J/70 Speedster Smoking Hot!
J’s first ramp-launchable keelboat – the 22.75 ft J/70 Speedster- is ready to launch a deliciously hot fiesta of fun-in-the-sun. It’s fine-entry bow and beautifully curving, flared hull shape ends…
Gerard Martineau: The Wonderful story of Beneteau, made in USA
In June 1987, When Gerard Martineau left Saint-Gilles Croix-de-Vie for Marion, SC, he left for the summer to accomplish the task of setting up the all new Beneteau USA subsidiary. …
Best Boats 2012 Nominees (Sail Magazine)
By Peter Nielsen, Adam Cort Posted September 7, 2011 Last year, more than 40 new boats made their U.S. debuts at the fall boat shows in Newport, Rhode Island and…
Oceanis 41 & 45 Designer Notes
Finot-Conq is the designer for the NEW Oceanis 38, Oceanis 41 and Oceanis 45. http://www.finot-conq.com/en/content/two-new-models-launched-beneteau-oceanis-41-and-45 The Oceanis 41 and 45 offer more space and comfort while preserving the great sailing…
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Yes, You Can Cruise with Teenagers (Sail Magazine)
By Carol MacKinnon During the summer of 2010 my husband, Skip, and I had an oppor-tunity to take a six-week vacation. It was a long-awaited chance for us to cruise…
Talyor 32 -Danger Zone
About Jim Taylor Yacht Designs Principal: Jim Taylor has been sailing since childhood. Born in 1949, he was soon “messing about in boats” on the Delaware River, and on a…
Beneteau 343 Reviews
Designed by Berret-Recoupeau, the Beneteau 343 is the perfect boat for the sailing couple or smaller family. Again, like her sister the Beneteau 323, the Beneteau 343 has been designed…
Beneteau First 42s7 Reviews
The First 42s7, the product of experience gained through the First 45f5 and the First 53f5, is also the result of intense research in terms of quality, performance and comfort.…
Sailing Navigation Secrets – Chart Symbols Every Sailing Skipper Needs to Know (Continuing Education)
New Page 1 Sailing Navigation Secrets – Chart Symbols Every Sailing Skipper Needs to Know! You look at your nautical chart and see shark’s-teeth just inside the beach line? What…