In terms of boats, the Downeast moniker was originally coined for Maine-built wooden lobster boats featuring a full-length keel. The simple, sensible configuration caught on as a dependable and economical solution for building small commercial fishing boats across the Eastern U.S. in the early 1900s.
Regulator owners Joan and Owen Maxwell have been on a mission to improve the lives of those around them since the beginning, and their passion shows through the positive demeanor of their employees and the exceptional workmanship of their products.
Valhalla Boatworks and Viking Yachts’ ability to provide beyond the standard features for their yachts and center consoles and willingness to integrate components not on the options sheet does have some limits, but they are rarely reached.
Plymouth, England is home to Princess Yachts and all their ancillary operations. Plymouth is also recognized as having the largest operational naval base in Western Europe, originally built in 1690. The historical allure of Plymouth is undeniable for anyone who visits, and Princess Yachts’ hospitality ensures the visitors are frequent and plentiful.
The Back Cove 372 is a revitalization of the Back Cove 37, which enjoyed over a decade of success before undergoing design updates to the molds. After more than 200 hulls of the original 37, Bluewater was excited to be a part of the debut for the reborn 372.
Many members of the Bluewater sales team have been around long enough to witness several highs and lows in boat sales and the marine industry. As in times past, they make some adjustments to their course heading and keep putting their best foot forward; always aiming to serve the customer’s best interest.