Ever been on a weeklong trip and decided it just wasn't enough time? The owner of the 92-foot
Endless Summer knows exactly how you feel. That's why he decided to spend several weeks cruising the Barra de Navidad area of Mexico instead of the originally planned seven days for her maiden voyage.
Fully loaded with 5,000 gallons of fuel and 900 gallons of water, the yacht departed from California in mid-March and has been enjoying, as her name says, an endless summer ever since. And as these photos show, should a sudden squall develop, he has splendid accommodations to pass the time in.
The yacht was built by
Paragon Motor Yachts; in fact, she's the third 92 that Paragon has delivered in seven months.
Ever been on a weeklong trip and decided it just wasn't enough time? The owner of the 92-foot Endless Summer knows exactly how you feel. That's why he decided to spend several weeks cruising the Barra de Navidad area of Mexico instead of the originally planned seven days for her maiden voyage.
Fully loaded with 5,000 gallons of fuel and 900 gallons of water, the yacht departed from California in mid-March and has been enjoying, as her name says, an endless summer ever since. And as these photos show, should a sudden squall develop, he has splendid accommodations to pass the time in.
The yacht was built by Paragon Motor Yachts; in fact, she's the third 92 that Paragon has delivered in seven months.
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