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remodels or disguises are required to keep the inelegant, often half re-baked remnant of a former model failure afloat for a short time longer before the ash can of history calls it to the backwater canals or the ignominious storage yard. And when all is said and done, a yacht so desirable and exquisite that it causes passion to rise in our souls, and always a last look over the shoulder when forced to leave her for a time.
Imagine that reality today with promise kept. Hull one is now undergoing final trials in the notorious Yellow Sea winter between Japan and Hong Kong. Known by world mariners as one thousand miles of hell she is being prepared for her debut at the February 2016 Miami Show passing every design parameter with ease. Designed and built by Marlow’s 300+ full time artisans in our own environmentally green factory, not an independent group Imagine a yacht with the ability of periodic workers assembled by to visit lovely shallow water areas unknown owners of contract at and easily navigate the inland lowest price yards or ramshackle waterway or Great Loop with sheds. Our own retail shipyards fully protected running gear and care for our products in park like advanced aircraft design paramfacilities that follow our strict eters, shunning stick built mop environmental policies worldwide. and bucket technology. You are cordially invited to visit our showplace on Paradise Island Imagine Carbon Fiber, Dupont™ where your yacht will be delivered Kevlar®, Full Stack Infusion®, the industry’s best products standard, by long term professional groups of Marlow employees. Observe efficiently propelled by Aquamet 12-16 Marlow Explorer Yachts 22HS shafting with Computer typically there for commissioning, Numerically Controlled S class milled custom propellers for maxi- routine servicing and loving care mum efficiency; not a cheap knock deserved by such a magnificent expression of the boat builders art. off low grade structure, with low quality alloy that will fail the test Join us to reimagine and realof time in short order. ize the future of yachting absent compromise and the disappointImagine a yacht capable of easily ment of promises unkept. Ask for surpassing and holding the much unsolicited glowing testimonials ballyhooed but relatively modest from demanding owners who requirements Ocean Class “A”, have favored Marlow with single touted as many builder’s Holy and multiple orders; most with Grail; while Marlow has attained ability to choose any vessel built. exalted classification certificates Consider early order as this new few have attempted, and None Marlow is sure to follow the stunsimilar have ever achieved. ning success of her sisterships in the marketplace as several have Imagine a yacht that delights already been ordered by discernthe senses, desire to own rising ing yachtsmen determined to own among those who see her and the best. envy among builders who cannot approach the craftsmanship, It is said that Imagination is the performance and technology, greatest of nations. The bright protecting your family and invest- minds at Marlow have made ment with value no pretender can imagination a reality in 53’. approach in initial cost or overall cost to own. A family history of the industry’s best resale values.
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I F N O T N O W, W H E N ? et off your butt. go outside. do something. My brother, sister and I heard these phrases from our parents on occasion when we were kids — and with train-schedule precision during our teenage years. But we were too busy planning our music careers (see how well that panned out) or hanging around the house with friends, talking about all the things we weren’t doing. My parents were reminding my siblings and me that every day is a gift, and it’s up to you what to do with it. Looking back, they were right. (Don’t tell them I said that.) Some days, they were more successful than others at driving the point home. But time on the boat was the one thing that always got us to rouse our teen-angst-ridden selves out of bed and venture into the great outdoors. That time could be as simple as a few hours of fishing or cruising around our local waterways, but we always said yes to being on the water. And while the music career went out with a whimper, getting us outside led to my life in the marine industry. My brother and I eventually earned our captains’ licenses too.
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These days, my sister comes out any chance she gets. As I write this, it’s mid-December in New York, and my brother and I have spent the past four weekends on the water enjoying an unseasonably mild stretch of weather. We are heeding our parents’ advice, even if it is a few years down the road. It’s never too late to listen. (Hear that, Kevin Aidan Sciacca?) So I would like to pass along my parents’ keen words to you. I know you’re enthusiastic about this amazing pastime, or you wouldn’t be reading this magazine. But all too often these days, I hear from boat-owning friends calling me from some landlocked location explaining why they can’t take time for the family summer cruise or to go looking for that new boat I know they’ve been dreaming about since they sold the last one. I hear, “I’ve got too much stuff going on. I’m busy at work. This new project is taking up my weekends. The kids. I really need to get out on the water, but ... ” Maybe the pace of our technology-driven world has led to this scenario. And if so, it’s within our ability to change it. Take some time for you and your family. Get that boat. Plan that cruise. Go outside. Do something. If not now, when?
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Designer Fulvio De Simoni says the bow’s sports car-style steel grid is his favorite design element on Pershing’s new flagship.
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sive to see on a yacht of such dimensions.” De Simoni collaborated for several months with the Ferretti Group’s management, sales and engineering teams on the 140 concept. Due to launch in 2018, she will be built in light alloy with a raised forward hull section, allowing for a widebody master suite on the main deck. Side wings integrated with the superstructure protect the cockpit, and a newly styled beach club will be a first for Pershing. Three engine packages will be offered: twin MTU 4000 M93Ls in 12V or 16V, or quad MTU M94 2600s. Preliminary data show the first two choices providing a top speed of 24 to 33 knots. The M94s will generate a bracing top end of 38 knots. De Simoni sees owners as those who have loved yachts for years but did not want to trade traditional comforts for modern speed and style — until now. “The Pershing 140,” he says, “will be the ideal boat for those who, in everyday life, give up a cozy sedan for a beautiful sports car that happens to be comfortable too.”
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The 140 will be the first Pershing ever built at the Ferretti Group’s shipyard in Ancona, Italy, which specializes in steel and aluminum motoryachts starting at 131 feet length overall. While the location of the build will be new, the brand DNA will remain thanks to designer Fulvio De Simoni, who has penned all Pershing lines since 1985. He and the group’s team did extensive hull studies, including looking at military vessels, to guarantee that this new megayacht will offer the same level of performance that owners of smaller Pershing models have come to expect from the builder. Pershing is also promising “cutting-edge stabilization systems” so that owners and guests will feel as relaxed on the hook at night as they are thrilled while speeding across the sea by day, at head-turning speeds coming close to 40 knots. Take the next step: pershing-yacht.com
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THE ORIGINA L The 55-foot Sherpa illustrates Arcadia Yachts’ vision to be a think-different builder. By Patrick Sciacca
hen i stood on the aft deck of the Arcadia Yachts’ 85 last fall and heard the builder’s executive team talk about this new vessel called the Sherpa, I couldn’t help but admire them. Here was a group of lifelong yachtbuilders dreaming up and constructing a truly different type of craft. This is a yacht that is varied in style and function. This latter point is driven home by
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the 55-foot Sherpa’s double-paneled solar cells. These cells generate 3.5 kW of power, enough juice to run the yacht’s electronics, A/V system, refrigeration, lights, heads and more. Other features include a pollutantreducing wastewater-treatment setup and an optional hybrid propulsion system that allows the yacht to cruise at 8 knots with zero emissions. Even without a hybrid power system the Sherpa’s semidisplacement, solid
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THE FINER POINTS 1. A view of the master stateroom from the en suite head. 2. The Sherpa has 140 square feet of tender garage area to stow all those must-have water toys. 3. In the single-stateroom layout, the owner’s head spans full beam and includes this large shower. 4. A solar-panel array helps supply power on board, in turn reducing load on the 9 kW generator.
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fiberglass hull form is designed TOP SPEED 25 KNOTS for optimal efficiency. Twin 435 hp Volvo Penta IPS600 diesels are said to push the Sherpa along at a 20-knot cruising speed, with a 25-knot top end. At cruise, the engines reportedly burn about 25 gph. Reducing speed to 12 knots takes that burn down to around 11 gph, offering a range of 466 nautical miles. This yacht has varied layout options panels that can section off or open up too. She can be configured with as few the space within the stateroom. as one stateroom or as many as three. For the voyaging couple traveling with In the one-stateroom setup, the master friends, the two-stateroom version offers takes advantage of the yacht’s 18-foot a guest space with side-by-side berths. A beam, creating a large suite. It features large cruising family might want three a walk-in closet, full-beam head and staterooms, with a forepeak master and modular lounge area. The suite has sliding two rooms with side-by-side berths abaft
and to port and starboard. You also have choices when it comes to the massive cockpit area. Day boaters or weekenders can leave it completely open and select whatever furniture that suits their needs, from several large sun pads to a formal dining table, chairs and bench seating. Enclosing the space creates a more traditional salon. The Sherpa is the entry into Arcadia’s fiberglass yacht line, which runs up to 115 feet length overall. There are plans to develop models in steel and aluminum from 145 to 180 feet. And whether the yacht is small or large, Arcadia will always build on innovation and originality. Take the next step: arcadiayachts-sherpa.com
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GOING THE D I S TA N C E Small-boat voyaging is a storied pastime. By Colin Bell
n november 30, 2015, Victor Mooney completed a 5,000-mile transatlantic row from an island off the coast of Africa to the Brooklyn Bridge in New York City. On that day, Mooney joined a growing list of adventurers who have made long-range, solo trips in small craft. In fact, solo voyages were so popular in the 1960s that Yachting’s February 1966 issue highlighted several adventurers who either were making or had recently completed long-distance passages. The article was called “The Single-Handed Mania.” One noteworthy voyager was 16-year-old Robin Lee Graham, who sailed from California to Hawaii with just his cat for company. John Riding made an east-west transatlantic crossing in a 12-footer. Riding’s only means of calculating his position? A $6 watch and an Air Almanac that expired halfway through his trip. “Immediately you are at sea, all fear is gone,” Riding said at the time. “You accept the situation you have put yourself in to such an extent that if the vessel sank underneath you, you’d go down not with fear, but with a curse.”
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Robin Lee Graham (above) became the youngest person, 16, to complete a solo circumnavigation. Graham sailed from California to Hawaii in the L-24 Dove (right). John Riding (left) blew his foghorn below the water to scare off trailing sharks.
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North Sea fishermen help a sailor (left) beach his 16-footer. Ikuo Kashima (right) sailed from Genoa, Italy, to New York in the 19-foot plywood sloop Koraasa. Sharon Sites Adams (below) aboard the 25-foot Sea Sharp, which she single-handed to Hawaii.
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The modular cockpit design allows Evo 43 owners to move everything, from the seats to the boxes that hold them. The aft deck also folds into the shape of a sun lounge. This lets you fill the cockpit with seating or leave it bare.
