Yacht Reviews

Get to the most desired locations in a hurry with the Everglades 435 CC. She has a true deep-V hull, a top speed above 50 knots, and is a four outboard fishing boat. This is a rare combination that most would have trouble explaining. But it works. Choppy conditions aren’t considered a threat to this vessel. The keeps going and gets the job done when times are rough. The vessel comes standard with four Yamaha four-stroke outboards with 300 horsepower. Read more →

The highpoint of any group boating and fishing activities will be the Cobia 344 CC. It has a large amount of storage and sitting space to accommodate those you with to take on your trip. Ride the waves for a fun filled family day, or head out with your buddies for a fishing trip. This beauty has everything you could possibly want- protection from harsh conditions, plenty of seating areas, an abundance of standard items for fishing, and a customization option to make her fit your needs to a t. Read more →

In a class with a lot of players, the Beneteau Barracuda 7 stands out. There is no aspect unthought of when it comes to this stylish yacht. It is designed to meet the needs of boaters and allowing luxury to shine through in the process. From sailboats to luxurious yachts, Beneteau has it covered. The Barracuda is quick to answer commands and shoots off the line when necessary. She is powered by one Yamaha F150 outboard with 150 horsepower. Read more →

The True North 34 was designed more than ten years ago by Pearson Yachts. Now under new ownership, the North 34 has been redesigned and enhanced by US Watercraft LLC. Bursting with modern engineering and technology, the 34 Outboard Express is sure to impress. In motion, this boat is exceptionally quiet with minimal vibrations. You also can’t tell that an engine is rumbling underneath you, making for a comfortable cabin experience. Read more →

The Sabre 54 puts the Volvo Penta IPS950 to good use, and will make you fall in love with it’s beauty and power. This yacht seems to be built with heart, not just the best engineering. The 54 uses a glass cockpit system designed by Volvo Penta, and IPS. Both are controlled by a joystick that is attached to the arm of the Stidd chair in the helm. There’s also a C-Zone distribution system for electricity and automatic Lenco tabs. Read more →

Owners want a yacht that is easy to drive, comfortable, and that has features that make one proud to own it. With the most recent construction ideas, innovation design, and out of the box engineering, the MJM 50z is truly designed to be great. The boat is manufactured to be lightweight, preventing most drag. This allows smaller engines to get the job done. The yacht is powered by two Volvo Penta ISP600s. There is the option for an additional engine if preferred. On the 50z, a gyro stabilizer comes with the standard model. She is sporty and handles with ease. Read more →

The Mainship brand was brought back to like by David Marlow, an experienced boat builder. With fresh ideas and an eye for nautical perfection, the new Mainship line was created. There is a large quantity of sound proofing material used, making this boat an almost silent ride. The single engine model has a Yanmar 8LV diesel with 320 horsepower. You can opt for two Yanmar BY3 diesels if desired. The ride itself is smooth and enjoyable, with steering. Talented and pleasurable are the best adjectives to describe this yacht. Read more →

The Talaria 43 is the prettier sister. The first generation was produced as a type of picnic boat and was 36 feet long. Then came the MKIII that reached 37 feet. It was almost identical to the first. Now, the larger model, the 43, has been perfectly proportioned. The changed only result in improvements. The 43 features two Cummins QSC8.3 diesels with 550 horsepower. She runs a tad high at the bow, but this makes it easy to tab down when needed. Most people will be delighted with the 43’s proportions and accommodations. It is a true picnic boat that will please and charm. Read more →

It’s been known for a long time that once you have something, you immediately want the bigger better version. The same goes for boats. Once you have the boat of your dreams, you start longing for a more superior version. Those that don’t know the boating industry think it is just a need for more luxury and a higher rank. But captains know that is for the simple fact that bigger boats can do more. Read more →

Grand Banks mixed old time charm and the performance of a sports boat when they created the Eastbay 46 FB. The team of designers that came up with this model truly understood how different elements of a ship work together, making this ship an owners dream. There is a very luxurious interior on this vessel. There is a high gloss on the deck and the nautical elegance of older nautical style shines through. The master isn’t that big, but it is perfect for two. There is a large closet made of cedar and other compartments for storage. Read more →

The Back Cove 41 is a sophisticated vessel with neat and simplistic lines. She has maneuvering abilities similar to pod-types, and comes without the hefty price. The standard version of the vessel comes with a side power proportional controlled bow and also has stern thrusters. The boat shoves along with effective displacement speeds using a single engine propulsion package. This vessel is powered by one Cummins QSC8.3 diesel with 600 horsepower. Read more →

Even though Outer Reef Yachts is a mere 12 years old, it has become very well establish with an enviable reputation for well built fiberglass, all in one vessels that can do anything! Offering a wide, trawler look,offering protected sides and after-decks and moderate draft, these semi-displacement boats are designed for great elegance while cruising coastal waters and islands with a great deal of style. Outer Reef’s first 63 LRMY will continue in the same legacy of genteel cruising at its finest. Read more →