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Afloat Magazine HMPT V7.Indd HAMPTONS • SUMMER 2021 AFLOAT USA® BRINGING YOU THE BEST IN AND AROUND THE WATER SAMPLE COPY NOT FOR DISTRIBUTION Advertise with AFLOAT USA® AFLOAT USA is a local resource dedicated to showcasing the favorite pastimes of waterfront living—fishing, boating, watersports, entertaining and more. Featuring destinations and must-see experiences that exemplify the area’s rustic coastal charm and unsurpassed luxury, this unique guide will be the go-to resource for everything from chartering a yacht and paddleboarding, to fine dining and the freshest casual seafood place in Montauk. When the sun is shining Yacht Kelpie and the wide blue ocean beckons residents and visitors to enjoy activities on and around the water, THE MOST SOUGHT AFTER YACHT IN THE HAMPTONS we strive to bring our readers the best of the best in the Hamptons. 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