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SHAPE-SHIF TER The Evo 43’s transformative hull rewrites the rules for express cruisers. By Michael Verdon
ith a touch of the captain’s which creates a new social dimension smartphone, the Evo 43 for a boat this size,” he says. “But we also morphed into a shape-shift- designed the hull to run well in big seas.” ing cruiser. In 30 seconds, I ran the Evo 43 in a 2-foot chop, and the the aft gunwales folded outward, creating cruiser hit a top end of 38 knots. Powered 10 feet of extra deck space. Another touch by twin 435 hp Volvo Penta IPS 600s with and the aft deck’s center section lifted up pod drives, the boat maneuvered nicely and backward to become a platform that with joystick control too. carried a guest from a higher dock into The boat is also a party platform. Its the cockpit. I thought, What is this craft? cockpit expands by 40 percent to 270 The Evo 43 is a sleek cruiser with a square feet when the side wings are out, black exterior, long paneled windshield widening the beam to an impressive 21 and all-teak cockpit and foredeck. Her feet. But my favorite moving part was the exterior is simultaneously retro- and fu- transom platform operating like a crane. turistic-looking. Naval architect Valerio It can scoop up guests onto the dock or Rivellini says that this vessel was not de- lower into the water as a swim platform. signed to be a one-trick pony. “The big focus, of course, is the opening cockpit, Take the next step: evo43.com
Evo’s minimalist theme continues belowdecks, with leather cabinets that can be removed, a 42-inch flat-screen TV inset into the front bulkhead, and simple wood walls. A separate stateroom sleeps two, while the forward dinette turns into a double berth.
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THE L AST STOP BEFORE O P E N WAT E R The Dry Tortugas lie about 70 miles west of Key West, Florida. Their location and their vibe are truly remote.
he thing i remember, more than anything else, is the feeling of being utterly, entirely alone. As I walked through the remains of the Fort Jefferson military outpost on Garden Key in the Dry Tortugas, I could run my fingers over the brickwork and look through holes in the crumbling walls, but it was the silence that captured my imagination. Not only weres there no other human beings around, but there were no sounds or smells of civilization, either. Not the faint hum of a generator, nor the distant rattling of rigging against a mast — the sound of me taking a deep breath and exhaling seemed somehow louder than a whistling offshore wind. Solitude is something many of us desire, and it is what has long made the Dry Tortugas a place that we seek out. These islands’ history is a mix of good and bad “alone time,” so to speak; one reason Dr. Samuel Mudd was imprisoned here after setting the broken leg of President Lincoln’s assassin, John Wilkes Booth, is that no matter how loudly he screamed, his voice would echo across the Gulf of Mexico until the sound
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Some of the best fun to be had at Garden Key is on and under the water. Snorkeling is encouraged around the old fort’s moat. Kayakers are welcome with a VHF radio or other way of signaling their own boat for help. BY THE NUMBERS
Fort Jefferson was built with more than 16 million bricks in a design intended to hold as many as 1,000 guns for protection. At its peak use, the fort housed close to 2,000 people.
WINDOW ON HISTORY
The view through this crumbling window frame has not changed much since the 1800s.
MORE THAN A FORT
Garden Key, where Fort Jefferson is located, is just one of seven islets in the Dry Tortugas. The others are Loggerhead Key, Bush Key, Long Key, Hospital Key, Middle Key and East Key.
A MOAT, JUST IN CASE Escapees would’ve had to swim 70 miles to Key West, and a moat was built as an extra barrier.
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waves dissipated into the ether. Indeed, as I stood on the grass just outside the walls that once held him and other prisoners, I thought of shouting across the flat-calm water, much as I might holler into a big cathedral to hear my voice reverberate. Here in the Dry Tortugas, there would be no answer. It’s a realization both mesmerizing and humbling, a reminder that even in today’s go-fast world, we really can be alone sometimes. Ferries and seaplanes come from Key West on day-tripper schedules, and yachtsmen can pick up a mooring at any time, plus the required free permit inside Fort Jefferson. A fisherman might come by while you’re on the hook, offering fresh lobster or other catch for the night’s supper, but after he goes, it might be just you, sitting in the harbor and looking up at the stars. Go ahead and shout across the water, back toward Key West. Expect no answers, and enjoy the silence.
Bring your binoculars for a chance to see sooty terns, brown noddy birds, masked boobies and frigates. All are part of the seabird colony that calls the Dry Tortugas home. HAVE WHAT YOU NEED
While Fort Jefferson is a National Park, there are no shops. Bring food, water and other supplies, and be prepared to carry out your garbage too.
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All throughout Fort Jefferson today, aligned arches create stunning architectural shapes.
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THE CHARMER The Invictus 280TT is an eye-catching offering with big-boat style. By Patrick Sciacca
LOA 29'1" TOP SPEED 38 KNOTS
Artfully engineered: There’s even space in this center console for a dressing area and head belowdecks.
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A N ISL A ND CL ASSIC Carriacou shipwrights don’t need a sheaf of blueprints; they’re in the island’s DNA. By Ann Vanderhoof
gleaming, momentsfrom-launch, 22-foot wooden powerboat named Bluewater is being soused stem and stern with 140-proof Jack Iron rum and Carib beer. Its new twin Yamaha outboards are liberally anointed too. The crowd of 100 or more isn’t there merely to watch, but to aid and abet. And the boat’s laid-back, ponytailed owner, Hans Hart, is happily, blissfully, in the midst of this entirely sticky business. Sounds like an unusual start for Bluewater. “One guy didn’t do it, and his boat sank. So I decided not to take a chance. I stuck with local tradition.” What else goes into the ceremony? “The island’s priest sprinkled it with holy water before it launched too. You have to cover all the bases.” Carriacou has a boatbuilding tradition stretching back 200 years. So instead of importing a turnkey powerboat to use at his and his spouse's vacation home, Hart asked 67-year-old Bernard Compton, one of its few remaining
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“ONE GUY DIDN’T DO IT, AND HIS BOAT SANK. SO I DECIDED NOT TO TAKE A CHANCE. I STUCK WITH LOCAL TRADITION.”
Everyone pitches in to help transport the newly finished wooden powerboat to the shoreline a quarter-mile away.
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shipwrights, to build him a vessel by hand. Were there plans for the boat? “They were on lined paper, like you’d find in a school-kid’s notebook. It was more than a back-of-a-napkin sketch, but not much more.” You decided against painting your boat? “Everyone advised me to epoxy and paint it, like other Carriacou boats. I wanted clear polyurethane.” How did you launch the boat? “No trailer. People pushed and pulled the boat from Bernard’s yard to the sea.” The narrow dirt track stretched for a quarter-mile with a couple of tight turns. It had to be slid along logs and planks placed underneath, and the keel did get dinged. Did you regret doing the traditional launch? “I wouldn’t have wanted to launch it any other way.” What’s next on Bluewater’s itinerary? “I’ll fix the finish soon. I still have to catch my first fish from it.”
Hans Hart takes the wheel and throttles of his new 22-footer for the first time — and definitely not the last.
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Are there official plans for the boats that you build? “We make a drawing of what you want, and we go with it. For big ones (such as the race-winning 40-foot sailing sloop he built for his fisherman brother), we do a model.” How does the tradition of building boats on the island get passed down? “I learned from my cousins, and now I’m passing it on to my son and nephews. Not much of the old ones left building boats.” Construction of the boat took place in Compton’s backyard. Are there any building traditions for the boats? “When we put down the keel [of Guyanan greenheart wood] we wet it with rum and water. It’s another tradition.” The ribs are made from Caribbean white cedar, and "you cut it three days before the full moon.”
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S L E E P L E S S S TAT E R O O M S Some yacht berths seem more like origami than places to rest. By Chris Caswell
hat is it that some yacht designers and builders don’t understand about berths — or, as landlubbers call them, beds? Not long ago, a friend showed me his new 50-something footer. I ooohed and aaahed through the yacht — until we got to the master stateroom. There, I laughed out loud. “You’ve got to be kidding,” I said. The builder had created a berth that angled out from one corner diagonally. Aside from thinking it was a silly layout on a boat this size, I was amused by the shape of the bed. “How many sides does this bed have?” I asked my friend. “Hey, look how big it is,” he hedged. The berth had no fewer than eight sides, although a cou-
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ple of them were curved, so I don’t know how they should be counted. The yacht’s brochure claimed it was a king-size berth, but I measured it, and it was a full 8 inches short of the 80inch length required for either king or queen berths. Making it worse was the fact that no standard sheet or blanket could come close to fitting this weirdly shaped berth. It’s no wonder a small industry has
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“ T H E B E R T H H A D NO F E W E R T H A N E IG H T S I D E S , A LT H O U G H A C O U P L E O F T H E M W E R E CU R V E D, S O I D ON’ T K NOW H OW T H E Y S H O U L D B E C O U N T E D.” slept in separate berths, and this boat had two singles set so far apart that it should have been called a Chaste-Craft. But the berths were square, and fitted bedding could be bought at Woolworth’s. Something designers and builders forget is that a person is taller (see: longer) when lying down because your feet droop. And you probably want a pillow. So unless you want your face stuffed against the headboard and your feet in the breeze, you
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need at least the 80-inch length of a king. I’ve seen Euro yachts with singles in the guest cabins, but the berths slide together easily. And they remain square for sheets and blankets. It’s hard to get away with anything but a V-berth where a boat tapers at the bow, but I make an exception in that stateroom. You and your companion might tangle your feet at the narrow end, but that’s nice in a companionable sort of way. And anyone with a sewing machine can make fitted sheets for a V-berth. As you shop for a yacht, try not to laugh loudly at the multiside berths. To prevent future guffaws, I have two suggestions: First, before you buy, be sure you and your companion stretch out on the berth at the same time. And builders and designers, let’s return to simpler berth shapes. Then we can all get some sleep.
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athy rick-joule looked at the letter. She blinked. Again. She’d spent two decades managing the Miami International Boat Show for the National Marine Manufacturers Association, and she’d heard rumblings about the city wanting to renovate the nearly 60-year-old Miami Beach Convention Center. The boat show had been held there since 1969. It had endured the renovation in the 1980s. “We thought this would be very similar,” she says. Until she received that letter. “It said, ‘Just letting you know, we’ll be reaching out to talk about the renovation — and oh, by the
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BUILDING A NEW MARINA
Pennsylvania-based Bellingham Marine is building the all-new, temporary marina that will host the Progressive Insurance Miami International Boat Show at Virginia Key. Special attention is being paid to the use of eco-friendly materials, from the flotation units to the deck boards. BACK IN 1969
That was the last time the show needed a new home. It began a 46-year run at the convention center.
way, there’s a list of shows that will be protected during construction,’” she says. “And the boat show wasn’t on this list.” The $500 million renovation would not be done until 2018. To remain there during construction would have required shrinking the boat show by 80 percent. Thus began the NMMA’s search for a new home as Miami’s premier boat show prepared to celebrate its 75th year in 2016. The NMMA, with the city, is moving the show to Virginia Key, specifically to Miami Marine Stadium Park & Basin. The site has been unused since Hurricane Andrew in 1992, and the effort required has been like trying to lift Mount Everest and shove it over by 6 inches. The city is investing $16 million to $20 million in infrastructure, such as plumbing, electrical wiring and fresh asphalt, for the show (and other events), and the NMMA is using the opportunity to re-imagine the entire show experience. All-new everything is being created, even the docks where 100,000 boat lovers will browse.
