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Hatteras M90 and GT45X Flybridge

Hatteras M90 and GT45X Flybridge

Hatteras Yachts introduces two models: Hatteras M90 and GT45X Flybridge (44’7″ LOA, 16’6″) and (91’9″ LOA, 22’6″ beam).

Starting with the GT45X model’s proven offshore hull, large cockpit and full overnight interior accommodations, Hatteras added a flybridge for 2018. The flybridge features a Palm Beach-style upper helm with captain and companion chairs, next-generation electronics, comfortable seating and cavernous storage. Twin 1,150 diesels produce top speeds over 40 knots and a range of 334 nm at a cruise speed of 35-37 knots.

The M90 Panacera is the newest in Hatteras’ series of luxury motoryachts from 60 to 100 feet. Distinctive features include panoramic views through huge windows and a fold-out balcony off the salon. The generous beam makes for spacious living, including four ensuite staterooms accommodating up to eight guests and crew quarters for four. Top speed with optional twin 1,900-hp Caterpillar C32As is 24.7 knots, and range is 428 nm at 22 knots.

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Aquila 36

Meet the all-new fishing and diving version of the Aquila 36 (36′ LOA, 14′ 7″ beam), a sport catamaran powered by twin Mercury Verado outboards up to 350 hp. While still offering the conveniences of a large yacht including two comfortable cabins with private ensuite heads, she integrates key fishing and diving features.

Fishing enthusiasts will appreciate the spacious livewell, generous storage with knife and tool holders, fishing rod holders, and large fish box, all thoughtfully placed. Dive tanks easily store away in the aft and easy access to the water is provided with an integrated dive ladder. Additional options include a second BBQ, more refrigerated space, and extra storage.

Powered by twin 250-hp engines, the Aquila 36 has a top speed of 27 knots, and cruises at 21 knots with a 282-nm range.

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See the MJM 35z in Miami

See the MJM 35z in Miami and you’ll see the yacht offers a delicate balance of comfortable, all-weather accommodations and excellent performance in a single vessel. Two factors explain the achievement: MJM’s unique epoxy composite construction for a stronger, lighter and longer-lasting hull, and a sea-kindly, Zurn-designed, modified deep-V design with a greater waterline length-to-beam ratio of 3.5 to 1 versus the typical 2.7 or 3 to 1 ratio.

This further explains her delicate appetite using fuel; this 35-footer gets 1.2 mpg with
twin Mercury Verado 300-hp engines pushing her to 35 mph. Another plus includes comfort at speeds approaching the boat’s 50 mph top end. The 35z hull shape gains stability the faster it goes as lifting strakes and chine flats redirect wave and wake energy into effective stabilizing forces.

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Oriental Boat Show 2017

The Best Small Town Boat Show in America

A village with only 950 residents but over 3,000 boats has all the credibility it needs to claim itself as a boating Mecca. But add a spring boat show with over 100 exhibitors and you have a “not-to-miss” event! The Oriental In-Water Boat Show takes place April 21-23 and is the largest in-water boat show between Annapolis and Savannah. Exhibitors from as far north as Hampton, Virginia, and as far south as Fort Lauderdale, Florida, will be on hand displaying their products and services. New and brokerage boats will be in the water and available to tour. Many others will be available for sea trials as well.

Oriental, North Carolina, is a historic boating village on the banks of the Neuse River where the Neuse opens up to Pamlico Sound. Hotel and marina accommodations are located in the village within walking distance of the show. A complete list of vendors and show activities is available on the show’s website. Don’t miss the Oriental Boat Show 2017! 

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Palm Beach Preview

Don’t miss the 32nd Annual Palm Beach International Boat Show!

The show starts Thursday, March 23rd and runs through March 26th.  The Palm Beach International Boat Show is located along the charming downtown area of Flagler Drive. The Intracoastal Waterway and Palm Beach Island will provide spectacular views while you stroll the docks and tents.

This year will feature the largest superyacht lineup in its 32-year history and will feature more than $1.2 billion worth of yachts and accessories.

From mega-yachts to tenders, magazine subscriptions to outboards, the Palm Beach International Boat Show is sure to have all the products for your boating and cruising needs.

This year’s show will also include a variety of educational activities, including free youth fishing clinics, IGFA School of Sportfishing seminars, long-range cruising clinics and on-the-water boat handling classes—making the Palm Beach International Boat Show a fun and educational event for the whole family.

Show entrances are located at Evernia St./Flagler Dr. and North Clematis St./Flagler Dr. This year, a new VIP entrance and VIP Lounge will be located at Palm Harbor Marina.

This year’s show will feature roughly 400 exhibitors, more than 700 boats in-water, and a few hundred boats on land. It’s sure to be an exciting weekend!

2017 SHOW SCHEDULE:

12 p.m. – 7 p.m. Thursday, March 23

10 a.m. – 7 p.m. Friday, March 24

10 a.m. – 7 p.m. Saturday, March 25

10 a.m. – 6 p.m. Sunday, March 26

TIP: Want to take advantage of Palm Beach’s beautiful water and weather? Come to the show by boat! Cruisers are welcome to aie-up to the convenient Come-by-Boat docks– located south of the in-water displays near Fern Street.

Don’t forget to stop by Southern Boating! Booth 612, right on the corner!

For more information, visit the Palm Beach Boat Show site or if you want to do some window-shopping, take a look at YATCO’s PROBOOK – the official MLS of Yachting.

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