Cruisers 46 Cantius | Everglades 340DC | Vessel Safety Checks - 04/26/21

Cruisers Yachts designed the 46 Cantius’ accommodations to be comfortable for two couples or a small family with a pair of large private cabins with en suite heads. Taking things a step further, each cabin has a separate shower, making the VIP in the bow just as inviting as the aft master. On the main deck, the glass bulkhead connects the salon and cockpit. More...

The brilliance of the Mother Goose cruise is that all details are handled by the NW Explorations crew. It is a turnkey boating experience that makes it ideal for busy people. And it all takes place in one of the most unspoiled, beautiful and very special places on the planet.



BoatTEST founder Jeff Hammond has taken his family on the Mother Goose cruise three times over the last 10 years and is well-acquainted with the operation, the quality of the boats and the expertise of the NW Explorations crew. He considers this adventure “exceptional” in terms of cruising grounds, vessel comfort, concierge service, organization and value for money. That is why we have given it our BoatTEST “Recommended Gold Seal.” See our report and video...



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Tigé Boats touts the R23’s ability to tow a range of sports. The 23’ (7.0 m) boat rides on a patented convex V-shaped hull that has continuous rocker at the stern and the company’s Tigé Adjustable Performance System (TAPS 3T). She can lay down flat wakes for slalom skiing or slow down and create waves for surfing. More...

This Thursday, April 29, at 7:00 pm EST, Capt. Steve and the crew at the Sovereign Boat Club will be holding a free webinar for people on the West Coast of Florida thinking about boating in a new premium vessel at a fraction of the cost. Find out how the club works, how it saves you thousands of dollars and dozens of hours of time. Learn about the three new boats in SBC’s growing six-boat Florida fleet. A second webinar will be held a week from today.  A few spots are still open for each of these webinars – so sign up today.  It could be your happiest day in boating.