While the new show will be about the same size as the convention-center version — about a million square feet — a greater amount of the space will be in-water displays. Around 440 boats will be in the water this year, with room for more in the future. “For the most part, we’ve retained virtually all of our exhibitors, and many of our boat manufacturers are adding a larger in-water component for the first time,” Rick-Joule says. “The engine guys are delighted. Their tent, G tent, folks can walk right past there and see all the engines, then walk right over and see all the kinds of boats that they power.” The NMMA is also using the move to address the two biggest complaints it always received about the previous location: poor parking and dining options. In terms of parking, the previous venue had about 200 exhibitor parking spaces and 2,500 nearby spots for attendees that were iffy at best. Sometimes they were driveways local homeowners rented out for the weekend. Now, there will be 4,000 dedicated spaces on Virginia Key alone for
An overhead rendering (top) of the newly designed footprint for the Progressive Insurance Miami International Boat Show.
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1. The Progressive Insurance Miami International Boat Show’s new, primary venue will be Miami Marine Stadium Park & Basin on Virginia Key. 2.Strictly Sail, run in conjunction with the international boat show, will be at Miamarina at Bayside. 3. Yachts Miami Beach, formerly known as the Yacht & Brokerage Show, will take place on Collins Avenue. 4. The new Superyacht Miami venue, run in conjunction with Yachts Miami Beach, will be at Island Gardens Deep Harbour on Watson Island.
BY THE NUMBERS
50: Number of boats at the first Miami boat show, held 75 years ago.
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1,200: Number of boats expected at the 2016 Progressive Insurance Miami International Boat Show. K E Y B I S C AY N E
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exhibitors, plus VIP parking and a valet for attendees. and take a right, and you’ll see the water taxi or the “All of that will be pre-issued,” Rick-Joule says. valet line for the shuttle bus.” “You’ll have a hangtag ahead of time and come through When it’s mealtime, new options will be available the boat-show lanes over Rickenbacker Causeway.” through Specialty Restaurants Corporation, which Other attendees can use the 10,000 parking spaces manages the Rusty Pelican and Whiskey Joe’s on in downtown Miami that the show will service by Virginia Key. (See “Food Gets a Face-Lift.”) shuttle bus and water taxi. There will be at least 14 The idea with food, as with parking, is to let boating parking venues, all with advance purchase available enthusiasts enjoy the show in a whole new manner. now through ParkJockey online. “People have the ability to control their experience “So this year, when you leave your house, you can in a very different way,” she says. “They should be have your boat-show tickets and your parking already online getting their hotels in downtown Miami, sorted out,” Rick-Joule says, adding that hotels listed booking their parking and getting their show tickets. on the show’s website will have QR codes that people It’s more like a sporting event now. You can choose can scan with smartphones. “If you’re in the lobby where you want to park, take a water taxi and go. at the Hyatt, it will tell you to go out the front lobby You can have it all before you leave your home.”
WHAT’S IN A NAME? The National Trust for Historic Preservation calls Miami Marine Stadium the Commodore Ralph Middleton Munroe Marine Stadium. Munroe designed the 28-foot sharpielifeboat Egret et and was a friend of Nathanael Herreshoff. THE VALUE OF MONEY
When the stadium was built in 1963, it cost just $1 million to complete construction. An additional $900,000 was spent dredging the basin so powerboats could race there.
THIS YEAR, THE SHOW MOVES TO ITS NEW HOME ON V I R G I N I A K E Y N E A R M I A M I M A R I N E S T A D I U M . N E X T, T H E S H O W PL ANS TO SUPPORT EFFORTS TO RESTORE THE S TA D I U M I T S E L F — S O S C E N E S L I K E T H I S B E C O M E R E A L I T Y. A rendering of one idea for future renovations to the Miami Marine Stadium site near the boat show’s new location.
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data for SRC events everywhere from Las Vegas to Manhattan. He attended other boat shows to check out the competition. He thought about meat lovers and vegans and seniors and toddlers. He sought ideas from craft food and beer companies throughout Miami. And he came up with a plan to build several onsite, 24-hour kitchens. They’ll provision every night and offer fresh food by day. Options will include a Wine Down Lounge with cheeses, charcuterie and small plates; a Havana Club & Cigar Bar with sample Cuban cuisine; a Roasted Pig barbecue spot; a Beer Garden with classic pub fare, salad and sushi; and a Kids Corner with build-your-own pizza and fro-yo. “I’m really pumped about the barbecue,” Smith says. “We’re braising stuff for 48 hours ahead of time. The St. Louis ribs are going to be amazing, and the roasted pig is going to be cool. Our other big thing is seafood. We fly in seafood every day from all around the world.” And this year, the food will be available in a place where you can sit and relax. SRC is building onwater dining for 300 to 400 guests apiece, with views. “We’ll have the Biscayne Bay Cafe sitting right in the middle of the docks in the show, and that menu ood as a culinary experience: It’s not a will be similar to the one I do at the Rusty Pelican concept usually associated with a boat show. with a lot of fresh seafood,” he says. Smith has also teamed with Voli Vodka for an That has been the reality for decades at the on-water lounge, and he’s adding a VIP space near Progressive Insurance Miami International Miami Marine Stadium. Whiskey Joe’s and the Rusty Boat Show, with “lousy food” long showing up as Pelican will be open (as will the separately owned the No. 1 or No. 2 gripe (alongside lack of parking). Atlantica Seafood & Market), and delivery will be With the show’s move this year, organizers had a available to exhibitors and boats in the show. chance to rewrite the menu. They brought in Specialty And yes, anyone who wants to skip the new $15 Restaurants Corporation to create everything from brisket sandwich in favor of the traditional $5 hot new dining options to restaurant-quality seating. SRC runs, among other things, the Rusty Pelican dog will still be able to get it — but with an upgrade. “One of my really hard days at work was that I went and Whiskey Joe’s restaurants on Virginia Key. to test 35 different hot dogs,” Smith says. “Even with “We pride ourselves on being destination restauthat kind of food, we’re picking the best of the best. rants,” says SRC managing director Ryan Smith. “You come, and that’s your night.” We want that hot dog to be different than what you For the boat show, Smith looked at historical pull out of your refrigerator. It should be a level above.”
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Specialty Restaurants Corporation, which is handling food at the boat show, is known for dining experiences at HS Lordships in Berkeley, California, and Brady’s ’ Landing in Houston. DINING AT THE SHOW
The newly built Biscayne Bay Cafe will have a menu similar to the Rusty Pelican’s, which includes lobster and mango salad, a blackenedgrouper wrap and coconut shrimp.
“ W E F LY I N S E A F O O D E V E R Y DAY F R O M A L L A R O U N D T H E WO R L D. I F YO U WA N T F R E S H F I S H T H AT WA S C A U G H T T H AT D AY, I T W I L L B E AVA I L A B L E O N - S I T E .” —RYA N SMITH, SRC
Yes, you will still be able to get your favorite boat-show hot dog, but if you want healthier fare, it will be at the show too.
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The Backdrop of History
veryone attending the Progressive Insurance Miami International Boat Show will see it, try to recall its past and imagine its future. The sheer size of Miami Marine Stadium makes it impossible to miss, and the fun that it could offer boat-show attendees in the future makes it exciting to fantasize about. The stadium opened in 1963 as America’s first purpose-designed venue for powerboat racing. Its cantilevered upper section, even today, is considered an architectural marvel, with the design foisting viewers out over the top of the water’s racing stretch. “By boat racers, it’s considered the best place to race a boat in the world. Some of them break down in tears when they talk about it,” says Don Worth, who co-founded Friends of Miami Marine Stadium in 2008. “You have the basin with still water, and you have the spectators right over you. One-third of the stadium is cantilevered over the water. In a lot of boat races, you’re on the banks of a river, and all you can see is a rooster tail. Here, you have an incredible view under that roof.” From its opening day, the stadium hosted not just powerboat races, but also concerts and events on its floating stage. Elvis Presley filmed Clambake there in 1967. Sammy Davis Jr. famously hugged Richard Nixon on stage during a 1972 rally. Queen played the stadium. So did Steppenwolf. “People didn’t just sit in those stands,” Worth says. “They would surround the stage with hundreds of boats. People in inner tubes would be hanging onto
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Architect Hilario Candela, a 28-yearold emigrant from Cuba, designed the stadium. It is 326 feet long and can seat 6,566 attendees. Candela insisted on building in concrete, lest the salt air eat away at steel beams and support columns. INSPIRED BY THE SEA
The stadium’s ’ cantilevered roof was inspired by the shape of sails and the look of the water when the wind blows across it.
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RACES OF THE PAST
The ESPN All American Challenge Series was held at Miami Marine Stadium, along with other major events. The last one before the arena closed was the 20th Annual Budweiser Hydroplane Regatta. BOATS, BOATS, BOATS Not only did go-fast boats pack the parking area outside the stadium on race days, but on concert nights, everyday cruisers — in powerboats, canoes and even inner tubes — amassed in similar fashion on the water, by the stadium’s floating stage.
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the stage. I spoke to a guy who saw The Who there. analysis of how to restore the stadium’s concrete A bongo drum rolled off the stage, and a guy in an exterior, while American Express recently gave inner tube retrieved it. Jimmy Buffett once jumped $80,000 for analysis of the underwater seaside pilings. off the stage after a concert, into the water, just for “I think that in the past couple of years, the question has not gone to, ‘Are we going to restore it?’’’ says fun. It was electric. Just electric.” The stadium was condemned in 1992 after Hurri- Jason Clement of the National Trust for Historic cane Andrew, and graffiti painters have since turned Preservation. “It is more, ‘When is it going to hapit into a haven for street art. Meanwhile, developers pen?’ The boat show coming is going to be huge for have been itching to knock it down and replace it with the stadium. Tens of thousands of eyes will be on luxury condos just 4 miles from the city of Miami. it once again.” “The view is spectacular,” Worth says. “It’s outIndeed, in the years to come, families could attend rageous. If you look at comparable properties in the boat show by day, watch powerboat races in the Miami, that view to a developer is probably worth afternoon and stay for a concert at night, making new memories like the ones Worth is fighting to preserve. a quarter of a billion dollars.” Conservationists like Worth have been fighting “Dave Brubeck and his son were playing there for restoration instead. In 2009, the National Trust once,” he recalls. “There would always be people for Historic Preservation listed the stadium as one in canoes and surfboards, and the people would of America’s 11 Most Endangered Historic Places, come out and anchor next to the stage. There was and in 2012 added it to a list of National Treasures a girl in a bathing suit, and she kept climbing up that includes Washington National Cathedral in the on the stage, and every time she tried, the crowd District of Columbia and the Astrodome in Houston. went wild. Well, Dave Brubeck thought they were A recent grant from the Getty Foundation is funding applauding for him. He played 12 encores.”
