Yachting

Carver models are very popular in the United States; the small flotillas are very well known around cruising areas. Carver intends to also make the new sleek and very sexy 43 Coupe join this category of popular models. This will be a brand new style, different from what former Carver owners are used to and even though they might not quickly identify it as one of Carver’s, they may get to like it a lot.
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The Atlantis represents the most exquisite of Italian engineering – a combination of luxury and performance. She is extremely functional and versatile, representing the best of Italian design and craftsmanship. She has a functional outside space with an aft sunshade and fender stowage coupled with a convenient shifting backrest.

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Anywhere the word ‘Teutonic’ is heard by connoisseurs, they immediately interpret it as perfect design and spectacular engineering skills. When news got around about the new Bavaria Vitress 420 Coupe made in Bavaria, connoisseurs from all over got into their exotic cars to view this boat because they knew the company was well known for one thing- their Teutonic nature.
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The Back Cove 41, reminiscent of the New England lobster boat, was designed with functionality over aesthetics; yet manages to shine and display the beauty of some Down East designs. The 41 offers whatever you need from awesome dockside handling, to comforting space for resting overnight without compromising speed that is faster than a line squall. Read more →

Of all the boats built by Beneteau’s Gran Turismo line, the GT40 is the first to be designed with the U.S market as a target. Straight from the hull to amenities, it is visible that this boat was built with Americans in mind. The GT40 has a lot to offer, and much more to offer once you divert your attention from what is visually captivating and delve deeper into what is available below water level. Read more →

There is lots and lots of on-board space; from an enormous saloon with a galley at the rear to port, and a U-shaped dining settee to starboard, to an optional indoor helm, although most would rather prefer the helm on the flying bridge with an optional hardtop, popular in Florida, or Bimini. Guests have enough space to bake on the sunpad forward and yet more seating space for relaxation. Read more →

The Marlow Mainship 34 has set a different pace from the normal qualities present in many boats. Most boats have a one drive-train configuration and use two sets of speeds: high and low. The Marlow 34 however isn’t restrained to just these options and may be ordered with a single engine, or a twin-engine propulsion package. Read more →

The Express 32 is the newest and largest model produced by Ribcraft. The 14-year-old company launched this new boat at the fall boat show last year, as the first cabin boat which will be used only for recreational purposes. This vessel has a homelier feel to it than a traditional RIB which is mainly used for exploring and moving from one point to another. Read more →

The Wider 32 is a new Italian boat. Its overall appearance is a bit odd and not what most are accustomed to seeing. However, this vessel is an amazing boat. The brainchild of Tilli Antonelli, founder of Pershing Yachts, its bizarre structure certainly deserves to be given a closer look; as Mr. Antonelli certainly knows what he is doing when it comes to yachts.  Read more →

All the popular yachting exhibitions and sales events in United States, the most visited one remains The Palm Beach Boat Show. It has been taking place at the end of March, every year, in Palm Beach, FL., in Florida since 1985.

There are 329 yachts for sale tagged in the MLS at the Palm Beach International Boat Show 2016 with an estimated total value of $751,114,159 available inventory.
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Yachts Miami Beach (formerly the Brokerage Yacht Show, and the Yacht and Brokerage Show in Miami Beach), a premier yachting event and staple on every yachting fanatic’s annual “to-do” calendar, has had many name changes over the years, and continues to attract crowds varying greatly in the intent behind their attendance. Spanning 28 years in longevity, this incredible Collins Avenue venue remains a perfect choice for buying, displaying and selling large yachts of just about every make and model. With this boat show makeover, comes the Miami International Boat Show’s move to a new location at the Miami Stadium Marina/Basin in Key Biscayne.

During its infancy, and when the National Marine Manufacturer’s Association (NMMA) created this window to the yachting world, they also disallowed the exhibition of yachts that were pre-owned or had broker representation. This was responded to by the Florida Yacht Brokers Association, and Show Management alike, by their simultaneous hosting of the Brokerage Yacht Show in 1988. This first showcasing included (34) brokerage vessels, but wasn’t considered the actual launch of this show until its second anniversary in 1989. The event grew into the Miami boat show of today, and this year’s event is expected to be the biggest and best yet. Read more →

One of the highest quality fishing and cruising boats available today is the SeaVee 390-Z. She has incomparable workmanship and state-of-the-art topside. The Z series as a whole has great competence and performance that doesn’t hinder the quality of fishing.included as well. The SeaVee 390-Z utilizes a truly high quality stepped hull that really works like it is supposed to. It makes the vessel keep a competent running angle at all times. The center console really is the base for doing everything, and the steering and drive on this boat are exceptional. Read more →