Built by the power catamaran specialists at Aquila, the Molokai 36 distills true offshore competence into a single platform. Her double-stepped hulls provide stability and a smooth ride.
Beyond the sandy arm of Cape Cod lies a proving ground for true cruising competence. Forget the protected "inside passage"—these colder, fog-prone waters demand self-sufficiency and respect.
Omaya Yachts, backed by three decades of Elica manufacturing expertise, created the 50 by centering livability. She claims best-in-class beam for a commanding salon and a foredeck lounge that rivals any yacht twice her size.
Marinas are under increasing pressure to maximize real estate, and floating homes are the surprising answer. By classifying these high-spec accommodations as vessels, operators are bypassing complex planning laws while generating three to four times the revenue.
The LX43 proves Regal's ability to maximize usable space, adding nearly 50 square feet to the stern deck with her power-folding dual terrace doors. This 44-footer is the largest outboard bowrider in the fleet, prioritizing the forward social zone.
That little drop of water left in the engine block? It's the silent assassin of your vessel's heart. We reveal the critical must-do tasks that stop a simple freeze from causing a multi-thousand-dollar nightmare. Discover the secrets.
Wellcraft’s legacy is built on speed, notably the iconic Scarab. The 38 T-top honors that performance DNA, utilizing the proprietary WISE construction (Wellcraft Infujection Structural Engineering) for an optimized horsepower-to-weight ratio.
Witness the breakthrough design that eliminates the invisible performance killer: blade-tip vortices. Our side-by-side test footage proves her efficiency, showing conventional wheels violently tearing the water, while the Sharrow prop glides.
Saxdor is known for aggressive modular performance hulls. Her most striking feature is the full-beam deck extension, created by folding down the hydraulic side terraces.
One vessel sliced through waves to set a non-fossil-fuel circumnavigation record before her dramatic demise; the other plunges 300 feet underwater to achieve unmatched stability for science. They represent the extremes of naval architecture.
