Industry observers all agree that 2022 was the year boating really took off – we’ve even written about the confluence of factors leading to the increase in interest for this watery activity. Sure, there were many difficulties faced by the industry like supply-chain issues, but by and large the year has been an absolutely good one for boating, and not just because shipyards are selling out their inventory. This year we saw the launch of many yachts, but in this article we’re going to look at the interesting trends and innovative technologies that came out over 2022, which we think you should really know about as well.

Industry observers all agree that 2022 was the year boating really took off – we’ve even written about the confluence of factors leading to the increase in interest for this watery activity. Sure, there were many difficulties faced by the industry like supply-chain issues, but by and large the year has been an absolutely good one for boating, and not just because shipyards are selling out their inventory. This year we saw the launch of many yachts, but in this article we’re going to look at the interesting trends and innovative technologies that came out over 2022, which we think you should really know about as well.

Industry observers all agree that 2022 was the year boating really took off – we’ve even written about the confluence of factors leading to the increase in interest for this watery activity. Sure, there were many difficulties faced by the industry like supply-chain issues, but by and large the year has been an absolutely good one for boating, and not just because shipyards are selling out their inventory. This year we saw the launch of many yachts, but in this article we’re going to look at the interesting trends and innovative technologies that came out over 2022, which we think you should really know about as well.

Industry observers all agree that 2022 was the year boating really took off – we’ve even written about the confluence of factors leading to the increase in interest for this watery activity. Sure, there were many difficulties faced by the industry like supply-chain issues, but by and large the year has been an absolutely good one for boating, and not just because shipyards are selling out their inventory. This year we saw the launch of many yachts, but in this article we’re going to look at the interesting trends and innovative technologies that came out over 2022, which we think you should really know about as well.

It’s going to be the most wonderful time of the year again! There is always a veritable deluge of things to buy for someone who loves the ocean and yachting, and so we’ve scoured the internet for some of the more interesting ones that we think you should know about, across almost every price point available.

It is a cardinal sin to even think about upgrading certain classic boats, but for the rest of the boating and yachting world, keeping the tech on board up to date is always going to increase the enjoyment one gets out of boating. Here are 5 features that we think all boaters should think about first when they want to upgrade their vessel.

While there are many factors that make a good yacht, often the fundamentals are the same: a good hull, sufficiently powerful engines, and comforts (both simple and luxurious) that improves the time out at sea. Many vessels today have these elementary ingredients that make a great yacht, which makes choosing the right one increasingly difficult. What’s the difference, then?

Of the many, many boats that Jeanneau makes, perhaps their two most iconic powerboat lines are the Jeanneau Merry Fisher and the Jeanneau Cap Camarat. These two have been featured prominently by us on many occasions, and, despite our familiarity with them, we also often find ourselves veering between either when we are asked to choose a favourite.

Just like cars and motorcycles, boats also have understood norms when it comes to certain facts and numbers on the spec sheet. In the world of land vehicles, there are certain ‘benchmark figures’ that make a really fast car, or a really fast motorcycle. What about the world of boating? Do boats also have ‘benchmark figures’ like cars and motorcycles? Yes, they do. Here are some things that boaters intuitively know when they read the specification sheet of a sea-going vessel.