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Faurby 460E

Danish yard Faurby custom-build each interior to every owner’s 
requirements, Graham Snook heads to Denmark to test the first two boats of its new flagship model.

£787,560.00
Bavaria C50, Credit: David Harding

Epitomising the ultra-modern, high-volume production cruiser, Bavaria’s C50 offers plenty to appeal to today’s buyers. David Harding reports

£448,696.00
Jeanneau Sun Odyssey 410

Is there a serious cruiser behind the new Jeanneau Sun Odyssey 410's bold looks? Graham Snook went to find out

Beneteau Oceanis 46.1

Graham Snook has his expectations overturned by a sporty 'First Line' edition of Beneteau's latest yacht

Django 7.70

Theo Stocker takes out the Django 7.70 and finds out if this modern twin keeler lives up to expectations

Sunbeam 46.1

Does the Sunbeam 46.1 have what it takes to be the bluewater cruiser she claims to be? Graham Snook travels to Barcelona to find out

Arcona 435

Swedish yachts are renowned the world over for their quality, 
but not necessarily for their speed. Graham Snook tests 
the Arcona 435 to see why this needs to change

Dufour 360 out on the solent in the sunshine

A 33ft yacht sporting a large cockpit, twin helms, wet bar and grill, and down below she has nine berths – surely there must be some mistake?

Ketch builder Amel has launched its first sloop for 20 years, a sloop with modern twin rudders at that. Pip Hare travels to La Rochelle to test her

A Hallberg-Rassy 340 at full sail

Hallberg-Rassy’s new 340 has a bowsprit, twin rudders, twin helms and no chart table. Have the quintessential Swedish boat builders lost the plot? Graham Snook travels to Sweden to find…