Down east boats pose in front of the Newport backdrop.
A Pursuit S 280 looks like she can catch fish and entertain the family.
The cockpit of the Pursuit 355 should be a nice spot to entertain guests, what with seating for six right next to the grill.
Skip Robinson is all smiles as show guests climb aboard the Southport yachts on the end slip.
The flybridge of the Regulator 41 provides a nice view of Newport Harbor.
Yup, we’d say the Regulator 41 has enough cockpit space to fight fish.
Tiara Yachts and their Q44 was very popular during the Newport Show.
There is something to be said for the Q44’s clean and simple interior.
The Princess 43 would make her New England debut at the show.
There would often be a pile of shoes on the dock beside her.
The show is reflected off a shining new Ocean Alexander 72 Pilothouse.
Everything seems to shine on the Ocean Alexander 72, even the flybridge grill, which reflects Old Glory so well.
A Monte Carlo yachts pokes its bow out onto the dock to ask visitors to come take a closer look.
Bob Johnstone of MJM Yachts attracts a huge amount of attention
with the 50Z’s wirelessly actuated swim platform.
Monte Carlo has been working to enhance the social spaces on their boats. This flybridge is a testament to that.
From morning to night the new Horizon E78 would be filled with yacht enthusiasts.
How typical, a sailboat blocks the way to open water!
Barefoot and on the bow of a boat, that’s how all meetings should be done.
You have to admire the showmanship here;
a North Rip employee demonstrates the spacious live well on their new 30 center console.
Hacker Craft sure knows how to build them. It’s little wonder why they made our list of the top 25 prettiest boats.
Must…stop…staring…
It’s almost a shame to see the new Hunt 32 CC tied to the dock.
A Hunt broker shows off the grill and fridge on the 32 CC.
A Hinckley Talaria and downtown Newport just seem to fit together.
Thousands of cell phone pictures would be taken of this Hinckley over the weekend.
It’s little wonder why.
The Shelter Island Runabout 34 shows why she deserved to be named to our list of top 25 prettiest boats.
Anchor demonstrations help buyers choose the right hook for their boat.
An intelligently designed safety ladder/harness from Just Marine attracted a lot of attention.
Editor-in-Chief of Power & Motoryacht
One of the lucky ones who was born into boating, Dan grew up cruising aboard his family’s 33 Egg Harbor. Marinas and boatyards served as summer school and the foundation for a career on the water. When not chasing stories for Power & Motoryacht magazine he can be found cruising Long Island Sound with his wife, sons, and faithful (furry) first mate Salty.
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