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Boat dealership featuring SCOUT BOATS, Gheenoe Boats, Yamaha, Mercury, Honda & Suzuki outboards. Full parts & service center. Honda Generators. Brokerage/Pre-Owned boats. Located on the North Fork of the New River in Fort Lauderdale. Family owned and operated since 1990. …

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Had an excellent experience working with Max in parts. He was professional and diligent, followed up quickly, and had the part shipped to me within hours of my call. My stress levels are way lower now.

About a year ago I was at Seven Seas Yacht Sales for the last time. I brought in a reoccurring problem with the steering which they said was fixed many times. (each time came with a bill for labor). The last time I was there they told me the vertical shaft on the motor was frozen and it was going to cost me at least $2000 to fix it and with the age of the engine it was probably not worth it, just buy a new or used engine. When I got home I decided to do some investigating on my own. I disconnected the steering cable and the engine swung from port to starboard effortlessly. However the steering cable was frozen. Long story short, for about $400 in parts and 4 hours of my unskilled time the issue was fixed. I would never go back and find the quality of service I received from previous service work I had done there average at best.

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Seven Seas Yacht Sales is a certified boat dealer located at Fort Lauderdale, FL, USA . You can contact us at 9544638143 for any Fort Lauderdale boat sales inquiries.

Seven Seas Yacht Sales has 15 new and used boats for sale in Fort Lauderdale , Florida .

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Wild Water: Test driving the Hermes Speedster by Seven Seas

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Named for a Greek deity, the Hermes Speedster by Seven Seas is a divine attention-grabber, says Kevin Koenig ...

As usual, the 2021 Fort Lauderdale International Boat Show was littered with glitzy and architectural tours de force. There was the 76 metre Feadship Boardwalk towering above show-goers with her Airbus H130 chopper sitting like heavy fruit on her after decks. There was the Ocean Alexander 35R , with a gleaming interior by Evan K Marshall that was so impressive it won a Best of Show award.

But for my money, the most talked-about vessel at the show measured a mere 6.7 metres long and cost about $249,000. The boat in question was the Hermes Speedster by Greek builder Seven Seas, and all it took was one glimpse to understand her appeal. With a delicate camber to her foredeck and loads of tumblehome aft, the coupé is so gracefully penned as to look organic. Particularly when painted a creamy eggshell as she was, the Speedster is a sprinter’s hamstring in repose – capable and taut.

And that’s just the exterior. The interior of the display boat was done in a soft and intricately stitched red leather, and replete with automotive touches such as a minimalistic, chrome-framed rear-view mirror, shiny analogue gauges and bucket seats that call to mind classic roadsters. This is not by accident. The Hermes Speedster was in large part inspired by the Porsche 356, a precursor to today’s omnipresent 911.

The amount of attention the boat received at the Fort Lauderdale show was, of course, not lost on Cole Adams, head of East Coast operations for Seven Seas Americas. “We were in a great spot at the show to have a lot of eyes on us,” he says. “It was a better reception than we could have imagined. We had this boat up in Bridgeport, Connecticut, for the Steelpointe show last summer, but of course Fort Lauderdale is a much bigger venue. We ended up selling both of our display boats, plus a few more. The attention will help us extend our brand to the Great Lakes and the West Coast as well. Right now we are hoping to sell 10 more boats in the first six months of 2022.”

I tested the Hermes Speedster just after the boat show in the Intracoastal Waterway. (Yes, this boat is gorgeous, but no, I was not clamoring to take her outside in the four-to-five-foot seas.) Before we could even unload the trailer at the 15th Street boat ramp, she had attracted further attention, and just the kind Seven Seas wants.

The man was your typical Fort Lauderdale show Buyer, with a capital B. He had just popped out of an Uber by himself to meet his captain aboard a large center console. He was almost completely unassuming in board shorts and a ratty T-shirt. But the Rolex Pepsi on his wrist gave him away.

“Hey, what kind of boat is that?” he asked, eyeing the model name on the gunwale. “My wife would love that. She has Hermès everything, so why not a boat?”

Adams had to politely explain that the Hermes is named after the Greek messenger god, not the fabled Parisian accessory brand – a common misconception. But it made no matter to the would-be buyer. “Well, I like the look of her anyway,” he replied before leaning back on a heel and taking in her lines. “You got a card?”

