Supersede Launches Green Alternative to Marine-grade Plywood
Supersede Marine Board is 100 percent recyclable, waterproof and rot-proof.
Supersede Marine Board is 100 percent recyclable, waterproof and rot-proof.
Steve Brodie acquired Pacific Seacraft in 2007 out of bankruptcy. The company now builds 31- to 61-footers in North Carolina.
The happiest days in most boat owners’ lives, it turns out, have nothing to do with buying or selling the boat.
My entire life, I tried to design and outfit the perfect cruising boat. By the fifth hull, I had learned a lot.
Experts say we’re in the middle of an active hurricane season. Those of us who lived through Hugo know the hell this forecast portends.
Executive director of Sail Newport Brad Read offers a sailing sabbatical program for those seeking a temporary leave from the rat race.
Plenty of sailors can spin a good yarn at the bar, but it’s a real trick to be able to turn a phrase on paper.
An Australian cruising family finds moments of richness and culinary delight after a challenging passage.
The bluewater sailor and beloved contributor to Cruising World died in August in Fort Lauderdale, Florida.
Weather delays, unexpected challenges, and changing plans: why patience is the ultimate skill for successful cruising.
16 sailors from eight nations participated in the 1982 BOC Challenge, bringing a diverse group of characters to the event.
A preexisting condition leads to a rapidly advancing infection in the Bahamas Out Islands—and a sudden change of cruising plans.
Supersede Marine Board is 100 percent recyclable, waterproof and rot-proof.
Steve Brodie acquired Pacific Seacraft in 2007 out of bankruptcy. The company now builds 31- to 61-footers in North Carolina.
The happiest days in most boat owners’ lives, it turns out, have nothing to do with buying or selling the boat.
My entire life, I tried to design and outfit the perfect cruising boat. By the fifth hull, I had learned a lot.
Experts say we’re in the middle of an active hurricane season. Those of us who lived through Hugo know the hell this forecast portends.
Executive director of Sail Newport Brad Read offers a sailing sabbatical program for those seeking a temporary leave from the rat race.
Plenty of sailors can spin a good yarn at the bar, but it’s a real trick to be able to turn a phrase on paper.
An Australian cruising family finds moments of richness and culinary delight after a challenging passage.
The bluewater sailor and beloved contributor to Cruising World died in August in Fort Lauderdale, Florida.
Weather delays, unexpected challenges, and changing plans: why patience is the ultimate skill for successful cruising.
16 sailors from eight nations participated in the 1982 BOC Challenge, bringing a diverse group of characters to the event.
A preexisting condition leads to a rapidly advancing infection in the Bahamas Out Islands—and a sudden change of cruising plans.
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