Power & Motoryacht

Power & Motoryacht is the leading marine magazine powerboat owners with boat over 25-feet. Each issue is fact-packed with information on boats and boat maintenance, new boating equipment, advice, and filled with beautiful color photography of the latest boats and boating destinations.

20 Years Later

Power & Motoryacht

Goat on a Boat • The greatest quarterback of all time has pre-ordered the all-new Wajer 77.

Propelling the Future • New and bigger propulsion options are changing the way boats are designed and enjoyed.

A Step Ahead • Backed by its previous experiences with electric marine propulsion, Vetus introduces two new, innovative “e-mobility” products.

Did You Really Build That Boat? • A professional boatbuilder finally settles the age-old claim that people have been misstating for years.

Aquila 70 • The latest luxury cruising cat from Aquila has all the room you need to plan a summer-long escape.

Grady-White 336 • The North Carolina builder’s evolutionary center console proves that you don’t need to reinvent the wheel to create a successful model.

On Deck • FOR A FAMILY OF BASEBALL PLAYERS AND FISHERMEN, TRADITION IS A WAY OF LIFE.

Everglades 455CC • A MASTER SALESMAN TALKS EDITOR-IN-CHIEF DAN HARDING INTO A LAST-MINUTE TEST OF THE EVERGLADES 455CC.

20 Years After 9/11

American Dunkirk • TWENTY YEARS AGO—ON SEPTEMBER 11, 2001—COMMERCIAL AND RECREATIONAL BOATERS ANSWERED THE CALL AND TOOK PART IN THE WORLD’S LARGEST MARINE RESCUE.

Filling a Void • AFTER ENDURING UNTHINKABLE TRAGEDY, THE FDNY MARINE 1 UNIT CAME TOGETHER UNDER THE SOLE COMMITMENT TO PROTECT THEIR CITY.

Shock and Awe • BY AIR AND BY SEA, THE DEPARTMENT OF HOMELAND SECURITY WORKS AROUND THE CLOCK TO KEEP U.S. WATERS SAFE.

Purpose in the Wake of Tragedy • A RIDE ALONG WITH THE FAIRFIELD POLICE MARINE UNIT SPOTLIGHTS HOW A NEW GENERATION OF LAW ENFORCEMENT WAS BORN ON SEPTEMBER 11TH.

Time to Repower? • New motors sound like a great idea, but the benefit isn’t always worth the cost.

What's Up Doc? • Nothing beats a long-term career in marine journalism, even though it can sometimes be detrimental to your health.