Research 2013 - Grand Banks - 50 Eastbay SX

The New 50 Eastbay Series: Grace Under Power

The All-New 50 Eastbay SX & FB - In 1993, Grand Banks launched the Eastbay Series and pioneered the modern interpretation of the lobster boat as a stylish and powerful "Down East" cruiser. Now for 2012, the 50 Eastbay brings a stunning new style and the latest pod drive technology to today's most discerning yachtsman - a remarkable blend of grace, beauty and heart-pounding performance. Avaliable in both flybridge and salon express models, the 50 Eastbay is everything you've come to expect from Grand Banks and so very much more.
Standard features:
Pod Drive propulsion boosts fuel economy, improves handling and offers joystick control for docking.


Hunt Hull Design
The 50 Eastbay features the proven Hunt Hull desgin that helped make the Eastbay Series best in its class.


Aft bulkhead opens to connect salon and cockpit as a spacious, living area, with auto-retractable sunshade.


The 5 Eastbay features the proven Hunt Hull design that helped make the Eastbay Series best in its class.


For the new 50 Eastbay, we styled the timeless lines of our Down East cruiser with a stronger, more dynamic sensibility.


Expansive Cockpit
One of the most compelling features of the 50 Eastbay is her wide-open main deck. An expertly-crafted six-panel door across the aft bulkhead slides easily out of the way to make one sweeping, spectacular living space of the salon and cockpit areas. Move easily from the helm to transom, lounge on a salon settee while taking in the sunshine and fresh air, or entertain guests in stunning, spacious fashion.


Cockpit Seating, Table and Storage
The spacious cockpit comes standard with teak decking and features built-in seating along the transom, plus a hand-crafted teak table perfect for outdorr dining.


Retractable Sunshade
Protection from the elements can make it easier and enjoyable to be outdoors. With the push of a button you can extend or retract a beautiful, sturdy Sunbrella canvas awning over the cockpit-a standard feature on every 50 Eastbay.