During his active boating years, Bob Preston logged thousands of hours cruising between Maine and the Bahamas. He literally taught the class on Bahamas cruising. But it was why–and how–he walked away from boating that is perhaps his greatest lesson.
A late fall cruise in Connecticut allows the author to see her home waters, and the new line of outboard-powered Back Coves, in a new light.
A late fall cruise through the Connecticut allows the author to see her home, and the new line of outboard-powered Back Coves in a new light.
The Back Cove 34O trades inboards for outboards, and lobsters for blue crabs. We took her for an extended sea trail to the Chesapeake Bay.
For the traditional Maine builder, their first outboard-powered vessel has changed the game.
Join us for a cruise aboard the Back Cove 34O, the first Back Cove Yachts designed from the ground up for outboard propulsion.
Editor-in-Chief Dan Harding and Managing Editor Simon Murray build tables for a pair of Back Coves. Who’s is better? They’ll never agree.
Join the editors as they learn how the Back Cove tables are sealed in epoxy.
Set to splash in August, the Back Cove 340 combines an outboard-optimized hull design with the proven, popular interior of its 32. Discover the future of the Back Cove brand here.
It’s always nice to see a builder staying true to its roots, which is just what Back Cove is doing with its new 32.
Power & Motoryacht’s first impression of the Back Cove Yachts Downeast 37
Visibility and coastal versatility make this vessel stand out.
During his active boating years, Bob Preston logged thousands of hours cruising between Maine and the Bahamas. He literally taught the class on Bahamas cruising. But it was why–and how–he walked away from boating that is perhaps his greatest lesson.
A late fall cruise in Connecticut allows the author to see her home waters, and the new line of outboard-powered Back Coves, in a new light.
A late fall cruise through the Connecticut allows the author to see her home, and the new line of outboard-powered Back Coves in a new light.
The Back Cove 34O trades inboards for outboards, and lobsters for blue crabs. We took her for an extended sea trail to the Chesapeake Bay.
For the traditional Maine builder, their first outboard-powered vessel has changed the game.
Join us for a cruise aboard the Back Cove 34O, the first Back Cove Yachts designed from the ground up for outboard propulsion.
Editor-in-Chief Dan Harding and Managing Editor Simon Murray build tables for a pair of Back Coves. Who’s is better? They’ll never agree.
Join the editors as they learn how the Back Cove tables are sealed in epoxy.
Set to splash in August, the Back Cove 340 combines an outboard-optimized hull design with the proven, popular interior of its 32. Discover the future of the Back Cove brand here.
It’s always nice to see a builder staying true to its roots, which is just what Back Cove is doing with its new 32.
A photographic tour of the Back Cove 41.
A video of the Back Cove 34 from Back Cove Yachts.
Power & Motoryacht’s first impression of the Back Cove Yachts Downeast 37
Photo gallery of the Back Cove 37.
