We’re heading to the 2026 Annapolis boat show, and we’re excited to bring the Sorrento 100 by Skamander by Parker Poland as one of the models we’ll be showing. For anyone considering a premium European-built, outboard-powered boat, it’s an opportunity to look beyond photographs and talk through what ownership could look like.
With our headquarters in Baltimore, we’re especially pleased to be part of a show so closely connected to Chesapeake Bay boating. We look forward to meeting local boaters and visitors from farther afield, each with different ideas about what makes a boat right for them.
A closer look at the Sorrento 100
A boat’s appeal can start with its lines. Whether it belongs in your life often comes down to smaller details, such as how easily you can move around aboard and where everything goes when the whole family brings a bag.
Skamander by Parker Poland combines European craftsmanship with outboard-powered designs. Seeing the Sorrento 100 in person gives you a chance to explore that approach at a practical level.
As you look over a boat, a few questions are worth keeping in mind:
- Can you move comfortably between the areas you’ll use most, including when handling lines at the dock?
- How are your sightlines from the helm, and do the controls feel naturally placed?
- Where would life jackets and everyday gear go without getting in the way?
- Does the seating arrangement suit how your usual crew spends time together?
These observations help turn an attractive boat into a more informed buying decision. A specification sheet has its place, but it cannot tell you how comfortable a space feels or whether a layout matches your habits.
Bring your real boating plans
The most useful starting point isn’t an ideal vacation. It’s a typical day on the water. Tell us where you keep your boat and who usually comes along, then describe what you enjoy doing together.
If a normal Saturday means leaving a marina near Annapolis for lunch across the Bay, think about the time spent underway and how you use the boat once you arrive. If you spend summers on a Great Lake or inland reservoir, your questions may center on seasonal storage and the mix of activities your family enjoys.
Neither scenario calls for choosing by appearance alone. The right model and configuration depend on how the boat will fit into that routine.
If you already own a boat, bring a short mental list of what works and what frustrates you. An awkward boarding arrangement or gear that never seems to have a proper home can be more revealing than a request for something bigger. Those details give us a useful starting point for discussing the Sorrento 100 and your priorities.
Let’s talk about ownership, too
Boat shows naturally put the spotlight on the boat. We also want to leave room for the questions that matter after delivery. Where will it be kept? How will routine service fit into your season?
At MultiCorp Marine, we help with model selection and factory-order consultation, including vessel configuration. That means working through choices in relation to how you’ll use the boat, rather than treating an options list as a shopping checklist. We also provide delivery assistance and ownership planning.
Outboard power still involves routine maintenance and seasonal care. Discussing those requirements early helps you plan around your boating calendar instead of leaving them until the first service appointment is due.
For qualifying customers, our Command365 program provides year-round service coordination and maintenance guidance. Warranty assistance and dockside support are also part of the program. The aim is to make ownership more dependable and help reduce avoidable downtime.
Understanding how support will be coordinated where you keep your boat belongs in the buying conversation. We’re happy to discuss that alongside the details that first draw you aboard.
If the 2026 Annapolis boat show is on your calendar, come see the Sorrento 100 and talk with us about your next boat. Bring your questions and a picture of the boating you want to do.