SACS Abarth 695 Tribute Ferrari Speedboat

So you’ve already got a monster yacht, cabin cruiser, or even “just” a pontoon; now you’re in need of an equally-stylish dinghy that goes where no larger vessel dares to?

The one-and-only SACS-Abarth 695 Tribute Ferrari‘s sure to float your boat, then! (Sorry, couldn’t resist) A joint-collaborative project from the iconic automotive company Abarth, dinghy boat-maker SACS, and Italian-stallion Ferrari—the Abarth Tribute Ferrari comes in a variety of sexy color schemes, including: Rosso Corsa (pictured above), Abarth 695 Tribute, Grigio Titanio, Blu Abu Dhabi, and Giallo Modena. And the stylish little craft wouldn’t be complete without complementary accents of carbon fiber panels, ‘SACS 695′ insignia over Ferrari-red colour, and red stitching.

Now that your backwater-exploration and boat-to-land-shuttling needs are met—in uber-classy style, nonetheless—you’re free to explore all of the corners of the world, Mr. Cousteau!

Watercraft

By Michael Bock on November 9th, 2011

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Caribiana 23 Sea Skiff

You could get a plain old boat like all those other boaters. But you’re more discerning than that, right? You want something that moves like a speedboat but looks like a luxury yacht. Enter the Caribiana 23-Foot Personal Luxury Sea Skiff.

She’s built like the finest rich-people boats, with a classy-looking teak steering pedastal, teak rub rail with rope inlay, teak floorboards, teak picnic table, and teak aft grate. So, there’s teak. And she’s got all the things you’d expect from a boat: dry storage compartments, anchor locker, compass, fuel tank, and so forth. She’ll do 30 MPH, but consumes less than 3 gallons of fuel per hour.

But the word of the day here is “customize”. Absolutely everything about your skiff is customizable to your personal whims, from the gelcoat color, to the cushions, to the drink holders. Caribiana will field any request that crosses your mind. So if you want even more teak, go ahead and teak your brains out.

$25,000-$50,000, Watercraft

By Doug Sinclair on May 26th, 2011

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$35,000+ BUY

Skier Controlled Tow Boat

Ever wanted to go water skiing but didn’t have access to a driver or boat; or perhaps you do, but crave exclusive control of the tow boat instead of being subject to the captain’s whim? Look no further than the Skier Controlled Tow Boat—great for activities like water skiing, wake or knee boarding.

The Hammacher Schlemmer unmanned tow boat sports a ‘joy-stick’ where normally there would be just a grab handle for the rider. The lucky operator determines when the watercraft begins and stops, how much it speeds up/slows down, and which direction s/he is going to pursue. It’ll take some time to master. But will it be totally kick-ass after you’ve initially had the experience of being flung into a grassy swamp? Yes!

The unmanned tow boat sports a three-cylinder, jet-propelled 70hp engine and boasts a 40mph top speed. Additionally, it’s fully equipped with a bilge pump for ridding excess water in the boat and is constructed of a very rugged fiberglass/polymer composite. A generous 40-ft tow rope is also standard.

Now that’s what we call A damn fine day at the lake!

$10,000-$25,000, Watercraft

By Michael Bock on April 25th, 2011

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$17,000 BUY

Raonhaje Ego | Semi-Submarine Boat

Raonhaje Ego, the semi-submarine boat, is the latest and greatest craze to hit the water, giving you the best of both worlds when it comes to sea life. The floating upper hull allows you to look out across the horizon for a romantic sunset with the person you love. And if that works to the extent that we think it will, you can both take the stairs to the submerged central hull, where only the fish and algae have to know what happens next.

Easy steering makes maneuvering this thing about as easy as driving an automatic car. With the acrylic windows surrounding you down below, you can experience sea life up close and personal with the safety you just can’t get from scuba or snorkeling. With the warmer months approaching, think about adding the Raonhaje Ego semi-submarine boat to your list of possible watercraft purchases. (At least until they disclose the price!)

Popular, Rides, Watercraft

By Aric Mitchell on March 4th, 2011

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The Streets of Monaco Superyacht

If you are like us highly paid Internet writers, then you’ve probably been wondering when a yacht that recreates the Monaco speedway and casino would come along, so you could replace the tired old yacht that you sail around in your mind. Well, folks, here she be: the 155-meter “Streets of Monaco” luxury superyacht, complete with swimming pool, helipad, and small-scale salutes to Monaco including the Oasis, which resembles the garden area outside Monaco Casino. The Grand Atrium brings together the upper and lower living areas of the yacht, because, let’s face it, if you’re fancy enough to need this, one living area just isn’t gonna do.

Sold at the terrifying price tag of “To Be Disclosed,” we’re sure that the Streets of Monaco Superyacht will fit into any-sized budget, so long as you are a professional contract killer or carry the numbers 007 before your name. For the rest of us, we’re not even sure that four or five full-time jobs would do it. But we sure can dream!