Powerboat races at Miami Marine Stadium drew some of the world’s best go-fast enthusiasts.
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teve ryder has spent 28 years working for Pennsylvania-based Bellingham Marine, which, after 60 years in business, touts itself as being the largest dock-building company in the world. Ryder and his colleagues have seen a lot of marinas — but never anything like what they’re building for the 2016 Progressive Insurance Miami International Boat Show. Most boat shows are staged at marinas with existing concrete docks. “The unique thing with the Miami boat show location is that there’s nothing there,” Ryder says. “It has to be completely built for this one single purpose.” The National Marine Manufacturers Association insisted that the new docks be built environmentally friendly, avoiding using temporary docks that could break apart and become floating garbage. The Yachts Miami Beach show on Collins Avenue, run by Show Management, is reportedly working on plans to invest several million dollars to address the same concerns. This year, Bellingham Marine is building the NMMA show’s temporary docks from encapsulated foam. Long in use at many boat shows, the foam is made from microscopic beads that comprise a big block. It floats nicely, but if a boat hits it, the beads and chunks can break off. To prevent that, the new docks are encapsulated, which means thick, black plastic surrounds those foam blocks. “Ramming it with a superyacht is generally OK,” Ryder says. “You can’t cut it with a knife. “Well,” he adds, “I guess you could if you sat there and carved for a while, but it’s a very, very tough plastic.”
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the National Marine Manufacturers Association. “With all of the changes that NMMA is going through, and they’re going to be so distant, a lot of people think our show is also moving,” Keating says. “They think all the boats on Collins Avenue are moving to Key Biscayne. We are not going anywhere.” In fact, Keating says, the Collins Avenue venue will expand for 2016 with several new exhibitors. There’s also a new VIP experience in the works, including parking and a private-car service between the Collins Avenue and Superyacht Miami venues. Showgoers can catch a shuttle bus between the sites, and water taxis will run along Indian Creek Waterway. Water-taxi service is also being discussed between Collins Avenue and Miami Beach Marina, which is a pickup point for public transportation to the new international boat show venue on Virginia Key. Overall, though, Show Management hopes the new Yachts Miami Beach name will help attendees remember that while the two boat shows run concurrently, they are different. “We’re the big kahunas, with the big boats and the big in-water display,” Keating says of Yachts Miami Beach. “We wanted to elevate our presence and our branding to be distinctive.”
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The estimated value of all the boats expected to be on display at Yachts Miami Beach, the event that takes place on Collins Avenue. MASSIVE ECONOMIC IMPACT
The Progressive Insurance Miami International Boat Show and the Yachts Miami Beach show bring more than $600 million in estimated economic impact — more than the Super Bowl, wherever it is played.
t used to be known as the Yacht & Brokerage Show in Miami Beach. Many of us have referred to it colloquially for years as the Collins Avenue show. For 2016, it’s getting a new name — Yachts Miami Beach — and a second venue at Island Gardens Deep Harbour on Watson Island, where Superyacht Miami will debut. Superyacht Miami is being added as a new venue to address the increasing size of yachts the world over — the largest new builds cannot fit at the Indian Creek Waterway site where the Collins Avenue show takes place. About 15 to 20 superyachts are expected to participate in the inaugural year of Superyacht Miami, with the venue able to hold yachts up to 500 feet, says Brett Keating, vice president of consumer marketing for Show Management. The overall show name is changing to Yachts Miami Beach to ensure visitors know the Collins Avenue venue will remain the same, given the publicity about the change of location for the Progressive Insurance Miami International Boat Show run by
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slowly and seemingly silent, a lustrous, metallic- “What yacht is that?” “That’s the new Monte Carlo silver bow emerged from the quay in Cannes, France. Yachts 105,” I responded. “Wow,” he said. Slotted between two larger yachts, this 105-foot The clean, dashing lines of this yacht come from vessel’s hull shimmered in the bright midday light the drafting table of Italian design firm Nuvolari as she spun with prima-ballerina precision in the & Lenard. This group is well-known for creating basin. Her sheer mass, enhanced by larger-than-av- supersize and striking yachts for builders such erage bulwarks, caught my eye. Her elegant, stately as Lürssen, Palmer Johnson and Oceanco. It’s no profile made my heart skip a beat. easy feat to make a yacht look sinewy, sleek and I looked around, and a crowd was gazing at her proportional when she stands 24 feet 7 inches above with me. Even within a marina filled with stunning the water (32 feet 2 inches with radar mast) and offerings, she shined. The yacht headed for open has a 23-foot-5-inch beam. But these designers did. water poised and confident. A man asked aloud, Her profile is aggressive, with a relatively fine
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peered through the weather-tight wraparound windshield of the Protector Targa 30’s enclosed cabin. She slid the port window open to get a better view. She looked forward. She looked aft. Then she turned to port again and looked out even farther. “Wow,” she worhe Wr Ala low that p ously sub be growing u
ORN lding ndw, deep-V, hard-bottom inflatable craft with a solid fiberglass hull and a hypalon tube. The tube was integrated with the hull via proprietary sponson cutouts — circular cuts where the collar touches the hull. “Traditionally, you have a hard-sided boat and a collar is bolted to it,” says Brian Peterson, Protector’s West Coast sales representative. “When you step on the [Protector’s] collar, the whole boat rocks. It’s part of the boat. With other [RIBs], the collar will just roll over until it hits the water, hits the hull or the bolting system engages it.”
The Protector’s draft could handle the relatively shallow waterway, and the boat’s ¾-inch solid hand-laid fiberglass construction combined with its individually sealed, seven-chamber hypalon collar was sturdy enough to take almost any impact. Still, Clare and her two fellow crew members didn’t want to end up a crash statistic like many others who had passed through here. By one famous account, at least one boat had wrecked every quarter-mile of the stretch — and it went on, from here, for another 22 miles. These kinds of experiences can’t happen aboard just any 30-foot boat, and they rarely happen to people like Clare, who found herself on the five-day, 1,100-mile journey without ever having been offshore before. The week before this epic voyage, she’d been bartending. Her friend, Ralph Silverman, had texted her to ask, “Have you ever been to Alaska?” Ralph was joining his friend, Brian Peterson — an employee of Protector Boats, which had to return a loaner vessel from a customer in Alaska to a boat-test site in Seattle. Ralph and Brian needed a third set of hands to help document the trip through notes and photos as they ran the rugged Targa at 40, 50 and sometimes 56 knots. To most people, that kind of journey on a 30-footer might sound out there, but for Protector, it’s business as usual. The company is well-known for its military and commercial craft; in recent years, it has added creature comforts to appeal to the yacht market. It now offers three lines (Targa, Center Console and Tauranga), ranging from 22 to 46 feet length overall, with the Targa 30 being the smallest in that line. As Clare stepped aboard, she had the benefit of a 130-gallon tank carrying enough fuel to minimize stops along the way, plus those sliding enclosure windows, shock-mitigating Opposite clockwise from top left: Brian and Ralph pick oysters. Clare is a happy cruiser. A breaching whale is quite the sight. The harbor in Ketchikan. One of the trip’s natural beauties, a waterfall. Twin 300 hp Mercury Verados provide power. Ralph stands under whale bones at Telegraph Cove’s whale museum.
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captain’s chairs and split rear bench seating. She and her friends might have been cruising through some potentially treacherous waters, but they felt safe and ready, even when Poseidon seemingly took things up yet another notch. “Iceberg!” Brian yelled. “Right ahead!” It was still Day One when Ralph pulled back on the Targa’s throttles, easing the twin 300 hp Mercury Verado outboards to a crawl. Six eyes fixated on the small, distant object that was growing in size as the 30-footer approached. It didn’t look all that big and scary, but then again, neither had the iceberg that brought down the 883-foot RMS Titanic. The Targa’s collar has an Armour Guard nose cone and chafe-resistant rub rails, but just the same, Ralph made sure to keep plenty of room between the boat and towering ice, knowing only about 10 percent of the berg was visible above the surface. When the boat had cleared the hazard, Ralph let out a sigh. Clare barely seemed fazed at all. “There’s a rainbow behind it,” she said with a smile. “Let me get some pictures.” For the next day and a half, the seas were smooth, but winds picked up on the afternoon of Day Three. More than 115 miles stood between the Targa’s crew and a warm place to bunk down for the night. At first, the wind was hardly noticeable, but it reached 30-knot gusts in a matter of hours. After 65 miles, the waves rose above the cabin to 6 feet, then 8, then 10, eventually reaching 12. The vessel surfed up and down at a measured pace, looking smaller and smaller as the seas grew bigger and bigger. “She’s handling it well, but we should probably push through this,” Ralph said. “I’m taking her up to 25 knots.” After nearly two hours of battling a tempestuous ocean, the group arrived in Port Hardy, British Columbia, dry and in good spirits. They hadn’t felt nervous, but stepping off the boat brought a sense of relief. Two mornings later, at the start of the final 88-mile leg, Ralph set the tone anew. “Keep your eyes peeled for Orcas,” he said. “I’ve seen them in this area before.” The Targa was cruising at nearly 45 knots when Clare signaled to slow down. Ralph reduced speed just 30 minutes into the final leg. The Protector fell off plane fast. “Look off in the distance!” Clare yelled. “Ralph, I think you missed your calling as a whale-watching guide.” The three gazed for 15 minutes as several orca pods passed, heading north. With the Verados nearly silent, the trio could hear a synchronized chorus of blowholes exhaling. There was no peeking through the opened port window for Clare this time. She was out on deck, in the sun, grinning. Brian and Ralph joined her. She looked to them, remembering everything she had seen in five days, and said, “What a perfect ending to the trip.”
The way Protectors are built — for commercial and military use — makes them ideal for those who want to escape on ultimate cruising adventures. The Targa 30 is an evolution of Protector’s previous 28-foot model, with options for wider bunks, a redesigned dashboard to accommodate larger displays and better ergonomics for electronics, higher steering wheel placement for more room at the helm and an additional 6 square feet of cockpit space.
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Aside from two stretches of dense fog and a two-hour storm on Day Three, the group had relatively easy cruising from Alaska to Seattle.
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With twin 715 hp Cummins diesels as standard power, the Ferretti 550 has a 30-knot top end.
