Two New Boat Videos | Anchor Mistakes | Renaming Your Boat - 10/27/25

OUTBOARD CRUISING Decades of design expertise from Jeanneau—a brand known for pioneering fiberglass powerboats—are distilled into this hull. She employs intelligent space to offer a three-cabin layout, something few others manage at 34 feet. The cockpit seating slides forward to let the twin outboards fully tilt clear of the water, and a wide starboard side deck with a helm door ensures smooth dockside transitions. 
 

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THE EXPRESS REVIVAL With this Aussie-built speedster, Riviera centered her entire design around the water. She features a hydraulic swim platform that articulates into a teak "sea deck"—a private beach at anchor. Above, a fully retractable saloon roof and large transom prep station blur the line between cockpit and waterfront. She evokes the pure pleasure of unhurried, sun-drenched days at sea.

CHAMPAGNE TOAST Considering repainting the name on a pre-owned vessel? Before reaching for the Tremclad, know that re-naming a boat is a serious, ritualistic affair. The ancient folklore dictates a six-part ceremony involving multiple deities, meticulous paperwork, and an unusual calendar constraint (hint: avoid Thursdays). We detail the exact procedure—from the purging libation to appeasing the four wind gods.
 

THE PERFECT SCOPE Anchoring is simple—until you're on camera. Watch the latest family cruise as they navigate charming waters and stumble across wildlife, all while trying to achieve the gold standard: the "perfect set anchor." The article breaks down the unexpected patterns and ratios that make or break a secure overnight hold. See how the family addresses the notorious "unpredictable winds."