The Sirena Yachts 64 is representative of the new breed of long-range cruising yachts with an expanded flying bridge. The aft boat deck is uncovered and left open so guests can arrange the chaise lounges how they want. Forward, beneath the hardtop, there’s a grill to starboard and a bar to port. To expand the counter space food, a clever convertible top swings out to serve folks seated on the lounge to starboard. More...
Not everyone is the same size and the folks at Formula made sure individuals will be comfortable by providing three separate seats at the 400 Super Sport Crossover’s helm. Each bottom adjusts for options to sit, stand or rest on the raised bolster and there are two-position footrests. The helm is fully digital with Mercury fly-by-wire controls, SmartCraft VesselView screens and joystick piloting. More...
The Draco 22 is a sporty bowrider with Scandinavian design origins. She’s rated for a max of 250 hp and an owner can go with his/her choice of outboard companies. A quick look at the BoatTEST.com outboard engine comparison matrix shows that the lightest 250-hp engine with the required 25” (63.5 cm) shaft length is the Mercury 250 ProXS at 505 lbs. (229 kg). That would give the boat her best power-to-weight ratio and unleash her performance potential. More...
Caribiana Artisan Sea Skiffs are based on a 23’ (7.01 m) long work or fishing boat with a 6’5” (1.95 m) beam and a draft of only 8” (20.32 cm). They are hand-crafted and their planked-look hulls give the boats a classic appeal. Carbiana offers two versions, the Nassau, which has simpler teak accents while the Aruba has more extensive woodwork including a teak caprail, a rubrail with rope inlay and console and seat accents. More...
Suzuki’s DF350A outboard is the only one in class with two propellers that contra-rotate, two gear reductions and two injectors per cylinder. The result is the most technologically advanced 350 on the market. To find out what else separates it from the competition and makes it a good choice for potential repower applications, click here...
There’s nothing quite like growing up on a boat. Kids learn self confidence, how to take care of themselves and they may even learn to like eating fish. Affordable annual memberships in five premium boats ranging from 27’ to 35’ (8.2 m to 10.6 m) are now available in St. Petersburg, Bradenton, Ft. Lauderdale and West Palm Beach, Fla. Check them out at SovereignBoatClub.com or call 727-200-3474.