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FERRE T TI YACHT S 550
CRUISING HOME The Ferretti 550’s maiden voyage spanned more than two months and 1,500 nautical miles. Starting in July, she meandered from Cattolica on Italy’s east coast down the Adriatic seaboard, around the stiletto-heeled boot of the country, past Sicily and through the Strait of Messina, and up the west coast to the Italian and French rivieras, before arriving for her debut at the Cannes Yachting Festival in September. STEADY AS SHE GOES
Never award points for fast and furious when it comes to flybridge cruisers, for which performance should always be more stately than startling. Ferretti Yachts’ design team clearly agrees with me because there are no engine options for this model. Twin 715 hp Cummins diesels, straight boxes and shafts deliver a top speed of 30 knots and a comfortable fast cruise of just over 25 to 26 knots, all perfectly acceptable for a model with a full-load displacement of around 66,000 pounds — and perfectly on message when it comes to brand DNA. COMMANDING POSITIONS
On the face of it, helm areas aboard Ferretti’s yachts haven’t changed too much, and for good reason. Fashion has never been allowed to get in the way of sensible ergonomics. The wheel, with that double-F hub, has looked the same for more than 20 years. The shifters and thruster toggles are precisely where they should be: easy to handle for the helmsman, but not where anyone else can accidentally nudge them. A breaker panel is right by the helm too. Both the 550’s main deck and flybridge helms are to port, but below, the shifters and thruster controls fall to the right hand; above, they go to the left hand to ease the docking process.
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Do you have family members who would like to cruise with you but regularly suffer from mal de mar? If so, opt for the Seakeeper 9 gyrostabilizer. It takes a half-hour or so to spin up to operating speed, and then it really works. If you haven’t cruised with one before, trust me. The unit doesn’t take up much space and can reduce boat roll by as much as 95 percent. During my time behind the wheel, I spotted some particularly lumpy water, a disturbed pocket of crosscurrents well offshore. I stopped us right in the thick of it. If you weren’t paying attention, you never would have known.
Ferretti did a remarkable job of balancing the 550’s exterior lines while creating considerable internal volume.
OUTSIDE PERSPECTIV ES This yacht represents the builder’s return to the under-60-foot market with a striking design developed by Ferretti’s in-house team, along with Studio Zuccon International. EVOLUTION OF THE SPECIES
Ferrettis have been among the most desirable flybridge motoryachts for around three decades. Here’s how its 50-somethings have evolved over time. Their lines have become less aggressive, more timeless. The windows are bigger, and, with the advent of hull windows, there are more of them. Main salons have more light, and visibility is better. And foredeck terraces have emerged, adding a new dimension to on-deck real estate.
enough for a Williams 325 jet tender, now almost de rigueur for a motoryacht of this size. DOCKING
A docking station on the aft deck is optional. The Side-Power bow thruster is standard, and you can get a stern thruster too. (You don’t need the latter — until, of course, you need it, if you know what I mean.) FAVORITE SPOT OUTSIDE
Aft-deck sofas are my favorite places aboard, and the one on the 550 ticks all the boxes. In marinas, they’re the place to watch the world slide by, the place where I like to indulge two perfectly compatible passions: books and coffee.
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FERRE T TI YACHT S 550
BUILDING A L OYA L F O L L O W I N G Ferrettis are well-built, meaning they are expertly crafted and solidly engineered without being inefficiently heavy. And this builder always designs its yachts for cruising speeds rather than top speeds — because that’s what’s really important for flybridge cruisers. Quality control and after-sales service have always been to a high standard too, which almost certainly accounts for the brand’s owner loyalty. (Ferretti claims 90 percent of clients are repeats.) I recall visiting all three of Ferretti’s production facilities a few years ago and being impressed from design through pre-delivery checks.
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You’ll find great headroom in the owner’s stateroom, which is three steps down from the bottom of the companionway. I’m a half-inch north of 6 feet tall, and I had a full palm width to spare between the top of my head and the headliner just about everywhere in the master. That sets this yacht apart in this size range. The owner’s wardrobe is big too, and I love the two-seat booth seating and table to starboard. (A sofa’s an option.) Plenty of leather detailing and stainless steel complement the full-beam mirror behind the bed.
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INSIDE PERSPECTIV ES The layout of the Ferretti 550 is all about connecting to the tranquil waters around you, as well as to your friends and other guests on board. SEAMLESS
Open living is what everyone wants aboard these days, and the Ferretti 550 has it. The design of the big aft-deck door works with the main salon and aft-deck soles, which merge at a discreetly engineered gutter without any step. It all makes for great continuity between the inside and outside. The one-space perception is enhanced further by a dark lacquered panel that extends from the cockpit deck head into the main salon, and it includes striking strip lighting. Similarly, I really appreciated the way the teak decking was taken through into the galley aboard our test boat, but I can also see the challenge to that beautiful look: Having bare teak in a food-preparation area could end up looking grubby. The alternative is to opt for a galley sole the same as the one in the rest of the salon. AMAZING GLAZING
The first thing I noticed in the main salon was the uninterrupted views in all directions. The large glass sections really wow. Look at how big those salon windows are and how relatively little the pillars and mullions are around them. COOL AND CALM
Ferretti interiors always shout quality, and this one yells with the best of them. Leather is one of those touch points this brand has always done beautifully. Twenty-five years ago, most Ferrettis would have had high-gloss cherry wood and heavily wrinkled, rich cream leather upholstery. Today’s decor aboard our test boat was ultra-cool, smooth gray leather with reverse-stitched seams and silk-lacquered, rift-sliced walnut veneers, all beautifully contrasted by taupe and dark chocolate lacquerwork. CREW SPACE
Ferretti offers the 550 with an option for a crew cabin or overspill area in the transom. Most stateside buyers will likely be owner-operators and are more apt to use this space as a large lazarette for stowing fenders, extra lines and the like.
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Ferretti takes full advantage of the 550’s 15-foot-10-inch beam to create a palatial master. This breakfast nook can also be set up as a sofa.
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SEEING ALL ANGLES 3-D sonar can help you find fish and increase your situational awareness. B y D a vid S chmidt
n the spring of 1998, my family and I chartered a boat for a week of cruising Australia’s Whitsunday Islands and snorkeling on the Great Barrier Reef. While the boating was world class, one nightly challenge involved finding sandy holding ground to avoid damaging coral heads with our anchor. Some areas, such as Hamilton Island, had designated anchoring zones. Other anchorages were less restricted. We learned to use our snorkeling gear to find suitable spots, but this could be dodgy (read: sharks) if we arrived around sunset.
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Dropping the hook in environmentally sensitive areas such as Australia’s Great Barrier Reef can be tricky without 3-D sonar.
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TR AV ELING SPEEDS While 3-D and forward-looking sonars increase situational awareness, it’s important to understand this equipment’s operational limits. Garmin’s Panoptix provides live 3-D imagery while a boat is motionless or moving; however, Garmin advises that users restrict themselves to “safe operating speeds.” Simrad’s StructureScan 3D requires that the boat be idling to generate imagery, with the sweet spot at roughly 2 knots, and the ForwardScan sonar has an alarm-enforced 20-knot speed limit. But given that all forward-looking sonar has a maximum range of 300 to 500 feet, a boat running at 20 knots will travel this distance in 8.88 to 14.81 seconds; at 10 knots, she’ll cover this same ground in 17.77 to 29.62 seconds. Because of this, boaters are advised to travel slowly while relying on this equipment.
Fortunately 3-D down-scan sonar has arrived. EchoPilot, Garmin and Navico (which makes Simrad, Lowrance and B&G offerings) are the only marine-electronics manufacturers making 3-D sonar at the time of this writing. They all say that fishing is one of the main real-world uses for 3-D sonar, but that some of the technology’s most important applications are increased situational awareness. While these companies all offer users the ability to look ahead of their bows, Garmin’s and Navico’s newest offerings (Panoptix and StructureScan 3D, respectively) also create downward-looking 3-D renderings of the ocean floor, a particularly useful feature for anyone interested in benignly setting their hook. Garmin snapped heads last spring when it released two 3-D sonars, Pan-
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optix Forward and Panoptix Down. Each requires a compatible Garmin multifunction display (MFD), a Panoptix multibeam smart transducer and an Ethernet connection. Both Panoptix products use phased-array scanning technology that simultaneously transmits more than 100 sonar beams, which are broadcast on an undisclosed fi xed frequency from discrete transducer elements. This energy returns as echoes, which the smart transducer and MFD convert into 3-D imagery. Dave Dunn, Garmin’s senior manager of marine sales and marketing, says that Panoptix scans every surface and detail of the water column and the seafloor, rather than scanning select points and interpolating data. “We can show multiple targets at the same range,” Dunn says. “We have so much data coming in that we can use the MFD and look at the [sonar
imagery] from any angle.” And thanks to the Attitude Heading Reference System sensor built into each Panoptix transducer, the system can dynamically correct its sonar transmissions to compensate for the boat’s motion, allowing the sonar to generate imagery irrespective of whether the boat is moving. Moreover, Panoptix Forward and Down sonars both have multiple display modes that graphically present the sonar data from different viewing perspectives to help increase a user’s situational awareness. Simrad unveiled its forward-looking
“WE HAVE SO MUCH DATA COMING IN THAT WE CAN USE THE MFD AND LOOK AT THE [SONAR IMAGERY] FROM ANY ANGLE.” ForwardScan sonar last winter, and its latest StructureScan 3D (SS3D) sonar complements this technology by providing 3-D imagery similar to the Panoptix Down’s “RealVü 3D Historical” mode. Navico’s approach is different from the multibeam setup. The Navico StructureScan 3D (SS3D) transom-hung, 455-KHz transducer has seven discrete elements: one that transmits (and receives) looking straight down, plus six side-looking elements (three to port; three to starboard). Of these six side-looking elements, two (one to port, one to starboard) transmit energy athwartships, while the other four listen for echoes. “This allows us to receive two signals for every one that we send out,” says Matthew Laster, Navico’s product manager of sonar technology. “We know the sound wave was the same when it was transmitted, and this allows us to compare the [two] echoes, which gives us the angle difference of all returns.” This well-known principle of comparing sonar returns to derive target information is called interferometry, which Laster describes as “shooting a 3-D movie using sound instead of light.” Hardware-wise, an SS3D system is composed of an SS3D black-box module and a SideScan 3D Skimmer transducer networked to a Navico MFD. The SS3D system creates its 3-D imagery by establishing the seafloor’s depth across the entire sonified area (the max-
Simrad’s StructureScan 3D uses interferometry to create 3-D sonar imagery of all structure and swimmers below your keel.
