Florida Yachts - Nordhavn 43'

Levity - Nordhavn 43'

The Nordhavn 43 is the direct result of lessons learned on that challenging and very satisfying adventure. It also represents the culmination of what 25 years of quality boat building has taught us. Unlike other boat builders, they did not set out to design a 43-foot model to fit a marketing strategy. Instead they challenged themselves to make a great boat, the Nordhavn 40, even better. Likewise, they knew that the Nordhavn 47 was already on its way to becoming one of their all time best sellers. This was simply more boat than many people wanted or could afford. A careful comparison of both the 40 and new 47 formed the design parameters for a new model. It just happened to result in a 43-foot long boat. And it just may become the most popular Nordhavn yet.

Nordhavn 50' "Boundary Waters"

BOUNDARY WATERS Nordhavn 50' was designed by Jeff Leishman, N.A. This boat is fully fitted with upgrades and amenities. From the Lugger Wing engine, V drive and 11 knots maximum speed capability, the Boundary Waters sails like a dream. This Nordhavn 50' is equipped with a 300 gallon fresh water tank and 1320 gallon fuel tank capacity. There's plenty of room on board with 2 cabins and 2 heads. Sail away on Boundary Waters Nordhavn 50'.

Meet Us at the Fort Lauderdale Boat Show

Are you counting down to the 2014 Fort Lauderdale Boat Show? We most certainly are. Five days of un-interrupted yachts, boats and sea vessels. Don't forget to mark your calendars and we hope to see you there!

Fort Lauderdale, Florida, the "Yachting Capital of the World" will host the 55th Fort Lauderdale International Boat Show on October 30-Nov 3, 2014. Show exhibits range from yacht builders and designers to exotic cars and brokerage yachts. A wide variety of boats and sea vessels will be on display including runabouts, sportfishers, high performance boats, center consoles, cabin cruisers, flats boats, skiffs, express cruisers, sailing yachts, motor yachts, bowriders, catamarans, ski boats, jet boats, trawlers, inflatables, canoes, and extraordinary superyachts.

— Fort Lauderdale International Boat Show

BOAT SHOW SCHEDULE

Oct 30 - Nov 3, 2014

Prime Time Preview: 

Thurs. Oct 30, 10am - 7pm 

  

General Admission: 

Fri. Oct 31, 10am - 7pm 

Sat. Nov 1, 10am - 7pm 

Sun. Nov 2, 10am - 7pm 

Mon. Nov 3, 10am - 5pm 

Welcome to the Nordhavn Community

Yacht Tech Inc is much more than a yacht brokerage and  service center. We are a warm community of Nordhavn Owners. At Yacht Tech Sales we welcome you into a community of Nordhavn owners who share a love of the open ocean and the Nordhavn quality of life. When you purchase a yacht with us you purchase superior customer service, a knowledgeable support system and years of expertise. Contact our expert Nordhavn brokers and service center for all of your Nordhavn needs.

Climb Aboard the Emily Grace

Explore the compelling travel log of Tom, his Admiral Kim and daughter Emily, as they soon bring their six year excursion to a close. In 2008, they sold their home and set out aboard their Nordhavn 46, Emily Grace, for the adventure of a lifetime. Their travels are filled with educational stories, great adventure and heart warming encounters. Climb aboard the Emily Grace and join in the adventure at mvemilygrace.blogspot.com.

America's oldest museum happens to be The Charleston Museum right here in South Carolina. It opened in 1773, and from the beginning, displayed geological specimens from its surrounding areas. Outside there is a replica of the American Civil War H. L. Hunley submarine of the Confederate States of America. Drawing from my vast experience working at the Groton submarine factory (Ha Ha), I explained to Emily that the Hunley demonstrated the advantages and the dangers of undersea warfare. She was the first combat submarine to sink a warship, although Hunley was not completely submerged and, following her successful attack, was lost along with her crew before she could return to her base. Apparently, the bowsprit containing the explosive charge was not quite long enough!

— Charleston, South Carolina

Where Is the Istaboa?

Follow the quirky and humorous travel log of the Nordhavn 57' Istaboa. The Istaboa has logged thousands of miles in exploration. The owners don't miss a beat on the blog, keeping you updated as they skillfully balance business with pleasure. This yacht travel blog shares great pictures from each of their journeys. Read more here...

Becoming Istaboa: We happened on her for sale in Palm Beach, Fl and quickly realized, we found our boat. A 57 Nordhavn was always at the top of my list of great boats and it didn't take much poking around to see she was loaded with the right stuff as well as in good shape. We worked out our deal, took her out into 10' seas for a sea trial, took a night to think about it, and the rest is history. We now own a 57 Nordhavn. The previous owner kept a captain and mate busy on board and she was already in turn key mechanical condition. So without much fuss we loaded her up with fuel and made a run for the Abacos; then the Berrys, Eleuthera, and Cat. She ran flawlessly. After a few months of island cruising, we ran her around the Keys, across the Gulf of Mexico, and up the Tenn-Tom Waterway to Tennessee.

— Where in The World is Istaboa?

The ARGO Crosses the Pacific

Anchoring at Georgetown, Bahamas

Follow the exciting journeys of  TischTravels.com, a photo and journalistic log of the travels of Rebecca and Randy. Join in the fun as they discover the world aboard their Nordhavn yacht, ARGO. Their excursions have taken them across the globe from the Canadian Maritime Provinces to Central America, Alaska and beyond. Read up on their current voyage, Crossing the Pacific. Visit their blog for vibrant pictures and stories from their journeys.

We have begun our voyage to New Zealand. We left Florida in mid-February, headed for Cartagena, Columbia via The Bahamas and Jaimaica. We will then transit the Panama Canal, after which we will head for the Galapagos Islands, French Polynesia, and end up in New Zealand in October. It is a voyage of over 11,000 miles.

— Tisch Travels