Get to know Belle Marie, a 42-footer that draws just 22 inches of water, from the hearts of her owners and the eyes of her designer. Uniquely designed to be the queen of the shallow waters.

1954 18ft Chris Craft Sea Skiff

Don't Call it a Barge!

Aphrodite has been turning heads and capturing the hearts of mariners for the past 76 years. When you look through these photographs by Benjamin Mendlowitz, you will see why. Click here to watch a video, and pick up the January 2013 issue of Yachting to discover how this yacht has maintained her appeal.

Mark V 36 Commuter

classicyacht.org/boats/discovery "The M. V. Discovery was originally designed and built as 'Holiday' for William Morris of the William Morris agency in 1931 in San Pedro, California. From her teak decks and deckhouse to her fine mahogany paneling she reflects an era long past when craftsmanship meant pride in artistry. "It was said of her shortly after her launch by Pacific Motor Boat, designed specifically to obtain just the arrangements specified by Morris, who evidently demanded comfort and convenience in all matters aboard ship as well as a sturdy sea-going vessel inspiring confidence in her abilities by her very appearance". " Owner url: www.alaskacharters.com DISCOVERY is a member of the Pacific Northwest Fleet of the Classic Yacht Association (CYA). The Classic Yacht Association promotes and encourages the preservation, restoration and maintenance of fine old power driven pleasure craft. Additional objectives of the Association are to promote, sponsor, and develop yachting activities for the Association and to cultivate a spirit of friendship among the members. For more information about CYA, check out their website at www.classicyacht.org and their Facebook page at www.facebook.com/classicyacht/?fref=photo ======================================================

Our latest launch with a timely application to this modern world is the Solar Sal 27.