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imum operating depth is 200 feet), then scanning across this entire 180-degree sonar sweep using port- and starboardfacing elements (users can select a range up to 600 feet). This data is placed on a 3-D graphical layer. The SS3D module creates composite imagery by superimposing a 2-D graphical layer of high-resolution bottom-scanning data on top of its 3-D layer, which is sent to the MFD. Once that image is on screen, the MFD adds a reference icon of your yacht as well as Leading Edge data, providing a graphical representation of where the beam is pointing and its most recent sonar returns, which are updated in real time. Much like a traditional fish finder’s history, imagery from the newest SS3D or Panoptix Down systems populates on one side of the display as old information “falls off” the other side. Additionally, the SS3D uses GPS data, allowing the system to correlate
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Garmin’s Panoptix Down RealVu 3D Historical generates a 3-D image using sonar. a given feature to its location on a chart and enabling users to create waypoint overlays of water-column targets, wrecks or seafloor structure. Unlike Garmin’s Panoptix, however, SS3D-equipped vessels must be idling to generate imagery. While the Garmin and Simrad sonars leverage different technologies, they both use contrasting colors to graphi-
cally differentiate the seafloor and bottom structure from targets in the water column. Also, both Garmin and Navico allow users to view and control their 3-D sonar imagery via a smartphone or tablet. As for preserving coral heads, there’s no question that 3-D sonar allows you to find the best holding grounds, irrespective of any lurking apex predators.
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O F F S H O R E E N T E R TA I N M E N T When it comes to ensuring satellite-television signal reception, the bigger the antenna, the better. Intellian’s 20-inch, television-receive-only (TVRO) i5 antenna ($5,995) was designed to let boaters cruise farther afield without worrying about missing the big game or season finale. Much like Intellian’s other i-Series TVRO antennas, the i5 has two-axis stabilization, allowing the antenna to track and receive signals in rough seas. Better still, the i5 offers Intellian’s Wide Range Search algorithm, helping the antenna find its signal quickly. Proprietary technology called Dynamic Beam Tilting provides instant beam analysis that helps the antenna avoid skips or loss of service while mitigating noise by reducing the amount of time the antenna’s motors need to run. Intellian, intelliantech.com
Imtra’s dimmable Largo TriColor LED dome lights ($219) helps you operate after sundown and preserve night vision with three colors: white, red and blue. The standard version has a polished stainless-steel bezel, and the light’s surface-mounted design fits aboard boats with minimal recessed-overhead space. For energy-conscious boaters, the 4.7-watt LED light offers the equivalent lumen output of a 30-watt halogen bulb. A push-button switch controls everything from power supply to color selection and dimmer settings. The DC-powered unit also offers IP65-rated waterproof construction, a 96-degree illumination area, a two-wire installation process and an anticipated 50,000-hour life span. Imtra, imtra.com
FOREV ER FL ARE Chances are you’ve replaced your share of emergencysignaling flares — their expiration dates always seem to arrive sooner than expected. Sirius Signal’s SOS Distress Light ($99) solves this problem by using LED lights as the flare’s light source. Sirius says that the flares can be seen from more than 10 nautical miles away and can operate for up to six hours at peak light-emitting intensity (and up to 60 hours of total operation) while satisfying all U.S. Coast Guard requirements. The SOS Distress Light is buoyant and delivers the peace of mind that your emergency-signaling device will never expire. Sirius Signal, siriussignal.com
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old-down teak beaches and terraces have become a standard feature on megayachts, but Scout Boats might be the first to install a foldout beach platform on a 42-footer. Stevie Potts, son of Scout founder Steve Potts, seized on the idea several years ago when he saw a Lazzara 92 with a side balcony. The side-platform application would be ideal for outboard-powered boats, Stevie thought, since it would free up transom space. The Scout 420 LXF’s beach platform turned into a home run for the builder. All 420s currently under build have this option. (It will soon be offered on the builder’s upcoming 380 LXF too.) “I played with the drawings
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Like the 420 LXF’s hull, the beach-platform section is vacuum-infused, foam-filled and wrapped in carbon fiber. “I wanted a stiff, lightweight platform that could withstand the bump of another boat or waves crashing down on it,” says Scout’s Stevie Potts. “We chose hydraulic lifts because they work well in salt water and offer a manual bypass.” The teak-covered platform also has a boarding ladder, handgrips and drink holders.
Closed, the 28-inch-wide opening fits seamlessly into the gunwale, maintaining the hull’s structural integrity.
An idea from the superyacht world, the side beach platform is a clever alternative to a traditional aft-platform setup.
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T H AT C H A R M I NG M A N There are many beach-side bars around the world, but there is only one Foxy’s. By Jake Lamb
h e n i t c o m e s t o Jost Van Dyke in the British Virgin Islands, the population of 298 doesn’t quite seem to match the island’s 13 beach bars. Ask anyone about the best place for a refreshing adult beverage, and they ’ll probably tell you Foxy ’s, followed by a story about their last memorable night there — perhaps accidentally swapping tenders with another boater who enjoyed one too many rum punches. Philicianno “Foxy” Callwood is such a legendary character, known to so many yachtsmen and their friends that in December, CYBA International inducted him into the Charter Yacht Hall of Fame, thanking him for all the fun he contributes to charter vacations that stop at Jost Van Dyke.
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Grab a stool at Foxy’s Tamarind Bar. You’ll be sold on the fresh-caught seafood, microbrewed beers and attitude-altering, rum-infused drinks like the Dread Fox, Sly Fox and Wreck on the Rocks. Stop p by on the right night and meet the legend. He sometimes sits in his hammock outside the bar, strumming his guitar. Tell him about your travels, and he might sing you your very own tune, made up on the spot. Dig the decor. The bar is covered in T-shirts, flags and everything else people have left behind or signed. Jam on New Year’s Eve. So many people come to the island for Foxy xy’s annual Old Year’s Night party that Great Harbour is filled to the max with boats. Arrive early if you want a spot. The live music, street performers and island cuisine will keep your barefoot toes tapping and taste buds satisfied long after the old year ends and the new one starts.
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TIMELESS ST YLE The 33 Aquariva Super is your at-sea guide to the good life.
he progressive insurance Miami International Boat Show allows me to escape the frozen Northeast and see the wares from the world’s finest boatbuilders. I’m looking forward to Riva’s offerings — the Italian builder will showcase its latest along with an impeccably restored, mahogany-hull 1950s Riva Tritone, a crown jewel in the company’s 173-year history. The Tritone represents what Giuseppe Meneghetti, Riva U.S. brand sales manager, calls “Riva’s tradition, expertise and passion [that’s] been handed down from father to son.” Carlo Riva, the third generation of Riva men, transformed the boutique builder into the epitome of la dolce vita. In the 1950s and ’60s, Hollywood elite and royalty owned Rivas. From the Tritone evolved the Aquarama, which became today’s fiberglass 33 Aquariva Super. She’s a flawless evolution of style, as the Aquariva retains that gorgeous stem-to-stern undulation of her predecessors. From her stainless-steel bow fairlead with integrated hawse to her mahogany and maple foredeck to her teak toe rails and swept windshield, she’s one of the world’s most elegant runabouts. The standard navy-blue hull sets off the dark brightwork and contrasts beautifully with the cockpit’s creamy leather, U-shaped settee abaft the portside helm. By the way, the steering wheel is unique to each Aquariva and, Meneghetti says, is “a [solid] block of aluminum carved on a control numeric machine.” Fine-grain leather covers the wheel. For the captain, a leather helm chair with flip-up bolster provides standing or seated comfort. Friends will flock to the Aquariva. Fortunately,
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The Aquariva illustrates a 173-year tradition of excellence. there’s room for six on her settee, with a pod-style mahogany table that converts into a larger dining table. For entertaining, there’s a wet bar and refrigerator/ice maker to starboard of the helm. Sun worshipers will appreciate the large transom sun pad, and her swim platform has a hydraulic ladder for easy water access. Another neat feature is the electrically activated canopy, which works like a sports car’s cabriolet top. Flip a switch and
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the clever Bimini top shades the helm area and settee. Power is from twin 370 hp Yanmar diesels, providing a 35-plus-knot cruise speed and a top end north of 40 knots. Interested in a 33 Aquariva? Since 2000, Riva has built 250 of them. The model is still under production today as the Aquariva Super, with limited editions by Italian fashion house Gucci and industrial designer Marc Newson. A 2015 base model runs around $700,000; fully optioned or special editions top $1 million. At press time, I found 13 on the brokerage market, from $241,000 for a 2001 to $795,000 for a 2012 Gucci model with custom white hull. At any price, few vessels turn heads and capture hearts like a 33 Aquariva Super.
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This is by far the most highly optioned 80 Hatteras ever built. She has won Crestron’s most innovative Yacht award for 2014. Everything from the custom exterior seating to the custom Walker Zanger tile work throughout brings this yacht to the top of her class. She is offered for immediate delivery and will include CAT Extended Platinum Warranty. Stock #120409. Contact James Corts at 239-253-2984
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In the Flybridge range, the Azimut 58 is a masterpiece of aesthetics, spaciousness, luminosity and livability. MISAR is by far the nicest 58 Fly available for sale. She has many additions from a painted Tenerife Blue Hull, separate crew quarters, Ray Marine G series electronics package to the NEW Sea Keeper Gyro Stabilizer. MISAR has been kept in fresh water and stored indoors during the winter months which have helped to preserve this vessel in pristine condition. The owner is anxious to move into a larger Azimut but will consider all trades. Stock #104609. Contact James Corts at 239-253-2984
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The spacious salon opens into the galley, dining and pilothouse, providing for an expansive living area. The full glass and stainless-steel salon door allows the aft deck to be an extension of the salon. Inside the salon, genuine african mahogany perfectly complements the yacht’s reveal-style cabinetry and decorative soffit overhead. The large salon windows offer an expansive view, while duets recessed into pockets provide privacy. Stock #123318. Contact David Michie at 239-872-7503.
A very custom boat built by a long time Hatteras owner. Every thought and detail went into the design and layout with the extreme angler in mind. Some features to consider: Furuno Electronics, CAT C32A 1800 HP Extended warranty until October 2015, Twin Generators, Custom Pipewelders Tower, Teak Cockpit, Custom Painted “Mask”. Many other features. Please call for showing. Stock #99868. Contact David Michie at 239-872-7503.
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The original owners of this boat has located their next vessel. Very experienced owner has spared no expenses in the maintenance of their boat. Very significant options include: Water maker, Night Vision, CAT C18 Power with extended warranty until 5/4/2016. 1,500 hours, Custom Marquit bow seating, Fly Bridge Air Conditioning, 2 Generators (Northern Lights 20kw) upgraded 9sq ft Stabilizers, Fuel Polishing System, Water purifier (Seagull), Inverter System: 3000W/70 Amp), Teak deck, 3 underwater lights, Trash compactor 12” Wine Cooler in salon. Stock #121900. Contact David Michie at 239-872-7503.
