Serenity was the No. 1 boat name for 2017
Boat Owners Association of The United States issued its 2017 Top Ten Boat Names list, with Serenity being the No. 1 name people gave their boats last year.
This year’s list had its typical amount of nautical puns.
Here’s the list:
1. Serenity
2. Seas the Day
3. Andiamo
4. Irish Wake
5. Freedom
6. Adagio
7. Ohana
8. Oasis
9. Happy Ours
10. Firefly
Click here to see the BoatUS interpretation of the names.
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