Category Archives: Sabre Yachts Blog

Roger Hewson, the founder of Sabre Yachts, passed away over the weekend. Roger was a visionary and a pioneer in the sailing industry, founding Sabre Yachts in 1970 with a passion for creating high-quality and innovative sailboats that combined performance, … Continue reading →

“Never Forget” are two words that when spoken will ultimately take us back to the horrific events of the terrorist attacks of 9-11.  For us in New England that Tuesday morning was a Chamber of Commerce pick of a beautiful … Continue reading →

  Launching the Sabre 43 Salon Express The idea for the newest Sabre model was conceived long before I joined Sabre. However, my experience with the Sabre 43 began on my first day of work when I took the grand … Continue reading →

Sabre Yachts has a long history of success with models between 40 and 45 feet, beginning in 1987 with the Sabre 42 sailboat. Since that date, Sabre has built more than 660 boats in this size range across fifteen different … Continue reading →

Authentic Maine Clambake Post and recipe by Tucker Thompson – Sabre Yachts Customer Service Representative   What’s the definition of a Maine clambake?   Some prolific writer would dream up a romance story combining the fresh bounties from the bay, … Continue reading →

Dear Clementine Dear Clementine, When we travel long distance by boat, my husband is always so eager to leave the dock that he frequently forgets to carry all his necessary gear with him up to the flybridge.  I end up … Continue reading →

The first Sabre 58 Salon Express left our Raymond facility one year ago, on December 21, 2019. Now, after a whirlwind 2020, hulls #004 and #005 are being commissioned and prepped for delivery.  Our readers who followed hull #001’s … Continue reading →

The Sabre Engineering team conducted sea trials on the third Sabre 58 Salon Express earlier this month.  The performance of the Sabre 58 has exceeded all expectations, and this third hull is no different. You can find all the performance … Continue reading →

After her last stay at the Barbara Bush Children’s Hospital, 8-year-old Hannah, who was born with Down syndrome and recently diagnosed with leukemia, came up with a heartwarming idea to put a smile on the faces of other children caught … Continue reading →

Portland, Maine, has distinguished itself as an ultimate “foodie” destination, earning acclaim from regional and national magazines, and winning a spot on many a “top ten” list. If you’ve spent any leisure time in Maine, chances are you’ve spent some … Continue reading →