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A mecca for fishos and comprising Australia’s busiest container port, Victoria’s Port Phillip Bay is always moving, above and below the water

Take your boat to Lake Macquarie and never look back — this place has it all.

Cairns is one of the best ways to see the tropical north and the wonders of the Great Barrier Reef.

With a marine history that dates back to the custodianship of the Yalukit-willam people, it's no wonder Williamstown is a strong marine town

Located in Victoria’s south-west, Warrnambool is a wet wonderland full of nature, history and relaxation

It's the oldest European settlement in Victoria, but there's more than just history to be found here

Townsville is an important cultural and trade hub, but there's plenty to see and do

Located in the middle of the Pacific Ocean, Samoa is the perfect destination for a getaway

Rich in history and beautiful natural assets, Mackay is both a thriving commercial port and ideal destination

Although Capri is arguably the jewel of the Bay of Naples, Procida and Ischia are just as beautiful

Despite being the principal port of Queensland, Gladstone has kept the charm of a coastal destination

G.H. Mumm Brand Ambassador Kaitlyn Tremblay takes us through the invite-only RSRV Blanc de Blancs 2013 and Rosé Foujita.

Running-in an engine is an essential process, all it takes is just a few spare hours and a little bit of TLC.

Bluewater Dreams: Penthouse-style luxury meets genuine ocean-going range on this big Horizon cruiser. Cast off the docklines on Christella and don’t look back.

Right Royal Beauty: You’ll feel like royalty on the water aboard this stunning sportsyacht from the esteemed Princess yard.

North of the Horizon: The current owner of this 20m Horizon flybridge cruiser has already found the ideal resting place for this islander explorer.

Mercury 40 Super: Three cylinders make all the difference.

Head over Heels: There's no need for Sydney-siders to travel off the beaten track for a pleasant vacation, thanks to their magnificent harbour.

Grande Bateau: There is nothing small or modest about this flagship from Catana that offers apartment-style living but also puts more emphasis on sailing abilities, reports Kevin Green.

Return to Splendour: With a max speed of 20 knots it's relatively quick for a downeaster, but still not fast enough to outrun its pedigree.

All Seasons Cruiser: Practical motor cruisers like this Beneteau Swift 47 Trawler allow boating in any season, so they'll fit it well in Australia.

Peaceful Isolation: Esperence is poised to become a new tourism hot spot, in spite of its isolated location on the coast of WA.

Dreams Realised: Ben Keys and Tim van Duyl shared duties reviewing the Harbour Classic 40 and both came away impressed by the change of pace from Whitehaven.

The Day Modesty Died: With a floorplan more akin to a luxury apartment building than a boat, it's hard to imagine something anything more opulent.

Smarter Boating: Phone apps can enhance your boating, as well as making it safer and easier to enjoy those magic moments at sea.

Till Ringer: Attendance at this year's Sanctuary Cove International Boat Show was up three per cent with a total visitor count of 47,243, but tickets aren't all that were sold.

Oceans of Possibility: One boat to rule them all? This Maritimo flybridge cruiser is designed to handle any challenge her new owner might dream up.

Fast, faster, frauscher: Unique within Australia and packing blistering speed, you’d best not take your eyes off this Frauscher. In fact, don’t even try.

This engine can also power a boat: VW’s 3.0 litre Amarok diesel suits boats too.

Crafting the Rocket: Inspired hull design and cavernous internal volume means this center console will be equally at home offshore or cruising around with loved ones.

First established as a rough 'n' ready timber port, Mooloolaba offers modern boaters a taste of the good life with show-stopping beaches and harbours.

Viking Warrior: The Sports Cabin adds an even more exciting edge to the Axopar range. John Ford reports it’s the best of the Finnish range to hit our shores.

Realist Grandeur: The strong, dignified and traditional influence is clearly visible, but you’ll need to lean in a little closer to see modern functionality in the details.

Seafaring Siren: Offering comfort and security on the big blue sea, this enclosed flybridge cruiser is a flexible option for oceanic wanderers.

Dreams Realised: When West Australian land developer Garry felt limited by the entertaining options aboard his existing Horizon E67, he didn’t just look at the next model up, he stepped forward in time.

Weird Science: There's an air of uncertainty surround Sunseeker's latest announcement, but it looks like they're set to make this dream a reality.

This stylish motoryacht is a genuine world cruiser just waiting for the right owner to point her over the horizon.

Oh Puetro: Once a safe harbour for Spanish galleons, this beautiful area is now a fascinating tropical wonderland for divers, sailors and holiday makers alike. There really is something for everyone.

It's that time again. SCIBS time. The gates to Australia's premier boat show open May 23. Will this year's event live up to the highs of 2018? We think so, and these are the highlights you won't want to miss.

We’ve partnered with Maritimo for a series of delectably simple, yet inspiring recipes that’ll have have you and your guests salivating with anticipation.

Functionality at the Fore: This next-gen yacht is packed to the hilt with tricks that maximise its on-board appeal.

The Belize 54 embodies timeless appeal from its chic Euro-inspired design, comfort and propulsion in sedan and open-flybridge guises.

In line with the rise of the share economy and ubiquitous social media scenes of lavish yachts in picturesque anchorages, charter is experiencing a meteoric boost, Jeni Bone discovers.

John Ford negotiates the weekend mayhem of Sydney Harbour aboard a Back Cove 37, but it sounds like he would rather be heading to places further afield.

Port of Refuge: Eden offers a safe haven along the south-east coast of Australia, hosting tourism, industry and military alike.

Consecutive Australia’s Greatest Boats award victories have given Cruise Craft a prestigious pedigree and as Kevin Smith finds, not much has changed since our last look.

Tucked away in a remote corner of the world, the Aussie industry has thrived in catering to our unique conditions. Looking back at some stand-out local legends, we remind ourselves just how good we’ve got it in this great southern land.

This has been one of the most reliable Cummins ever...

King of the North: It’s not too late to plan a winter escape aboard a good-as-new Maritimo.

Distant horizons will be no barrier to the adventurous buyer of this tough and stylish explorer yacht.