Lost
November 7, 2022
It took Ben and Laura Stein years to upgrade their boat and prepare it for the Great Loop and long-term life aboard. The end took only hours for it all to be lost.
It took Ben and Laura Stein years to upgrade their boat and prepare it for the Great Loop and long-term life aboard. The end took only hours for it all to be lost.
They installed a Seakeeper gyrostabilizer on their Carver 57, and suddenly a couple with two young children were cruising in a big way.
Carver set a goal: design the ultimate couple’s boat, while also making it stylish and full of added volume and features. The C34 Coupe is the result.
On board the Carver C52 Commandbridge.
Used Boat Review: Carver 560 Voyager: The Carver 560 Voyager may be just the inspiration some boaters need to make a substantial upgrade.
Carver’s new 54 Voyager promises to take cruising to new heights—literally—the headroom in the two cabins onboard this 56-footer approaches seven feet. We’re sure you’ll appreciate that extra room, as well as the boat’s 15’2″ beam, stylishly appointed saloon, and breezy flying bridge. This boat was truly designed to have all the comforts of home while at sea, and
It took Ben and Laura Stein years to upgrade their boat and prepare it for the Great Loop and long-term life aboard. The end took only hours for it all to be lost.
They installed a Seakeeper gyrostabilizer on their Carver 57, and suddenly a couple with two young children were cruising in a big way.
Carver set a goal: design the ultimate couple’s boat, while also making it stylish and full of added volume and features. The C34 Coupe is the result.
On board the Carver C52 Commandbridge.
Putting the latest Carver to the Test.
New Boats Notebook – update on the Carver C43
A video review of the Carver C40.
New Boats Notebook – Jan 2014, update on the Carver C37.
Used Boat Review: Carver 560 Voyager: The Carver 560 Voyager may be just the inspiration some boaters need to make a substantial upgrade.
Carver’s new 54 Voyager promises to take cruising to new heights—literally—the headroom in the two cabins onboard this 56-footer approaches seven feet. We’re sure you’ll appreciate that extra room, as well as the boat’s 15’2″ beam, stylishly appointed saloon, and breezy flying bridge. This boat was truly designed to have all the comforts of home while at sea, and
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