Luxurious experiences require much more than the aggregation of superior parts. True luxury, inspired luxury, requires that breathtaking style and rock-ribbed substance come together in perfect symbioses. It’s aesthetics and functionality that not only complement each other, but elevate each other. This is where the L650 Fly makes its way. Stock # 126777 . Contact David Michie at 239-872-7503.
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106 HORIZON 2005
127 IAG 2014
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150 TRI-DECK MOTOR YACHT
Twin CAT C30s. Highly customized & extremely spacious. Three luxurious owner staterooms forward plus 2 staterooms aft. Contact Mack Carroll 954-648-8989.
118 MILLENIUM RAISED PILOTHOUSE YACHT 2003
116 AZIMUT 2005
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Not for sale in US waters
New construction opportunity for under $20M. Delivery 2017. Contact Joe Marino 954-328-2059.
Split level on-deck master plus full beam VIP and 2 Guest Staterooms. Contact Andrey Shestakov 954-274-4435.
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Twin MTUs. Five staterooms plus media room sleep 14 Guests. Crew for 5. Stern garage. Contact Joe Marino 954-328-2059.
100 DENISON 1985
115 BENETTI 2006
100 AZIMUT LEONARDO 2010
Not for sale in US waters
Not for sale in US waters
garage leaves decks free for entertaining. Contact Joe Marino 954-328-2059.
Twin Detroits. Four luxurious staterooms plus crew, convenient day head. 2 boat owner, bring offers! Contact Mack Carroll 954-648-8989.
Only 160 hrs on twin MTU 16V2000s. Interior shows like new. Trac fin stabilizers, fresh bottom. Contact Stephen Faraldo 561-322-8279 or Joe Marino 954-328-2059.
100 BROWARD 2001
100 AZIMUT 1999
97 HARGRAVE 2003 Elevator
5 stateroom yacht with 3 VIP cabins makes her unique! Major upgrades in 2014. Must see! Contact Andrew Thomas 954-804-2340.
94 CUSTOM LINE 2000
5 luxurious staterooms including rare on-deck master. Desirable CAT power w/ extended warranties. Contact Joe Marino at 954-328-2059.
Refit 2012. Accommodates 9 guests, luxurious cherry interior. Twin 3412E CATS. Contact Chris Carroll 954-303-5604.
90 HARGRAVE 2001
87 JOHNSON 2005
Twin 3412E CATs, full stabilized. New A/C, bottom paint, and soft goods. 4 stateroom plus crew. Contact Chris Carroll 954-303-5604.
Twin C30 CATs. 4 staterooms including on-deck master; crew for 3. Garage for toys. Contact Chris Carroll 954-303-5604 or Mack Carroll 954-648-8989.
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Twin 1800 hp MTUs with 1,000 hrs. Twin Kohler gens. 4 Stateroom, Located Italy. Asking 1.1M Euro. Contact Mark Meyer305-927-8616.
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101 HARGRAVE 2010
61 VIKING 2004
Sistership
On-Deck Master plus 3 Guest Staterooms and accommodations for 6 crew. 1,000 hrs on CAT C32s. Contact Chris Carroll 954-303-5604.
80 MERRITT SPORTFISH 2003
Not for sale in US waters
Contact Ed Biggie 954-868-0526.
76 PERSHING 2006
80 FERRETTI 2013
Not for sale in US waters
Twin 16V2000 Detroits. 4 stateroom/4 head layout. 36’ tuna tower, Rupp outriggers. Contact Chris Carroll 954-303-5604.
750 FERRETTI 2013
Only 400 hrs on MTUs. 4 stateroom plus 4 crew. Stabilized. Gorgeous, contemporary interior. Contact Joe Marino 954-328-2059.
Twin 2000 hp MTU, 3 stateroom. Well equipped and in great condition. 900K Euro. Contact Mark Meyer 305-927-8616.
75 HATTERAS 2002
75 PEARL 2015
Not for sale in US waters
Twin 1524 hp MTU, 4 staterooms. Like-new condition. Asking 2.5M Euro. Contact Mark Meyer 305-927-8616.
72 PERSHING 2007
5 stateroom/5 head, Great Lakes boat. Equipped with all the major options. Contact Mike Levell 586-530-3318.
70 ARGOS MARINE 2012
65 ALSO AVAILABLE
4 SR + 2 crew. Spacious on-deck galley. Passerelle, 2F Series 4000 pod drives. Garage. Contact Randy Kires 954-401-6888.
70 CONSTELLATION CATAMARAN 2013
Not for sale in US waters
Twin MTU with only 650 hrs! Impeccable condition! Best on the market. 1.1M Euro. Contact Mark Meyer 305-927-8616.
68 SEA RAY SS 2004
Twin CAT C12, stabilized. 4 staterooms plus 2 crew. Day head, split level sundeck. Contact Andrey Shestakov 954-274-4435.
66 GRAND HARBOUR 2009
Twin CAT 3412’s, 3 staterooms, All NEW electronics! A must see!! Contact Andrew Thomas 954 804 2340.
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Brand new luxury catamaran. 4 stateroom/4 head layout, fully equipped. Inspected passenger vessel certification available. Contact Gregg Silver 305-304-4574.
65 SUNSEEKER MANHATTAN 2016
MAN 1200s with Warranties. Hard-top, stabilizers, and duty paid. Fully loaded. Contact Stephen Faraldo 561-322-8279.
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65 PRINCESS 2001
65 VIKING 2002
65 FAIRLINE 2000
Not for sale in US waters
Freshwater Boat
Twin MTU 16V2000; 4 stateroom/4 head layout. Meticulously maintained. Many recent upgrades. Contact Ed Biggie 954-868-0526
1300 hp MANs, passerelle. $80K in recent upgrades. Asking $550K. Contact Mark Meyer 305-927-8616.
64 PERSHING 2010
62 PRESTIGE 2013
Twin 1550 hp MANs. Low hours, like-new condition. Motivated, bring offers! Contact Mark Meyer 305-927-8616.
Twin Volvo IPS 900, low hours. Bow thruster and IPS drives for super easy maneuvering. One owner vessel. Contact Mack Carroll 954-648-8989.
60 SUNSEEKER MANHATTAN 2011
58 TECHNO MARINE VOYAGER 1993
Upgraded with Twin MAN 1000 engines. 3 Guest Staterooms plus 1 crew. Contact Stephen Faraldo 561-322-8279.
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57 SPENCER CUSTOM SPORTFISH 2013
57 SYMBOL 1997
Twin 3412E CATs, 4 stateroom, 3 head plus crew. Refit 2014, many recent upgrades. Contact Stephen Faraldo 561-322-8279.
60 GRAND ALASKAN 2000
Twin CAT 3196. Well equipped, long range cruiser. Extensive upgrades. Contact Dennis Rhodes 954-695-2839.
57 CARVER VOYAGER 2001
“Stabilized”, Cummins QSM11, updated electronics, new batteries. Engines just serviced. Contact Gregg Silver 305-304-4574.
57 OCEAN YACHTS 2006
Not for sale in US waters
Twin 900 hp Volvo IPS D-13. Custom Pipe Welders Tower and carbon fiber hard top. Tens of thousands spent in upgrades including electronics, stabilizers, fly bridge enclosure, & Gorgeous teak interior. She’s a real head turner! Contact Chris Carroll 954-303-5604. underwater lights. Contact Dennis Rhodes 954-695-2839 or Brad Nelson 954-205-7944.
56 OCEAN SUPER SPORT 2001
Twin 1500 hp MTUs. 3 staterooms. SAT TV, air-conditioned flybridge. Contact Ed Biggie 954-868-0526.
56 CARVER VOYAGER SEDAN 2006
56 SUNSEEKER PREDATOR 2000 $299K
The only one for sale with MTUs! All service up to date. Over 100K in recent upgrades. Contact Stephen Faraldo 561-322-8279.
Twin 675 hp Volvos. 3 stateroom/2 head layout with gorgeous cherry interior. Hydraulic swim platform, underwater lights. Contact Brad Nelson 954-205-7944.
Retractable top, full Eisenglass and canvas. Completely upgraded in 2014. Contact Mack Carroll 954-648-8989.
54 HATTERAS CONVERTIBLE 1992
50 BAIA 2014
42 HYDRA SPORTS 2014
Owner change of plans creates rare opportunity! If speed is your passion, this may be your boat! Contact Joe Marino 954-328-2059.
Triple Yamaha 350s w/ 5 yr warranty and low hrs. Double row seating, custom interior. Contact Chris Carroll 954-303-5604.
Twin CAT 3412, 3 staterooms. Packed with electronics and options. Must see! Contact Ed Biggie 954-868-0526.
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2006 HINCKLEY TALARIA 44 FB RECESS is one of the best FlybridgeT-44’s built by Hinckley. Wonderfully appointed, always Hinckley maintained to the highest standards. Midnight Blue, JetStick, Twin Yanmar 480-hp diesels, Hamilton 322 waterjets. Teak cockpit sole. Fully equipped. $675,000 PORTSMOUTH, RI.