Concepts, Yachts

By Aric Mitchell on January 15th, 2011

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2011 Kawasaki Jet Ski Ultra 300X

2011 Kawasaki Jet Ski Ultra 300X has arrived to kick sand in the face of all those puny little water-hoppers that came before it. The company is no stranger to building quality jet skis, but this one boasts the title of being the most powerful ever built. Just how can it make such a claim? Well, it starts with 300 horsepower. Add in a deep-V hull that maintains stability while you’re zipping around on the water, and the restraints of past models just fall by the wayside.

The Jet Ski Ultra 300X also houses a 1,498cc inline-four DOHC engine and a 54-gallon fuel tank that will give you several turns out on the water before stopping for a refill. Experiment with riding angles thanks to the five-position adjustable handlebars, and blow away the competition with a supercharger that boosts RPMs. Smart Learning Operation mode gives newbies a chance to acquaint themselves with the power at their own pace. Summer will be here before you know it, kids. Add this one to the Santa list.

$10,000-$25,000, Jet Skis

By Aric Mitchell on October 24th, 2010

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Sea-Doo 230 Wake Sport Boat

Summer may be coming to an end, but that doesn’t mean we aren’t already planning for next year. And in all honesty, some of us may need at least that long to start saving up for our new boat – the Sea-Doo 230 Wake. Delivering up to 510-hp from a twin SCIC (Supercharged Intercooled) Rotax 4-TEC engine, the 230 Wake comes packed with features including:

Arch tower with speakers and board racks
Multi-directional heater
Swim platform
Ergonomic and aesthetically pleasing helm
A safer internal impeller (rather than an external propeller)
Innovative Direct Drive Propulsion System that allows for more power and better handling
Rear-facing passenger lounge
Plenty of room for 12 people.

“Finally, a boat that caught up to your wildest dreams.” We couldn’t have said it better. Time to go break open the coin jar and hope it has $50,000 worth of quarters…

$50,000-$100,000, Powerboats

By Jason Bacchetta on September 21st, 2010

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$52,900+ BUY

Seabreacher X

Come on, guys, I know you’ve got six figs to invest in the latest, greatest submersible watercraft. Introducing the Seabreacher X, a futuristic piece of machinery straight out of a James Bond film that can now be your reality. Capable of 25 miles per hour below the surface and 50 mph above, this shark-like vessel is a bit cooler than, say, a waverunner.

With Seabreacher X, you can dig deep into the depths of your favorite waterspot and even launch over the surface like the majestic creatures Innespace’s creation seeks to emulate. Capable of 260 horsepower, Seabreacher X also comes with every modern convenience you could want. From its live video to LCD monitoring system that allows you to safely view your surroundings to its stereo system with iPod docking capabilities that gives you the opportunity to take your favorite tunes with you wherever you go. Better hurry. Only a few of you will be lucky enough to own this limited edition, and we do mean limited, as Innespace is only producing 10 total.

$100,000-$250,000, $50,000-$100,000, Watercraft

By Aric Mitchell on August 21st, 2010

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$100,000 BUY

Kawasaki 2010 Jet Ski STX-15F

Just in time before summer ends, friends, is this latest innovation in water sports, the Kawasaki 2010 Jet Ski STX-15F. With its four-thrust capabilities, there isn’t much that will slow you down on the water, aside from law enforcement and fellow lakers. The engine is Ninja-derived and delivers 1,498 cc’s. Also sports Kawasaki Smart Steering system, which monitors steering input and engine speed for maximum maneuverability.

The Kawasaki 2010 Jet Ski STX-15F also comes with a wide array of safety and convenience features such as mirrors, reverse, large storage capacity, and full instrumentation. This cushy two-seater may keep you and the little lady out on the water longer than expected, but we doubt you’ll take that as a complaint. For $9k, you can bring this one into the family before the blazing months go bye-bye.

$5,000-$10,000, Watercraft

By Aric Mitchell on August 17th, 2010

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$9,000 BUY

Transparent Canoe

If Wonder Woman ever went on vacation to the Caribbean, she’d most likely have a transparent canoe stowed away in her invisible jet. The Transparent Canoe is made of Lexan, the same high-quality polycarbonate material used in bulletproof glass and jet-fighter cockpit canopies and has 100% visibility to see through to the ocean below.

Watch the fish swim by as you navigate your 11-foot leviathan through the water, then pick it up and carry it back to your car with ease. The Transparent Canoe’s 40 lb weight makes it lighter than most aluminum and wooden canoes, so you don’t have to struggle getting it to or from the water.

Also included with the Transparent Canoe are two double-headed paddles, water bailer, and two polyurethane flotation bags.

$1,000-$2,500, Canoes

By Harry Marks on June 14th, 2010

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$1500 BUY

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