was out to prove that they can do big ships with the best of them when they created the Sea Ray L650. At the time, the company was known for its smaller, typical builds. Sea Ray wanted to come out strong with this one. The Sea Ray L650 Fly is equipped with two CAT C18 Acerts with 1100 horsepower. She is very easy to maneuver and quickly responsive to commands. This vessel has a great layout, strong build, and shows muscular performance. She is ready and willing to compete with all others in her class! Read more →
Sea Ray 510 Fly Yacht Review
Posted 2015/08/17 at 18:14
The consistency in design and stamina with Sea Rays is no let down when it comes to the Sea Ray 510 Fly. The company tries to offer the same great qualities in all of their vessels that their customers keep coming back for and are accustomed to. This is the first vessel to be equipped with the inboard joystick system by Cummins. It used computer technology to power the engines and thruster. In the steering console you will find Bennett tab controls at the right of the wheel itself and right below it. There is a Raymarine Hybrid Touch Screen on the dashboard and dual disc sticks. Read more →
Sealine F380 Yacht Review
Posted 2015/08/12 at 19:00
Sealine used to be one of the top five British boat builders, creating a solid reputation for modernization and flair. Throughout the 80’s and 90’s they did really well; but a change in ownership and a near bankruptcy ended up with the company relocating to Germany. The Sealine S380 was one of the models taken with the Germans and resulted in the creation of the new F380. This yacht runs on two 330-hp Volvo Penta D6 DPH drives and is truly fun to handle. Performance is great at all speeds! Read more →
Princess S72 Yacht Review
Posted 2015/08/11 at 1:24
The Princess S72 is top of the line in regards to luxury, manageability, and fun. There are a lot of new appealing features and layout changes, including an open flying bridge! She is a true sportster in every aspect and is bound to delight all who are around her. The twin 1723-hp Caterpillar C32 ACERT diesel inboards make the yacht move gracefully through the waters with smooth cruising for all those on board. The hydraulic instrument console is slanted up to show electronic cartography and engine essentials luminously. Read more →
Prestige 750 Yacht Review
Posted 2015/08/06 at 1:40
Long term cruising is in the plans when it comes to the new 750. It has all of the luxurious that you would expect in your home. The new flagship of the Prestige Yacht line is luxurious and accommodating. Lengthy voyages are not an issue with this vessel and you will look forward to each and every one of them with your family, friends, and crew. Read more →
Ocean Alexander 90 Yacht Review
Posted 2015/08/04 at 1:09
The OCEAN ALEXANDER 90 handles like a lightweight boat and allows you to maneuver with ease, but it is also a strapping motor yacht that can get the job done. It is tough and it is discreet. You have two options. You can build a heavy boat or you can build a light boat. With all the weight saving tips and tricks, you can save fuel on a faster boat. But the downfall is that it can feel to buoyant. It isn’t ideal to feel like you are at the mercy of the water below you. If you build on the heavier side, you end up with a craft less likely to roll, and you will have slower speeds and higher use of fuel. Read more →