Batoo Magazine

New Santa Clara boat inspection rules from June 15, 2026: what owners actually need to do

From June 15, 2026, Santa Clara County reservoirs will apply new inspection rules to limit the spread of invasive mussels. Here is what actually changes for owners trailering, launching, and relaunching inland boats.

June 11, 20265 min read

Nautique refreshes the 2027 S-Series: what to really watch in the new S23 and S25

On June 9, 2026, Nautique unveiled the redesigned 2027 Super Air Nautique S-Series. Here is what really deserves attention on the new S23 and S25 before you consider placing an order.

June 10, 20264 min read

ONE°15 Marina Singapore fire: the checklist every boat owner should review now

After the June 7, 2026 fire at ONE°15 Marina Sentosa Cove, here are the practical dockside checks owners and crews should revisit immediately.

June 9, 20264 min read

Wake Responsibly Summer 2026: what boat owners should actually do to reduce conflicts and protect water access

The early June push behind the Wake Responsibly campaign puts three practical rules back at the center for cruising and wakesurfing owners: keep distance from shore and docks, keep music reasonable and avoid repetitive passes in the same area.

June 8, 20263 min read

Feadship Project 828 Milky Way: what to watch after the June 6, 2026 launch

The launch of Feadship Project 828 Milky Way in Amsterdam points to where the high-end custom segment is heading: more usable exterior space, cleaner lines and an owner program built around life on deck.

June 7, 20264 min read

Baglietto FAST50: what to really evaluate after the first launch

Baglietto launched the first FAST50 on June 3, 2026. Here is what really matters for an owner: operating profile, onboard space, beach club, garage, draft and design trade-offs.

June 6, 20266 min read

El Escudo Debuts in Los Angeles: Why the New Hybrid Harbor Craft Matters for Owners and Marinas

The new El Escudo has entered service at the Port of Los Angeles with hybrid propulsion and up to two hours on battery power. Here is what it really signals for port access, charging infrastructure and future standards.

June 5, 20264 min read

ArticleMarket & Trends

AkzoNobel stays independent for now: what it really means for yacht painting and refit planning in 2026

After AkzoNobel’s June 2 update, owners planning paint work and refits should focus less on financial noise and more on timing, product systems and applicator availability.

June 4, 20264 min read

Atlantic Hurricane Season 2026: the June checklist boat owners should lock in now

The Coast Guard opened the 2026 hurricane season with a reminder that a below-normal forecast does not reduce risk for an individual harbor. Here is what owners should define now on mooring, relocation, alerts and onboard responsibilities.

June 3, 20264 min read

Harbor Island West Marina in San Diego starts redevelopment: what owners and cruisers should plan now

On June 1, 2026, Harbor Island West Marina marked the official start of its $70 million redevelopment. For boaters on San Diego Bay, the story matters immediately: access, parking and some on-site services are already changing while the marina says operations will continue in phases.

June 2, 20264 min read

BoatUS expands its boating safety course to 15 more U.S. states: what owners should verify now

As of May 29, 2026, the free BoatUS course is approved in 15 additional U.S. states. Here is why that matters for owners, cruisers and families boating or chartering in the United States.

June 1, 20264 min read

Itama 70 launched in Ravenna: what to look at closely in Ferretti Group's new open yacht

The first Itama 70 was launched in Ravenna on May 21, 2026 and announced on May 28. Here are the practical points that matter for owners considering this 21.23-metre open yacht.

May 31, 20264 min read

Marina Vela Barcelona Secures IPR Permit: What It Really Changes for Non-EU Yachts in Refit

The new IPR approval at Marina Vela Barcelona creates a practical route for non-EU yachts heading to Spain for refit and maintenance. Here are the benefits, limits and checks to make before scheduling a stop.

May 30, 20264 min read

Windy City Boat & Yacht Show 2026 in Chicago: what is actually worth focusing on before you go

The new Windy City Boat & Yacht Show brings more than 100 in-water boats, selected trials and practical learning sessions to Burnham Harbor. Here is why the event matters for Great Lakes boaters and how to prepare for a productive visit.

May 29, 20264 min read

Michigan approves $4.035 million for boating harbors: what it really means for Great Lakes boaters

Michigan approved seven boating infrastructure projects on May 27, 2026, covering harbors, dredging and access sites. Here is where the work is going and how Great Lakes boaters should plan cruising, fuel stops and marina choices.

May 28, 20264 min read