On June 14th, at the Bering shipyard in Antalya, Turkey, the fully custom B76 Lemanjá left the shed and touched water for the first time.

The largest Nordhavn Owners Rendezvous ever got underway May 10 at Victoria International Marina on Vancouver Island, British Columbia.

Join us for an impressive in-water selection of new and pre-owned cruising powerboats, first-class education and demonstrations, the latest in marine products and services, and opportunities to share cruising adventures with fellow cruisers and industry experts.

The stunning, Art DeFever-penned, 60-foot Tonina hearkens back to simpler times on Los Angeles’ waterways.

A pleasure cruise to the Dry Tortugas becomes a rough-weather mission of mercy.

The Fleming 55 has been produced every year since 1986, and it just keeps getting better

South of the hurricane belt, the mostly undeveloped Dutch island offers unique beauty above and below the sea.

When the author grew tired of running a noisy genset while at anchor in his Selene 60, he installed a solar array.

A couple taking on the restoration of a WWII-era vessel—and showing the progress on weekly YouTube updates—is inspiring tens of thousands online.

The Beneteau Swift Trawler 48 includes smart refinements as the line’s new flagship.

The new flagship Grand Banks 85 improves yet again on what was already an iconic brand.

Northern Marine launches its best-yet 57, ready to cross oceans in comfort and safety.

A lifelong sailor and photographer does an about-face and refits a 1986 Grand Banks 32 for work and play.

A yacht designer is tasked with helping to restore a treasured Huckins to prior beauty, while upgrading her to cruise into the 21st century.

The Canadian launch is based on a traditional Cape Islander lobster boat, designed with a cruising couple in mind.

The N41 is the smallest model Nordhavn now offers, but she makes a big impression.

The Apollonian 52 was designed from the start to fill a void in the market for 50-foot cruising boats.

Beneteau's highly anticipated flagship trawler makes her debut with room to move and horsepower to spare.

Inlets are a gateway to adventure, but without preparation and local knowledge, they can be downright scary.

Understanding fuel-flow and filtration systems is vital to diagnosing and fixing engine-power loss.

The Surf Scoter 26, named for a stout seabird, can be matched to a range of power options, each with its own advantages.

Part II: Communicating with bridgetenders, understanding opening schedules and maneuvering in close quarters.

With a shallow draft, protected keel and efficient outboard power, the Shanty 36 begs you to find your gunkhole.

Nearly all jobs on a boat can be done with a relatively small assortment of tools.

Finding the right tender can make your cruise memorable for all the right reasons.

Cruising with bikes is a fun, healthy and convenient way to see and experience more.

That’s how I feel after looking at some of today’s design ideas for onboard berths.

Boats can be a bevy of bad odors. Tracking them down and keeping them at bay requires strategy and planning.

Inspired by a TV sitcom and a trip to the Big Apple, the chef created this delectable dessert.

A pleasure cruise to the Dry Tortugas becomes a rough-weather mission of mercy.

South of the hurricane belt, the mostly undeveloped Dutch island offers unique beauty above and below the sea.

Numerous boats on the brokerage market can be ideal for a Great Loop adventure.

A Michigan couple in their 70s spent nearly a decade refitting a boat for post-retirement cruising. Their first major outing was the Great Loop.

A couple cruising the Great Loop on their 34-foot power catamaran has learned, once again, why they prefer the cat to a monohull.

The pandemic still poses some travel challenges, but now may be the best time in years to charter in the islands.