Back Cove is the single engined range of powerboats owned by the Sabre Corporation, built in Maine, USA.These boats have elegant "spooned" bows and gently raked transoms exuding quality and style. Below the surface the Back Cove has a deep-vee planning hull utilising the latest build and design technology brought in from their larger sisters in the Sabre range. The Back Cove is built in sizes the 33, 29 and 26; both feature single diesel engines, standard bow thrusters and an enviable list of standard equipment. Back Coves are stylish to look at, exhilarating to drive and a pleasure to own.

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Back Cove 26

The Back Cove 26 is a classic New England style “lobster boat”, with a gently spooned bow and an elegantly raked stern. She is spirited, beautiful, dry and seaworthy. She features either the open top style or can have a hard top/soft top canopy option.

The 26 features a modified deep-vee hull with a prop recess and standard trim tabs which offers stunning performance and a comfortable ride. The standard Yanmar 200hp engine will enable the 26 to cruise happily at 20 knots and will top out at 25 knots.

She is a delight to drive and a joy to behold!

Back Cove 29

The Back Cove 29 is a classic New England style "lobster boat", with a gently spooned bow and an elegantly raked stern. She features either a hard top as in the larger Sabre express 38 and 42's or can have the open top like the smaller 26.

The 29 features a modified deep-vee hull with a prop recess and standard trim tabs which offers stunning performance and a comfortable dry ride. The standard Yanmar 260hp engine will enable the Back Cove to cruise happily at 20 knots and will top out at 24 knots. With the upgrade 315hp option performance reaches a top end of 29 knots.

She is a delight to drive and a joy to behold!

Back Cove 33

The new Back Cove 33, the largest yacht in the Back Cove range. The Back Cove 33 offers tremendous value, great style and modern practicality.

Below deck is a large and comfortable vee-berth, L-settee with pilot berth above, and a head with stall shower. On the helm deck, a full galley stretches out aft of the helm seat and to port is a dinette where four adults can sit and enjoy a meal. The inlaid table is a fine example of the Maine boat builder's craftsmanship and tradition, evident also throughout the Back Cove 33. Forward of the dinette, a double mate's seat is a comfortable perch for the navigator. The helm deck is airy and bright with overhead hatches, opening side windows and a center opening windshield.

In her cockpit a large bench seat allows comfortable lounging while underway or when anchored in a peaceful cove. Engine access is extraordinary, as the helm deck including the port side dinette raises to expose the yacht's mechanical systems.