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…
Tanton History & Reviews
YVES-MARIE TANTON With over 650 completed boat designs and projects over a 43 year period, Tanton is well versed in all aspects of yacht design, naval architecture, marine engineering, new…
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.…
Beneteau 423 (2003-2008) Reviews
Designed by the famous Groupe Finot, naval architects with more production yachts afloat than any other design firm, the Beneteau 423 has both brawn and beauty. A confident bluewater hull…
Beneteau Moorings 432
The Beneteau M432 is 3 Cabin 2 Head layout that was built in France (only) strictly for the charter market (1988-1990 production). Phillipe Briand Designed. The Master Stateroom is forward…
Beneteau First 375 (1985-1989)
The First 375 is the outcome of the sum of experience gained from the prototypes that Beneteau has entered from the most exacting international trophies, Admiral’s Cup, One Ton Cup,…
Beneteau First 40.7 Reviews
In Production from @ 1998 to 2008 Sailing World October 29, 2001 A Cruising World Boat of the Year with a racing package and an IMS rating that makes it…
Beneteau First 36.7 Reviews & Brochure
Sailing World Beneteau First 36.7 – 2002 BOTY Best Value A fast racer/cruiser from Farr Yacht Designby Lynn Bowser© Walter CooperIf you’re shopping for a racer cruiser in the midthirty-foot…
Beneteau 311 Reviews
The Beneteau 311 combines the amenities of a large cruiser with the easy handling performance of a 30-footer. It features private cabins forward and aft, a full galley with plenty…