Adams and I shortly hopped into the little boat and puttered away from the ramp and down the no-wake zone past the Bahia Mar hotel, where the show had been held. There was not a cloud in the sky on what passed for a crisp, South Florida autumn morning.

The sun dazzled overhead, its reflection blazing a golden trail ahead of us down the canal. At the helm I leaned my left elbow out over the side of the boat and stiff-armed the wheel. Fleetwood Mac’s Dreams played on the stereo: “Now here you go again/you say you want your freedom.” And the vibes, as the kids say, were immaculate.

Once we passed the no-wake zone I opened up the throttle and the Speedster’s 170-horsepower Bombardier Rotax engine rocketed us down the canal at 43mph, a brag-worthy speed that feels much faster when you’re down so close to the water. Throttling into hard-over turns, the boat’s aft end spun out like a jet ski’s before pinning into place and darting us back in the direction whence we came. Over the blasting wind and spray I turned to Adams and shouted “She’s fun as hell to drive!”

We dropped her back down to a few miles per hour and crept back up the no-wake zone past the show with a parade of other slow-moving boats. As we passed a docked sportfisher being cleaned by a crew member, the salty gentleman singled us out and began to yell about a wake which, I assure you, we were not throwing. Some South Florida, big-boy words were exchanged. And as we left the sportfisher behind I turned to Adams and said, “That was weird. I wonder why he singled us out from everyone else?”

Adams just smiled and replied, “Because when you’re driving a boat like this, it’s all anyone ever sees.”

First published in the March 2022 issue of BOAT International US. Get this magazine sent straight to your door, or subscribe and never miss an issue.

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Driver arrested for DUI after driving through sea turtle nests on Fort Lauderdale Beach, police say

FORT LAUDERDALE, FLA. (WSVN) - A driver was arrested after he was accused of driving through a sea turtle nest on Fort Lauderdale Beach while under the influence.

According to a witness, they were at the beach, just before 9:30 p.m. Sunday, volunteering with Sea Turtle Oversight Protection, when they saw a Hummer speeding on the beach.

“This is unacceptable behavior,” Jason, a volunteer at the beach, said about the incident. “There’s no reason for this.”

The Hummer, the witness said, drove over the loggerhead turtle nest that was being monitored by Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission-sanctioned volunteers and came within feet of them.

Cellphone video, shared with 7News, shows the driver speeding through the sandy stretch of the beach at a high rate of speed.

“The driver made multiple passes down the beach, back up, down, and back up again, I think looking for an exit.” Jason said.

Once police arrived on the beach, 42-year-old Manuel Ortega Orellana was arrested and charged with DUI.

Loggerhead sea turtles are an endangered and protected species. Broward County is home to more loggerhead nests than most Florida counties.

“We see between 50 and 80 hatch out of each nest,” said Bridgette, another volunteer. “For every thousand sea turtle hatchlings, only one makes it to adulthood.”

This is the season where the baby turtles come out of their nests and roam into the ocean. The City of Fort Lauderdale imposes light restrictions so the baby turtles can make their way safely to the ocean without confusion.

“We have this person out here with their vehicle driving through and over turtle nests. It’s absolutely hideous and disgusting. Illegal, indefensible,” Holly, a volunteer who comes out to monitor the turtles every night, said about the incident. “These turtles take about two to three days to make their way to the top of the surface and then they emerge. So if these turtles were at the very top at the surface waiting to come out, and he drove over them, he absolutely could have killed a whole bunch of turtles.”

“We’ve seen mamas nesting here up until as recently as last week,” said Jason. “Sometimes two, three, four at a time at different stages of coming ashore, laying eggs and returning, and it takes them a little bit of time to do that. Had he come on a mother nesting it could have been even bad for that reason too.”

The volunteers said it was too early to determine how heavily the eggs were affected, but they will have to monitor them and see if any sea turtle babies come from the nest and make it to the ocean.

“These animals are up against so many man-created issues,” said Holly. “It’s absolutely hideous.”

Orellana remains in the Broward County Jail on an immigration hold.

The FWC will be investigating this incident.

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