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Featuring Boating News, Stories and More | Soundings Online
Soundings is the news and feature publication for pleasure boaters. Our award-winning coverage of people, issues, events and technology of recreational boating is second to none.
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The new flybridge cruiser is a collaboration between Lyman-Morse and C.W. Hood Yachts
The newest model from the Finnish builder will release this fall
BoatUS data suggests most boaters need the device for an average of 10 days.
Here’s how to prep your boat for the new season.
The online course helps state residents meet Brianna’s Law’s boating safety education requirement.
A look at the career of one of England’s great boat designers.
A couple in search of a cruiser find character in this 40-footer.
Renowned realist artist Jamie Wyeth, the third generation of the Wyeth painting dynasty, commissioned a Monhegan skiff from the Carpenter’s Boat Shop in Pemaquid, Maine, in 1984. Under the watchful eye of the shop’s founder, Robert (Bobby) Ives, an apprentice constructed the skiff that […]
Mark Ellis designed the Limestone 24, a typical deep-V hull, in the mid-1980s
The Gougeon brothers didn’t invent epoxy, but they were innovative boatbuilders who created the West System of epoxy products and revolutionized coldmolded boatbuilding.
The Turkish builder has a new entry-level model that’s big on volume.
Here’s why the Volvo Penta DPI Aquamatic has become a strong alternative to outboard power on luxury day boats.
Throughout the 60 years that Soundings has been published, these cruising destinations in New England have remained perennial boater favorites.
Aaron Crawford and Kevin Burns of Sabre and Back Cove Yachts, have helped a lot of people cast off and head for the horizon. These are the cruising trends they see in the future.
At 28, Max Campbell is sailing around the world and inspiring others to head offshore too.
Scientists just mapped the largest deep-sea coral reef yet, and it’s bigger than Vermont.
Two-time cancer survivor Bob Davis created Sails Up 4 Cancer (SU4C), a nonprofit organization that provides financial assistance to people going through the trauma and treatment of cancer.
Two powerful storms hit Maine on the nose, causing massive damage and leaving locals to ponder whether this will be their new reality
The Ada K. Damon shipwreck, which was broken up by a storm in 2020, are now showing up in pieces on the shore of Crane Beach.
Amazing waterfront home for rent in the sought-after Lake Capri/Harbor Village area of Pompano Beach. Incredible location close to the intracoastal & 1.5 miles to the ocean and Hillsboro Inlet. 80 ft seawall can fit 70 ft boat, 9ft deep in low tide. No fixed bridges. $9,995/mo. Large ...
After 27 years of weather and wave forecasting, the phone service will be shut down
We recently asked you to nominate your favorite waterfront restaurants for the Third Annual Soundings Readers’ Choice Awards. Thank you for the enthusiastic response! Now it’s time to vote for the best of the best. Click here to cast your ballot in one or all of the categories. Deadline […]
The anniversary of the Picnic Boat sees one of cruising’s most-loved designs now offered with hybrid-power
Racing sensation Cole Brauer’s circumnavigation showcased offshore sailing like never before.
After rough seas smashed the windshield of their adventure boat and shorted out their electronics, the M/V Samish came to the rescue
New proposals for anchoring regulations spark debate about safety, personal freedoms and the environment
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The 29-year-old sailor became the first U.S. woman to race nonstop and unassisted around the globe
The new model will be on view at the Palm Beach International Boat Show
Washington state boatbuilding students are constructing zero-emissions pumpout boats
Soundings Trade Only Today hosted its 2nd annual Women In The Industry panel at the Miami International Boat Show
The American RIB supplier releases the new Velox 420.
Police recaptured three men who’d escaped prison in Grenada and are now being investigated in connection with a missing cruising couple who are feared dead.
The Tidewater 3100 Carolina Bay is one of the largest bay boats on the market
Join us as we walk through the new features aboard the Jeanneau 895 Series 2
The Key West 291 FS is the newest addition to the builder's line of family sportsman models.
The company revealed a prototype hydrogen-powered outboard and plans to acquire German electric marine propulsion company Torqeedo
This Haddam estate breathes in all the natural beauty so you can exhale your very best lifestyle.
To reduce ship strikes, the U.S. Coast Guard launched a whale alert system for vessel operators in the Salish Sea
The former Prime Minister’s yacht will be restored at Britain’s Pendennis Shipyard after spending decades as a houseboat in France.
Fans of 007 are eagerly anticipating who will next play their beloved secret agent in the James Bond films, but boat enthusiasts are patiently awaiting the reveal of 007’s newest tricked-out vessel.
In the painting Storm on Machias Bay, Maine by Robert B. Dance, a Downeast-style lobster boat charges through high seas.
Want to install or upgrade a marine stereo? This is how the pros do it.
Here’s a first look at some of the new models debuting at boat shows this season.
An avid tuna fisherman builds his dream boat—a 46-foot Mussel Ridge—with expertise from a Rhode Island custom builder.
A Princeton University club broke the electric class speed record by outfitting a hydroplane with an electric outboard and batteries.
America’s Last lightkeeper retired from her post in Boston, but she says it’s okay for the job to go the way of linotype operators.
The great joys of boat ownership can offer unique perspectives and singular experiences, and this issue features a few people who have that all figured out.
SAIL, Power & Motoryacht, Passagemaker, Soundings, Trade Only, Anglers Journal, and Multihull Power & Sail take home 33 awards in 16 categories at the annual Boating Writers International writing contest.
This estuary’s maritime history is deeply embedded with contributions from Black Americans.