The editors descended upon the hallowed cruising grounds of the Pacific Northwest to learn about the boats built here and the people that call these waters home. They discovered that and so much more. Escape to the Pacific with us, you won’t regret it.
Port Townsend Co-Op’s master shipwrights breathe new life into the thrice-sank Western Flyer.
These new, affordable options boast yacht-quality construction at entry-level pricing.
As their blistered feet and sunburned necks recover from three weeks of reporting in Miami, the editors look back on all the action from the shows–and their favorite videos.
The team behind Power & Motoryacht and Outboard magazine take home 10 awards for editorial excellence.
The editors fight back a mob of excited show goers and dive into what made the Scout 530 so popular in Miami and why one owner liked it so much he bought it twice!
We take out the Miami International Boat Show Innovation Award winner, the Blackfin 332, for a test run off Virginia Key.
The Aquila 30 combines outboard propulsion with a safe hi-lo transom. The result needs to be seen to be believed.
After six years dormant, Hatteras Yachts just launched the new Cabo 41. Come aboard with the editors as they explore a boat filled with surprises.
The editors couldn’t wait until the official start of the Miami Yacht Show–patience has never been their strong suit. Get a rare, behind-the-scenes look as a boat show is born.
Video produced by John V. Turner A Different Kind of Test Strangest boat test in Power & Motoryacht history? This is certainly in the running.
Garmin’s new 742xs GPS Plotter is easy to install and intuitive to use, making it a great addition to any cruise. The Power & Motoryacht crew tested it on Capt. Bill Pike’s Betty Jane II.
We put the newest Sunseeker through her paces as she left the Ft. Lauderdale Show.
The editors break free from the Ft. Lauderdale show aboard a dream fleet comprised of the newest models from Sunseeker, Hatteras, Okean, Riviera and Seahunter.
The editors descended upon the hallowed cruising grounds of the Pacific Northwest to learn about the boats built here and the people that call these waters home. They discovered that and so much more. Escape to the Pacific with us, you won’t regret it.
Port Townsend Co-Op’s master shipwrights breathe new life into the thrice-sank Western Flyer.
These new, affordable options boast yacht-quality construction at entry-level pricing.
As their blistered feet and sunburned necks recover from three weeks of reporting in Miami, the editors look back on all the action from the shows–and their favorite videos.
The team behind Power & Motoryacht and Outboard magazine take home 10 awards for editorial excellence.
The editors fight back a mob of excited show goers and dive into what made the Scout 530 so popular in Miami and why one owner liked it so much he bought it twice!
We take out the Miami International Boat Show Innovation Award winner, the Blackfin 332, for a test run off Virginia Key.
The Aquila 30 combines outboard propulsion with a safe hi-lo transom. The result needs to be seen to be believed.
After six years dormant, Hatteras Yachts just launched the new Cabo 41. Come aboard with the editors as they explore a boat filled with surprises.
The editors couldn’t wait until the official start of the Miami Yacht Show–patience has never been their strong suit. Get a rare, behind-the-scenes look as a boat show is born.
Video produced by John V. Turner A Different Kind of Test Strangest boat test in Power & Motoryacht history? This is certainly in the running.
The editors reflect on an exciting year on the water.
Garmin’s new 742xs GPS Plotter is easy to install and intuitive to use, making it a great addition to any cruise. The Power & Motoryacht crew tested it on Capt. Bill Pike’s Betty Jane II.
We put the newest Sunseeker through her paces as she left the Ft. Lauderdale Show.
The editors break free from the Ft. Lauderdale show aboard a dream fleet comprised of the newest models from Sunseeker, Hatteras, Okean, Riviera and Seahunter.