2008 HINCKLEY TALARIA 40 CONCERTO IN SEA: Built for an experienced yachtsman, she features many thoughtful details and has been maintained in heated storage by Hinckley Service since new. Easily the nicest T40 on the market, she should be considered in excellent condition. $765,000 PORTSMOUTH, RI
2002 HINCKLEY TALARIA 44 FLYBRIDGE SEA PAUSE is a very well appointed T-44 FB with fresh Flag Blue Awlgrip applied late 2012. Always Hinckley maintained. The perfect yacht for anything from day-tripping in style to extended cruising in the lap of luxury. $600,000 BOCA GRANDE, FL
2013 HINCKLEY SOU’WESTER 42 MK II Want a new SW42 but don’t want to wait a year to build one? INTEGRITY is your boat. Extremely well equipped, appointed and available now. Used only seasonally in Maine, always captained, 100% Hinckley maintained. $1,100,000 SOUTHWEST HARBOR, ME
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130'/40M WESTPORT 2011
Excellent opportunity to purchase one of Westport’s most desirable yachts. Built to ^ ƐƚĂŶĚĂƌĚƐ ϱ ƐƚĂƚĞƌŽŽŵƐ ƐƉĂĐŝŽƵƐ ŵĂŝŶ ƐĂůŽŶ ƐĂƟŶ ĮŶŝƐŚ DĂŚŽŐĂŶLJ /Ŷƚ ϭ ŽǁŶĞƌ ŶĞǀĞƌ ĐŚĂƌƚĞƌĞĚ ƐŬ Ψϭϰ !!ϱ ϬϬϬ ĞƐƚ ǀĂůƵĞ ŝŶ ϭϯϬ$ϰϬD Ăůů tĂLJŶĞ ĂŶŶĂǀĂ
92' CUSTOM WEST BAY COCKPIT M.Y. 2003
'ƌĞĂƚ ĨĂŵŝůLJ ĐƌƵŝƐĞƌ ǁŝƚŚ ŽƉĞŶ ŵĂŝŶ ĚĞĐŬ ŇŽŽƌ ƉůĂŶ ĐŽĐŬƉŝƚΘ ĂĐĐŽŵŵŽĚĂƟŽŶƐ ŝŶĐůƵĚĞ ϰ ƐƚĂƚĞƌŽŽŵƐ н ƚǁŽ ĂŌ ĐƌĞǁ ƋƵĂƌƚĞƌƐ dǁŝŶ ϯϰϭϮ d^ ďŽǁ ĂŶĚ ƐƚĞƌŶ ƚŚƌƵƐƚĞƌƐ ƵƉĚĂƚĞĚ ĞůĞĐƚƌŽŶŝĐƐ ZĞĂůŝƐƟĐ ^ĞůůĞƌ dƌĂĚĞƐ ŽŶƐŝĚĞƌĞĚ ŽŶƚĂĐƚ tĂLJŶĞ ĂŶŶĂǀĂ ĞŶƚƌĂů ŐĞŶƚ
Not For Sale to US Residents While in US Waters
87' JOHNSON FLYBRIDGE MOTOR YACHT 2007
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76' HORIZON 2005
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73' CUSTOM AZIMUT FBMY 1994/2010
sĞƌLJ ůŽǁ ŚŽƵƌƐ ŽŶ ĞŶŐŝŶĞƐ Ăůů ŶĞǁ ĞůĞĐƚƌŽŶŝĐƐ ϰ ĐĂďŝŶƐ ĞĂƵƟĨƵů ĂŌ ĚĞĐŬ ĞdžƚŶƐŶ ĂŌ ƐĞĂƟŶŐ Θ >ĂnjnjĂƌĞƩĞ ďĞ0 ůŽǁ EĞǁ ŝŵŝŶŝ ƚŽƉ Θ ŵŽƌĞ Ăůů :Ğī ^ƚĂŶůĞLJ D CE DU E R
62' NEPTUNUS MODELS 2005 - 2012
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65' PACIFIC MARINER 2007
ϯ ^ƚĂƚĞƌŽŽŵ ǁŝƚŚ ĞŶƐƵŝƚĞ ŚĞĂĚƐ ǁĂůŬ0ŝŶ ĞŶŐŝŶĞ ƌŽŽŵ Ϯϭ Ŭƚ ĐƌƵŝƐĞ dǁŝŶ 1Ϯϱ ŚƉ Ddh+Ɛ ǁ$ ϳϱϬ ŽƌŝŐŝŶĂů ŚŽƵƌƐ Žǁ Θ ^ƚĞƌŶ ƚŚƌƵƐƚĞƌ ŽŶƚĂĐƚ tĂLJŶĞ ĂŶŶĂǀĂ ĞŶƚƌĂů ŐĞŶƚ
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58' FAIRLINE SQUADRON 2006
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65' JOHNSON 2016
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60' HATTERAS SF 2003
ĂƚĞƌƉŝůůĂƌ ϯϰϭϮ +Ɛ KŶĂŶ ŐĞŶĞƌĂƚŽƌ WŝƉĞǁĞůĚĞƌƐ ƚŽǁĞƌ ϯ ƐƚĂƚĞƌŽŽŵƐ ϯ ŚĞĂĚƐ ŚŝŐŚ ŐůŽƐƐ ĐŚĞƌƌLJ ŝŶƚĞƌŝŽƌ ƵƉ0 ĚĂƚĞĚ ĞůĞĐƚƌŽŶŝĐƐ ŚĂƐ Ăůů ƚŚĞ ƚŽLJƐ Ăůů :ŝŵ DĐ<ĞĞ
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55' NEPTUNUS FBMY 1999
sĞƌLJ ůŽǁ ŚƌƐ ŽŶ ĞƚƌŽŝƚ ŝĞƐĞůƐ ĞĂƵƟĨƵů ŚĞƌƌLJ ŝŶƚ ǁŝƚŚ ϯ ƐƚĂƚĞƌŽŽŵƐ ,LJĚƌĂƵůŝĐ ůŝŌ ŽŶ ƚƌĂŶƐŽŵ Ăůů ŶĞǁ Ğdžƚ ƵƉŚŽůƐƚĞƌLJ ĞdžĐĞůůĞŶƚ ĐŽŶĚŝƟŽŶ Ăůů :Ğī ^ƚĂŶůĞLJ
58' HATTERAS MOTOR YACHT 1985
Ăƌ ŶŽŶĞ ƚŚĞ ŶŝĐĞƐƚ ϱ1' ĂŇŽĂƚ6 ^ƚĂďŝůŝnjĞƌƐ ďŽǁ ƚŚƌƵƐƚĞƌ ŶĞǁ ĚĞĐŽƌ ůŽǁ ƟŵĞ ŽŶ ƌĞďƵŝůĚƐ džŚĂƵƐƚ ƐLJƐƚĞŵ ƵƉĚĂƚĞĚ ŶĞǁ ĚĂǀŝƚ ϯ ĐĂďŝŶƐ$ϯ ŚĞĂĚƐ Ăůů :Ğī ^ƚĂŶůĞLJ ĞŶƚƌĂů ŐĞŶƚ
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50' OLIVER MARINE POWER CAT 2000
tƌŝŐŚƚ ĞƐŝŐŶĞĚ ĮďĞƌŐůĂƐƐ Ăƚ ƌŝŐŐĞĚ ƚŽ ĮƐŚ ŶĞǁ ƌĞ0 ŵĂŶ ƵŵŵŝŶƐ ϯϳϬ+Ɛ ŶĞǁ ϭϰ <t 'ĞŶ ŶĞǁ ĞůĞĐƚƌŽŶŝĐƐ ĐŽŵƉůĞƚĞůLJ ƌĞĮƩĞĚ Ϯ ĐĂďŝŶƐ н ĐƌĞǁ Ăůů :Ğī ^ƚĂŶůĞLJ
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Low hours | Inverters | Cat engines | 4 staterooms + crew | Walk around
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Warranties | 4 staterooms | crew | asking $7,300,000
4 king staterooms | warranties | spacious | country kitchen $12,500,000
Updated interior 2014 | family kitchen | asking $2,950,000
74’ OCEAN ALEXANDER “RUBICON II”
80' MONTE FINO "PERFECT SENSE"
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intuition lady 39m › 128ft › benetti › 1977/2012 › 2,650,000 eur
maximus 30m › 98ft › moonen › 2008 › 5,900,000 eur
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Classic Benetti. 5 staterooms with owner’s on deck, great sky lounge and deck space.
The only Moonen 97’ on today’s market. Built to Lloyds 100 A1 and MCA compliant.
not for sale or charter to u.s. residents while in u.s. waters.
nimbus 21m › 70ft › merritt › 1994 › 2,500,000 usd
keiki kai 30m › 100ft › benetti › 2005/2013 › 5,995,000 usd
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helios 2 51m › 167ft › palmer johnson › 2002/2015 › 17,500,000 usd
anastasia m 37m › 122ft › sanlorenzo › 2010 › 7,950,000 eur
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One of the most bespoke sport fishing boats ever built. Maintained by the original builder.
High pedigree yacht. Spacious layout and great spaces. Updated with no expense spared.
Zero Speeds, on deck master, six deck level, great exterior spaces, Cat mains.
Well maintained vessel, sole owner since new, motivated to sell.
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eros 35m › 114ft › brooks › 1938/2010 › 2,850,000 usd
copasetic 43m › 141ft › hike metal prod. & ship build. ltd › 2006 › 9,900,000 usd
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35M (114.8FT) » DANISH YACHTS, DENMARK, 2006 » US$3,800,000 » CENTRAL AGENTS FOR SALE
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noticed her as I approached a bridge on the Intracoastal Waterway. She was a 60-foot, Eurostyle express outfitted with all the trimmings. I was confused — not by her 1970s earth-tone finish or picture windows, but by her skipper jockeying about. I thought she was waiting for a bridge opening until she began wafting sideways toward a marina. Was she a NUC? NUC, or “not under command” in the language of the lubberly, is a vessel unable to maneuver as required because of exceptional circumstances. I could see tidal wavelike pulses washing from the boat’s propellers and thrusters. She had plenty of power. Yup, she was a NUC alright, but only because new technology was in command — or not! The yacht’s skipper made several passes at the fuel dock, attempting to land. He gesticulated commands, and his first mate slumped over the bow rail with a dock line, shaking her head in disgust. The dockmaster paced, jabbering into his VHF radio (no doubt calling for reinforcements). Thanks to the miracle of technology known as a joystick, the skipper was able to move ahead, astern and sideways, all effortlessly. The problem was that he couldn’t seem to get the boat and dock in the same place.
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SORRY STEERING Keeping a steady hand on the stick can be harder than it seems.
It seems the joystick is the tool of choice for a generation weaned on video games like Flight Simulator. The device made perfect sense for the application; aircraft-control systems have been manipulated by stick since Wilbur and Orville Wright took off in the early 1900s. Sticks or tillers were popular on boats and cars until race-car driver Alfred Vacheron navigated the 1894 Paris–Rouen race with a
“tiller” shaped like a tire. The steering wheel became the go-to technology on powerboats for generations. As the skipper pirouetted about the fairway, I spotted the fresh paint slathered on his new ride’s hind end. Her home port was a dusty, salt-free state boasting waterfront that was little more than a puddle. Poor fellow. After handling a car’s steering wheel all his life, he was struggling
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to park a boat with a 4-inch, cigar-shaped piece of plastic. If only he’d realized that with two engines, plenty of horsepower and a bit of practice, he could bring his boat to the dock with her throttles alone. I reported my sighting of the landsman fumbling with the joystick to a tech-savvy marine industry pal. “Coyle,” he said, “you need to get with the times. Today’s buyers insist on high-tech solutions to boating’s challenges.” “Yes, but driving a boat is a worthy challenge,” I said. “Hell, it’s a pleasure.” “It’s not just driving,” he said. “Your GPS can talk to your engines and thrusters and keep the boat in position.” “So you can do what, then?” I asked. “Crochet the dock lines or take a nap at virtual anchor?” That wasn’t the point, he said. “The bottom line, Coyle: Joystick systems sell boats. They’re good for boating.” “So what’s next?” I grumbled. “Steering with an iPad?” “Old news, my old-fashioned friend,” he said. “If newer skippers can’t drive,” I said, “a NUC’s exceptional circumstances won’t be so exceptional. How will folks like this fellow make it back to the dock?” My pal smiled. “Tractor beam,” he said. “It’s the next big thing!”
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