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A sudden sinking left two Australian fishermen in croc-infested waters for four days without communication, food, or water

When it comes to electric boats, Scandinavian builders are leading the charge

Tenley van der Wal takes charge of the interior decorating aboard the 1986 Grand Banks 32 she owns with her nautical photographer husband, Onne van der Wal.

When a ship’s serviceable life ends, it usually gets sent to the shipbreaker, and that means the final ride is usually onto the beach

A pod of dolphins lead a new boat owner to spot a naked woman floating 3 miles off the California coast

The 457-foot-long Bastø Electric can make 20-24 daily crossings at up to 13 knots and carry 200 cars and 600 people. It gets supercharged overnight.

Over a six-decade career, Porter created and grew numerous boat companies, most notably Formula Boats

At 417 feet long, the superyacht dwarfed everything around it after it was rolled out of the builder’s shed last week and placed on a barge

Recovered off the coast of Israel, the sword most likely belonged to a knight

Combining the openness of a dayboat with the accommodations of a cruiser, the new model also features the company’s first galley-up layout

The latest electronics can make a trip through the soup much more comfortable

For classic yacht sailors, the Eggemoggin Reach Regatta is much more than a race

The Welsh actor found a boat just like Ernest Hemingway’s and decided it was for him

Preparing food for the animals at the nation’s oldest public marine aquarium is a gooey and entertaining process.

Saildrone Inc. and NOAA released the first video footage gathered by an uncrewed surface vehicle from inside a major hurricane

The law firm that represented three of the El Faro widows publishes a report on the ship’s sinking

The HARMO system features an innovative rim-drive motor that turns an oversized impeller equal to the thrust of a 9.9-hp gasoline outboard

OCEARCH, the great white shark conservation organization will be tagging great whites off the Canadian coast through the end of September

The 20-foot Invictus Capoforte SX200 makes its world debut and the flagship Invictus TT460 makes its French debut

North Pacific Yachts creates a more contemporary version of its 49-foot trawler, and the changes aren’t just skin deep.

In Maine, an 83-year-old fleet of International One-Designs keeps going, and growing.

Zodiac says the two new 100 percent electric models will have no maintenance, no noise, no servicing, less pollution and be affordable

The catamaran-hulled fishing machine is optimized for low weight, high strength, and top speed

Dolphins in Hawaii and Great Britain are reportedly being harassed. Here are some of the rules boaters should know about interacting with marine life.

The 36-foot MY4.S will make its world debut in France next week and its U.S. debut at FLIBS in October

The duo crossed the water in 1 hour and 44 minutes, arriving with just 4 percent of power remaining and entering the Guinness Book of World Record

Powered by Trawlerfest, the show features hands-on seminars, cocktail parties, and in-water boatdisplays

Cox Powertrain has installed twin 300-hp outboard diesels on an Axopar 37 and a new Finnish builder will exclusively use triple OXE 300-hp diesel outboards on its cruisers

After a six-month refit, nautical photographer Onne van der Wal and his wife, Tenley, launch their 1986 Grand Banks 32.

Newport has changed since the loss of the auld mug, but it’s still a sailor’s paradise that’s worth a visit

David and Alex Borton, owners of Solar Sal, used their 27-foot model to cruise from Washington to Alaska without a fossil-fuel backup

When the 1906 schooner Mary E capsized last week, putting many of its passengers in Maine’s Kennebec River, quick action saved the day

John Hauck did his first Great Loop at age 80. He just did it again at age 82

The historic whaler Charles W. Morgan will spend a month on the dry for routine maintenance, giving visitors a chance to see the whole vessel

Anchoring properly requires knowledge. You can find expert knowledge on our website, and in July, you can also get Boater’s University classes at a huge discount

A very social Arctic walrus has been touring Western Europe, but in seeking a place to rest he’s destroyed a few boats

A journalist, three-time Olympian and designer of many successful boats, Kirby’s life revolved around sailing.

The rarely seen, graceful creature bared all recently, including its innards.

Forty miles off the North Carolina coast, a father and son use a lifetime of boating experience to rescue a solo boater who’d fallen off his moving boat

Capt. William D. “Bill” Pinkney, the first African American to solo-circumnavigate the world via the Capes, will be the 2021 Lifetime Achievement Award recipient

Onne van der Wal tackles the last few tasks before dunking Snow Goose.

A social media post leads to an impromptu dash to Maine’s most distant inhabited island.

Yards in Maine are busy, with many locations at or beyond capacity, but quality remains paramount.

With 415,000 new boaters, America’s waterways promise to be busy this Fourth of July weekend. Here’s how to stay safe

The teens say they were in the right place at the right time

The famed America’s Cup defender, only of one of three boats to twice win the Auld Mug, is up for grabs

A new Spanish-Italian boatbuilder releases a fully electric-powered boat model

Waiting until the end of the year to donate a boat could cost you dollars