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Contents Listing - Articles & Features in this issue
REGULAR ITEMS:
INTERNATIONAL NEWS - Azimut's Penthouse; 27m Russian superyachts; John Munford-designed furniture; The World of Sail reviewed; plus new designers, services and products from around the world
RACING LOGBOOK - Sail: Yamaha wins Whitbread Leg 5; ENZA's success; plus America's Cup and Team New Zealand/Russel Courts profile by TimJeffery. Power: WOC fleet and international powerboat news by RayBulman
EVENTS CALENDAR - 1994 international sailing and powerboat events, plus boat shows
CHARTER & BROKERAGE NEWS - US Charter laws due for a review; record first quarter for Merle Wood; all the latest listings and much more
ON BOARD:
ALFAMARINE 43 - Designed for fun in style, this Fazioli Nautica-built sportsboat has a hull by Fabio Buzzi and is capable of 60 knots. Report by Dag Pike
CORINTHIAN - A 35m (114ft) sloop designed by Ed Dubois is the latest from Alloy Yachts of New Zealand. Words by Roger Lean-Vercoe. Photos by Debra Lex
LADY JENN - Designed by Tom Fexas and built by Palmer Johnson, this 42m (137ft) motor yacht has a classic Egyptian-style interior. Words by Glenn Bishop. Photos by Guy Gurney
FEATURES:
NEW ZEALAND INDUSTRY REPORT - New Zealand recently hosted the Yacht Vision '94 design symposium. Boat International investigated this country's fast-developing marine companies that are busy exporting worldwide. Report and photography by Roger Lean-Vercoe.
THE BAY OF ISLANDS - Cruising New Zealand's Bay of Islands, so named by Captain Cook in 1769, and the Hauraki Gulf, some of the world's best cruising grounds, offering magnificent scenery. Words and photography by Roger Lean-Vercoe.
THE WORLD OF SAIL - CRUISING COMFORT - Extracted from Boat International's new book, this essay discusses comfort on :ruising yachts and compares design details on a 1911 cutter with modern sailing yachts. Words by Tom Cunliffe.
REVIEW:
BENETEAU F14 - The Beneteau/Pininfarina partnership's * 4.4m (47ft) flybridge F14 is a practical 29-knot family boat, a refined version of :heir F1. Report by Damien Babinet. Photography by Gilles Martin-Raget
COVER PHOTO - Corinthian, a 35m (114ft) sloop designed by Ed Dubois, is the latest from Alloy Yachts of New Zealand. See her at the In-Water show of Super Yacht '94 in Nice (24-26 May), Photos: Debra Lex. On Board - Page 102
INTERNATIONAL NEWS - Azimut's Penthouse; 27m Russian superyachts; John Munford-designed furniture; The World of Sail reviewed; plus new designers, services and products from around the world
RACING LOGBOOK - Sail: Yamaha wins Whitbread Leg 5; ENZA's success; plus America's Cup and Team New Zealand/Russel Courts profile by TimJeffery. Power: WOC fleet and international powerboat news by RayBulman
EVENTS CALENDAR - 1994 international sailing and powerboat events, plus boat shows
CHARTER & BROKERAGE NEWS - US Charter laws due for a review; record first quarter for Merle Wood; all the latest listings and much more
ON BOARD:
ALFAMARINE 43 - Designed for fun in style, this Fazioli Nautica-built sportsboat has a hull by Fabio Buzzi and is capable of 60 knots. Report by Dag Pike
CORINTHIAN - A 35m (114ft) sloop designed by Ed Dubois is the latest from Alloy Yachts of New Zealand. Words by Roger Lean-Vercoe. Photos by Debra Lex
LADY JENN - Designed by Tom Fexas and built by Palmer Johnson, this 42m (137ft) motor yacht has a classic Egyptian-style interior. Words by Glenn Bishop. Photos by Guy Gurney
FEATURES:
NEW ZEALAND INDUSTRY REPORT - New Zealand recently hosted the Yacht Vision '94 design symposium. Boat International investigated this country's fast-developing marine companies that are busy exporting worldwide. Report and photography by Roger Lean-Vercoe.
THE BAY OF ISLANDS - Cruising New Zealand's Bay of Islands, so named by Captain Cook in 1769, and the Hauraki Gulf, some of the world's best cruising grounds, offering magnificent scenery. Words and photography by Roger Lean-Vercoe.
THE WORLD OF SAIL - CRUISING COMFORT - Extracted from Boat International's new book, this essay discusses comfort on :ruising yachts and compares design details on a 1911 cutter with modern sailing yachts. Words by Tom Cunliffe.
REVIEW:
BENETEAU F14 - The Beneteau/Pininfarina partnership's * 4.4m (47ft) flybridge F14 is a practical 29-knot family boat, a refined version of :heir F1. Report by Damien Babinet. Photography by Gilles Martin-Raget
COVER PHOTO - Corinthian, a 35m (114ft) sloop designed by Ed Dubois, is the latest from Alloy Yachts of New Zealand. See her at the In-Water show of Super Yacht '94 in Nice (24-26 May), Photos: Debra Lex. On Board - Page 102
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