An Eastbound Adventure Across the Atlantic: Sailing Nova Scotia to Norway
A northern track eastbound across the Atlantic elicits parallels to the adventures of early voyagers.
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High-latitude charter expeditions offer some of the ultimate cruising adventurers to be had for serious sailors in the most remote regions of the globe.
A northern track eastbound across the Atlantic elicits parallels to the adventures of early voyagers.
As time marches on, different styles of boating can be appealing – especially in charter and bucket list destinations.
High-latitude cruising and winter sailing require adequate preparations.
High-latitude sailors and double circumnavigators Ginger and Peter Niemann receive the Cruising Club of America Blue Water Medal for their accomplishments and spirit of adventure.
A sailing couple catches the birding bug while exploring Alaska’s wild northern waters.
Aboard his Jeanneau 37, Andreas Heide and a team of researchers plan to head to Arctic waters this summer to film and research orcas and other sea life, as well as document environmental conditions in the far north.
The passage on Pelagic Australis from Chile to Antarctica was nothing short of mind-bending, but the rewards were worth the ordeal.
Modern-day explorers find fantastic adventures on a bareboat charter along the wild west coast of Iceland.
For a pair of cruisers who love to sail and hike in the mountains, Southeast Alaska is the perfect destination.
Bob Shepton has sailed more than 130,000 miles, twice transited the Northwest Passage and has written books about his high-latitude adventures—all in retirement.
A conversation with Norwegian sailor and adventurer Andreas B. Heide
Skipper Matt Rutherford and scientist Nikki Trenholm have an ambitious long-term plan to conduct important climate research in the high latitudes. First they need to fix up their “new” boat.
“You never want to run aground in the dead of night on a lee shore. But we’d been drawn to Shishmaref. It wasn’t a boomtown. Quite the opposite. It was a town going boom.”
A family gets used to life underway again after a two-year hiatus.
A longtime voyager finally learns to fish, and to love it, in the Alaskan wilderness.
A dedicated family turns a Spartan Open 60 into a cruising boat—and heads to the Northwest Passage.
A hardy band of adventurers sails to 81 degrees north, where they are halted by the frozen sea.
A painter and photographer find inspiration in their cruising journeys through the Canadian Maritimes.
Reflections on the Northwest Passage
A family of four settles in and enjoys an easy crossing from Sitka to Kodiak.
The crew of DogBark! makes the tough decision to turn around when the ice conditions prevent a transit of the Northwest Passage this season.
The crew of DogBark! plays a waiting game with the ice and wind.
The journey continues as the crew of DogBark! reaches the arctic circle.
The crew of DogBark! is killing time in Nome, Alaska, waiting for a weather window to continue on to the Northwest Passage.