This Dutch-built beauty will be an eight-guest, four or five cabin (depending on whether you go for the full-beam master) explorer who’ll boast a tough steel hull and superstructure.
With her Scandinavian-designed interior and a massive 500 square foot beach club, this is an impressive looking build.
Viking will introduce its new (and second-generation) 74 at the 2024 Fort Lauderdale Boat Show. Although Viking offered a (moderately) slower 74 between 2004 and 2008, the 74C comes in on the heels of the yard’s recently retired 72, which topped out at a staggering 45 knots and saw a run of 75 hulls.
The Dutch builder has just announced their first model to come equipped with outboards.
Naval Architect Bill Prince offers his objective take on the Bayesian sinking off Sicily.
Life comes full circle when Dan Harding takes his parents to the Palm Beach boat show.
Pure electric won’t be ready for prime time for some time. Bill Prince weighs your options.
Power & Motoryacht celebrates our 100th podcast episode. Kicking things off, Editor-in-Chief Dan Harding reflects on what that milestone means to him and his team. Then Senior Editor Owen Burke chats with a couple on Lake Erie who hope to leverage their social media presence to get more young people to join them out on the water.
Fort Lauderdale is one of the country’s best-known yachting destinations but its wild history has largely been forgotten by time. Mike Smith reveals the hidden history of “Where the Boys Are.”
Dan, Chris and Owen break down our October issue and dish out the stories behind the stories that you’ll see in print. If you’ve ever wondered how a magazine comes together, this is the episode for you!
Dan Harding takes you behind the scenes at how (and why) we go behind the scenes.
Yacht Designer and Naval Architect Bill Prince helps to set some of the record straight on a yacht sinking that has captured the world’s attention.
Perko has been crafting marine hardware for more than 100 years. Gary Reich gives a glimpse inside a storied company.
Were I to ask you the first company to mass-produce a fiberglass powerboat, how might you answer? Boston Whaler or perhaps Hatteras? Nope, you’d be nearly a decade off.
When Power & Motoryacht’s Senior Editor Chris Dixon embarked on restoring a classic McKee Craft skiff with his son, the two set sail into uncharted territory.
This Dutch-built beauty will be an eight-guest, four or five cabin (depending on whether you go for the full-beam master) explorer who’ll boast a tough steel hull and superstructure.
With her Scandinavian-designed interior and a massive 500 square foot beach club, this is an impressive looking build.
Viking will introduce its new (and second-generation) 74 at the 2024 Fort Lauderdale Boat Show. Although Viking offered a (moderately) slower 74 between 2004 and 2008, the 74C comes in on the heels of the yard’s recently retired 72, which topped out at a staggering 45 knots and saw a run of 75 hulls.
The Dutch builder has just announced their first model to come equipped with outboards.
Naval Architect Bill Prince offers his objective take on the Bayesian sinking off Sicily.
Life comes full circle when Dan Harding takes his parents to the Palm Beach boat show.
Pure electric won’t be ready for prime time for some time. Bill Prince weighs your options.
Power & Motoryacht celebrates our 100th podcast episode. Kicking things off, Editor-in-Chief Dan Harding reflects on what that milestone means to him and his team. Then Senior Editor Owen Burke chats with a couple on Lake Erie who hope to leverage their social media presence to get more young people to join them out on the water.
Fort Lauderdale is one of the country’s best-known yachting destinations but its wild history has largely been forgotten by time. Mike Smith reveals the hidden history of “Where the Boys Are.”
Dan, Chris and Owen break down our October issue and dish out the stories behind the stories that you’ll see in print. If you’ve ever wondered how a magazine comes together, this is the episode for you!
Dan Harding takes you behind the scenes at how (and why) we go behind the scenes.
Yacht Designer and Naval Architect Bill Prince helps to set some of the record straight on a yacht sinking that has captured the world’s attention.
Perko has been crafting marine hardware for more than 100 years. Gary Reich gives a glimpse inside a storied company.
Were I to ask you the first company to mass-produce a fiberglass powerboat, how might you answer? Boston Whaler or perhaps Hatteras? Nope, you’d be nearly a decade off.
When Power & Motoryacht’s Senior Editor Chris Dixon embarked on restoring a classic McKee Craft skiff with his son, the two set sail into uncharted territory.
