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Boating Tip: Clean Your Engine Room
March 4, 2019
Have you heard the expression
"That engine room is so clean that you could eat off the deck"?
Well there's a good reason keeping your equipment, engines and engine room space like
Exclusive Luxury Flying Tender
March 3, 2019
SEAir announces a new collaboration with renowned designer Nathalie Ryan.
Beyond the sensations of gliding on water, the visionary Richard Forest of SEAir, wanted to go a step furth
Destination Darling Harbour
March 2, 2019
Are you looking for another cool place to take your boat?
Sydney Harbour is a world class boating destination and offers a tremendous variety of different ways to enjoy your boat. O
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March 1, 2019
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What Floats Your Boat, Robert?
February 25, 2019
Standen Marine is asking boat owners why they love boating so much.
Another in this video series, where we explore the reasons why people own their boat in the first place, the plac
What Floats Your Boat, Geoff?
February 20, 2019
Standen Marine is asking boat owners why they love boating so much.
In this video series, we explore the reasons why people own their boat in the first place, the places they like t
Boating Tip: Protect Your Teak
February 19, 2019
Here's a few of the best ways to protect your teak from the harsh elements.
It’s a wonderful thing, teak, it’s the epitome of nautical style and it's just plain great
Boating Tip: Daily Engine Checks
February 2, 2019
Follow this quick daily checklist to increase your safety on the water.
If your pleasure boat is relatively new and the engine(s) have low hours it's unlikely that you wil
World Premiere of Marex 360 CC
January 24, 2019
The newly released Marex 360 CC has been shown to the public in Germany.
Now currently on display at Boot Dusseldorf boat show, the Marex 360 Cabriolet Cruiser (360 CC) is
Boating Tip: Docklines
January 23, 2019
You Should Regularly Check Your Docklines - At Least Annually.
The only thing holding your multi-tonne boat in place is a few thin ropes!
Remember, you are ra