Back Cove Yachts For Sale | Back Cove Dealer (2024)

FAQs

How much do back cove yachts cost? ›

Back Cove boats for sale on Boat Trader are offered at a variety of prices, valued from $113,591 on the modest side all the way up to $1,180,176 for the bigger-ticket boats.

Differentiating Sabre and Back Cove would be reasonably simple; Back Cove was to be smaller, with a single diesel engine and a bow thruster, and interior fiberglass liners to simplify assembly.

Back Cove Yachts are built by 200 of Maine's finest boat builders in a modern 240,000 square foot facility in Rockland, Maine. Back Cove associates continuously demonstrate a comprehensive understanding of their role and its influence on the final product.

Type of yachts by Back Cove

Famous for their Downeast, Express Cruiser, Cruiser and Motor Yachts, the Back Cove boats listed generally have a medium-depth draft and exceedingly wide beam, qualities that make them popular and favorable for overnight cruising and day cruising.

Yachts from in-demand builders hold value better than others, and maintenance is also a big factor in resale value. Deferring maintenance or refittings can cut into your resale value. In terms of depreciation, here are some rough estimates for a new yacht: Year 1: About 10% depreciation in the first year.

The Back Cove Story

Back Cove Yachts, founded in 2003, is a sister company of Sabre Yachts. A group of Sabre dealers requested a smaller Downeast style cruising boat to suit the needs of owners who admired the look and feel of the Maine lobster boat and the dependability and fuel efficiency of a single diesel engine.

is in the mid-20-knot range, with a top speed of just over 30 knots. At 25 knots and 3,170 rpm, fuel consumption is 22.5 gal- lons per hour, or 1.1 nautical miles per gallon and a range of more than 300 miles.

“However, after the financial crisis of 2009, the sailboat business that Sabre had enjoyed for nearly 40 years essentially dried up as more new boat buyers opted for the speed and comfort of our power boats.”

The Flipper is an American sailboat that was designed by Carter Pyle and Joe Quigg as a daysailer intended for children, first built in 1966.

Cost advantages and know-how. Bayliner is owned by the Brunswick Corporation, the largest boat manufacturer in the world. In addition to Bayliner, Brunswick manufactures Searay, Boston Whaler, Crestliner, Lowe, Princecraft, Rayglass and other boat brands. They also manufacture Mercury engines and other boat parts.

What is the small boat on the back of a yacht called? ›

Dinghy. A small boat that a yacht carries or tows. Used for transfers to and from shore, and short day cruises and, if powerful enough, water sports. Also typically called a tender on larger yachts.

The actual floor surface is called the sole; the term 'deck' refers to a structural member tying the ships frames or ribs together over the keel. In modern ships, the interior decks are usually numbered from the primary deck, which is #1, downward and upward.

The bottom of a boat is called the “keel.” The bottom areas are often holds for cargo, fuel and the like.

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How much does renting the 'Below Deck Down Under' yacht cost? The vintage Northern Sun yacht rents for approximately $161,700 per week (plus expenses) during both low and high seasons, according to Yacht Charter Fleet.