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Smart' Navigation with Tocaro Blue's Proteus Hub

3 days ago | yachtingmagazine.com | David Schmidt

It was 0100 on the tennessee-tombigbee waterway, and Capt. Scott “Red” Flowers was running his Canyon Bay 28h at 17 knots. He encountered a tugboat pushing barges. The tug was illuminated, but the barges were dark. While Flowers is a self-described “old-school radar guy,” the situation was confusing and unfurling fast. Then his Tocaro Blue Proteus Hub prompted him with collision-avoidance alerts.
An Interview with Raymarine's Michelle Hildyard

1 week ago | yachtingmagazine.com | David Schmidt

Dockmares have a way of burrowing into the psyche. As a kid, Michelle Hildyard was cruising England’s southern coast with her family aboard Storm King, their Kings Cruiser 29. As they tucked into Langstone Harbour, waves were heaving Storm King—and the dock—while Hildyard’s dad made his approach. Then Hildyard’s sister, impatient to debark, leapt from the moving boat and blew her landing. Hildyard’s mom grabbed the helm, and her dad scooped her sister back aboard.
For Sale: 2008 Tiara Yachts 5800 Sovran

1 week ago | yachtingmagazine.com | Donny Gilbert

Dreamscape, a 2008 Tiara Yachts 5800 Sovran, is a 58-foot express cruiser with a two-stateroom, two-head layout and triple-diesel-engine configuration. The yacht accommodates four guests for cruising and is currently listed by Galati Yacht Sales for $625,000. This model was Tiara’s flagship at the time of launch, with a raked deckhouse, down-swept side windows, a hardtop overhang and a reverse- transom design.
Honoring Azimut Yachts Founder Paolo Vitelli

1 week ago | yachtingmagazine.com | Kim Kavin

Legacy, at its heart, is about a bequest. It’s the act of leaving something from the past that might affect the future. Legacy can be small or large, fleeting or long-lasting, woefully insignificant or deeply meaningful. The individuals whose legacies live on the longest tend to be remembered as visionaries, with deaths that mark a before-and-after line in all of our lives.
For Sale: Nordlund 96 Raised Pilothouse

1 week ago | yachtingmagazine.com | Sam White

Grace’s owner is only the third of this custom-built Raised Pilothouse built in Tacoma, Washington, in the American Northwest. It’s currently offered by Gilman Yachts for $2.095 million. The first owner brought the boat to Spencer Rybovich in 2002 where the interior layout was reconfigured and most of the joinery replaced. In 2005, the yard replaced the original Detroit Diesels with 1,550 hp CAT C-30s and added two new Northern Lights generators to provide reliable power while away from the dock.
Hurricanes & Sailboats Don't Mix

1 week ago | yachtingmagazine.com | Herb McCormick

One of my favorite movies of the past several years was The Florida Project, director Sean Baker’s masterful take on the seedy underside of the Sunshine State as experienced by a feisty 6-year-old in a rundown budget motel just a stone’s throw from Walt Disney World (code-named “the Florida project” during its planning stages).
For Sale: 2012 Neptunus 75

1 week ago | yachtingmagazine.com | Donny Gilbert

Family Tradition II, a 2012 Neptunus 75, offers accommodations for eight guests in four staterooms, plus separate crew quarters. The yacht is currently listed by Gilman Yachts for $2.595 million. Designed by Gregory Marshall, this model marked a new direction for Neptunus and has an on-deck master stateroom, three additional guest staterooms, and a crew area. The interior is finished in high-gloss cherrywood, accented with stone and leather throughout.
For Sale: Delta 185

2 weeks ago | yachtingmagazine.com | Sam White

Starship was built in 2001 as the 161-foot Gallant Lady. In 2014, it was extended to 185 feet at Rybovich in Palm Beach, Florida, and the name was changed from Newvida to My Seanna. The refit in 2020-2021 included the main engines top end rebuilt, complete through-hull valve replacement, over $450,000 in paint and polishing and more. Accommodations include six staterooms sleeping 12 guests as well as six crew cabins sleeping 11 including a captain’s cabin.
For Sale: Viking 70 Enclosed Bridge

2 weeks ago | yachtingmagazine.com | Sam White

The 2011 70 Viking Enclosed Bridge known as Last Call has been updated by its current owner and is asking $2.845 million. According to the broker, Galati Yacht Sales, the vessel is fully equipped with upgraded electronics in 2019, an ASEA shore power converter system, dual water makers, ice chipper and interior upgrades. Last Call also features a 1,700-pound davit on the bow with a 13-foot 2019 Boston Whaler.
For Sale: 1998 Hatteras 74 Sport Deck Motor Yacht

2 weeks ago | yachtingmagazine.com | Donny Gilbert

Diamond Days, a 1998 Hatteras 74 Sport Deck, is a well-maintained yacht offered by its original owner and is currently listed for $669,000 through Gilman Yachts. The vessel has a four-stateroom, five-head layout. According to Gilman Yachts, Diamond Days has been consistently serviced, with haul-outs performed annually. The yacht received a paint job at Jarrett Bay in 2012, during which all hardware was removed and rebedded. Notably, the hull has never experienced blistering.