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Horizon Power Catamaran PC 74:
Five Cabins and Huge Flybridge Deck
The Horizon Power Catamaran PC 74 continues a trend of large multi-hull yachts, taking advantage of the catamaran beam measurement to increase usable space. She's 28'4" (8.63 m) wide, creating entertainment areas far larger than we normally see in a monohull yacht of this LOA. The flying bridge alone has room for a bar, dining table, a helm with companion seating, and more.
See the rest of her large spaces inside
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Robalo 246 Cayman SD:
Center Console Fisherman w/Upper Station
The tower on the Robalo 246 Cayman SD gives the captain (or mate) a bird's-eye view, improving both the view ahead for spotting underwater obstructions in the shallows and the ability to spot fish and baitfish. She has a draft of just 12 inches with the motor up, so she invites poking into the flats where finny critters might be found.
See what else she can do...
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Jeanneau NC 33:
Smartly Engineered for Two Couples
With several features readily convertible for multiple functions, the Jeanneau NC 33 feels bigger than her 34'5" (10.5 m) LOA according to our test captain. A side door adjacent to the helm makes for easy docking, and dual sliding sunroofs provide just the right combination of sunshine and airflow in the console area. She sleeps four belowdecks. The NC line is known for being a value proposition.
See how she ran here...
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Yamaha VX Limited:
Family-Friendly, High-Performance
PWC Ready for Tubing
The Yamaha VX Limited can give the experienced rider an exciting day on the water, but she's also big enough and stable enough to act as a watersports platform for a family. She's powered with Yamaha's TR-1 High Output engine, which is 40% smaller than the motor it replaces, yet produces 12.7% more power. With a single rider aboard, hole-shot time was just 2.4 seconds, top speed 53.1 mph. The standard accessory package includes single-rider tube, tube inflator, tube holder, towline, and waterproof bag.
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Cruisers Yachts 338 Bow Rider:
Seats for 16, 50.3 MPH WOT
The Cruisers Yachts 338 Bow Rider has seating for up to 16 in the forward and aft lounging areas. She also hides a mid-cabin with standing headroom suitable for two people to sleep below, as well as a mini galley and an enclosed wet head. Powered with twin 320-hp Volvo Penta V8-320C DPs, she planed in 3.9 seconds and had a top speed of 50.3 mph. Her gun-metal gray hull makes her one of the most striking boats on the water.
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