On a Boat
Five Boats to Get You Excited for Summer
Yesterday: a gorgeous spring day. Today: not so much. What they both have in common: you sitting in your
office daydreaming of sunny skies out on a boat this summer. Daydreams: meet reality. Times five...
What it is: A 42-foot sportfishing yacht. Good for you and 12 people to cruise around the
harbor while you take advantage of the full bar, catering (think: BBQ and lobster rolls) and surround sound.
Or just the master stateroom... Best for: Alpha-male bonding/deal closing. Or, you know, fishing.
What it is: The kind of cozy wood-beamed cabin with a sunporch, a roof deck, a full kitchen
and a temporary domicile you’d rent deep in the Vermont woods. Only floating in the Charlestown Navy
Yard. Best for: An in-town getaway with a few friends. Or as a depository for your in-laws.
What it is: A 96-foot, old-timey riverboat with teak and brass accents. It’s got two full
bars, an upper-deck dance floor and enough space for you and over 140 people to rule the Charles. Best for: A Maverick-inspired poker tournament.
What it is: A simple, 18-foot ragtop day boat with terrestrial radio and lounge-able
seating (like the boat version of your first convertible). Best for: You, five friends and a perfect city-facing spot in the harbor. For a hard day of
tanning.
What it is: A ski boat with 240 horsepower, a V8 engine... and a reason to get a day at
Weirs Beach on the calendar. Best for: Finally enjoying an afternoon on New Hampshire’s biggest lake, with all the
swagger of a young Kenny Powers. Ah, summer.
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