Yacht Reviews

If you’re looking for an elegant yacht that features both luxury, space and performance, the Carver 50 Command Bridge is your vessel. The Carver 50 comfortably sleeps six, with three staterooms, a full-beam amidships master, two heads, open-concept cockpit with fully opening glass doors, and namesake bridge, space is definitely not an issue. Wide side decks offer easy access to the large foredeck seating area and a large aft galley are some of the unique features that come with the C50.
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One of the most interesting exterior features of the Horizon FD85 is her expansive cutaways in the bulwarks that offer striking sightlines of the floor to ceiling saloon windows and promise striking views at sea. There is room for up to eight adults to dine comfortably. The deck is impressive. Forward of the saloon just past the galley, you will find yourself in the on-deck master. Other outstanding features include nearly 8 feet of headroom, a sizeable desk to port and a settee to starboard, a closet, head, and entrance doors that blend effortlessly into the rest of the stateroom creating a clean, sleek appearance.
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Set to debut Spring of 2016, the Sunseeker 95 Yacht combines a superyacht feel with the practical advantages of a yacht in this size category. One of the 95’s most unique features is its main deck layout with a special master cabin triplex configuration for flexibility and onboard freedom. The master stateroom berth on the main deck has a forward staircase that leads to a mid-level dressing area and en suite.
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The Cranchi 50 will be sure to turn heads thanks to her sporty design and tailor-made layout suited for the American market yet built by a well-known Italian builder, Aldo Cranchi. One of the first boats to hit the market using the new Cranchi drive and engine package, Ryan Jacobson, vice president of Yachtworks, Cranchi’s U.S. distributor, goes on to explain why he is so excited about the launch of this amazing vessel.
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The OA 100, a natural progression from the highly acclaimed OA 90, was designed by Evan K. Marshall with charter in mind. She is a typical Ocean Alexander in terms of performance, but her spectacular style, volume and innovations made for charter are her own.
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Although the Hargrave 94 Adventure US II has often been referred to as the “Granny’s boat”, because its primary owner is typically a grandmother. Hargrave is known for their customization and designs its yachts from the ground up beginning with a blank sheet of paper.
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This is a new model of Sunseeker which is making waves among her competitors. Sunseeker got into the limelight in the 1980s and 1990s when it launched its remarkable series of sport boats. Sunseeker is now a well-known name for producing quality, sleek and efficient motor yachts. Made in the first model made had offshore racing hulls with nice stripes and luxurious upholstery; they were top of the line when it comes to looks and performance.
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The V80 is known for its ability to comfortably accommodate their touted capacity of eight persons at night it its staterooms with no issues. It can also seat these eight people comfortably for dinner or they can convene in any area of their choice, like the main deck dining table, the foredeck sunning pavilion, the dining area in the aft-deck is also convenient for groups, as well as the pilothouse dinette and the fishing cockpit.
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First impressions of the Magellano 76 would remind one of a traditional boat because of its wooden steering wheel; the plum bow may even give you the feeling that this boat will push its way through the seas. As we all know, first impressions can often be wrong as you will see once you’ve experienced the trawler of the future.
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Viking’s 75 motor yacht could be quite misleading. From some views, the 75 looks like a modern megayacht, curvaceous with large windows in darkened tear drop form, and a swept-back skylounge. From another perspective, the 75 comes with the full glory of everything Viking, straight from performance to strong engineering and the “WoW” factor consistent with Viking battlewagons.
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The Pershing 70 is a high speed, narrow-beamed, sleek machine. It moves with latent power and maintains supreme comfort at high speeds. Fun to drive, Pershing decided to test automatic trim systems to assist yacht captains in speed handling and fuel burn. With Italian-built Top System drives; the advertised maximum of 46 knots was hit, with the acceleration and handling expected from a Pershing without compromising comfort. This boat is perfect for a weeklong luxury cruise with the family.
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With their large angles and flat expanses, most all-aluminium motoryachts are easy to identify. The same cannot be said for the Coastal Craft 65 Concord; it is very difficult to say whether it is made from aluminium plate or curvaceous fiberglass. The interior is made with crafted joinery, sparkling heated marble soles and state of the art electrical systems. To top it off it is propelled by a set of Volvo Penta IPS1200s with Joystick Plus and Joystick Drive.
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