Boats

A “Resto-Mod” project from Yachting Solutions—a hybrid of restoration and modification

Boatyard Profile: Maine Yacht Center

For nearly 50 years, Hinckley’s Phil Bennett has been helping people find the right boat to bring them joy on the water.

Seal Cove Boatyard is a family business with a long tradition of wooden boat care.

A new Bill Tripp design under construction at Rockport Marine features ultra-modern lines.

Making a living in a small harbor and fishing from a dory.

After completing the Downeast Loop, a cruising couple offers some how-to advice.

A former slaughterhouse worker from the UK and a Beals Island boatbuilding legend team up.

International One Designs have a long racing tradition in Northeast Harbor.

The marina caters to transient boaters, as well as a number of people who live aboard.

A vintage Bunker and Ellis lobsteryacht gets a rebuild, including a fancy new interior.

A gussied up Holland 32 is the perfect yacht for cruising and day-trips.

Can you have too many boats? Reflections of a boat addict.

A lifelong sailor explains why he traded in his Concordia yawl for a powerboat.

Of the 15 lightships surviving in the United States, three were built in Maine by the Rice Brothers Corporation in East Boothbay.

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