Boats

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.

Initially designed for fishing, catboats have become popular recreational sailers.

Resto-mods, combining old boats with modern technology, take yacht restoration to a new level.

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