Buckets of Water, Waves of Change: A Father-Son Bond Forged Offshore
For years, a dad imagined his son joining him offshore. It finally happened—but then nothing went according to plan.
Sailor profiles, interviews, and Q&A stories
For years, a dad imagined his son joining him offshore. It finally happened—but then nothing went according to plan.
My partner didn’t share my cruising passion, so I learned to stop talking. Then, the real conversation developed between us.
The film is based on the bestselling book by former Cruising World staff editor Steve Callahan.
I can’t get enough of great sea stories. Luckily, quite a lot of people have written them down.
On our 50th anniversary, the Cruising World community continues to revel in the joy of the journey more than anything else.
Taking a sabbatical for six months of liveaboard sailing left this couple thinking about where to cruise next.
On the 50th anniversary of Cruising World, a longtime hand recalls his own journey through the publication’s five decades.
After we left our catamaran in the Bahamas, I had to find my sailing fix closer to home. Montana’s Flathead Lake proved worthy.
A fusion of Italian roots and Caribbean vibes, this tasty pasta is as adaptable and appealing as the sailing life itself.
18 products stood out to the judges among more than 80 entries that were submitted this year.
Harken supports Spectrum Sailing’s mission to expose kids on the autism spectrum to sailing’s ability to instill self-confidence.
Of all the changes that long-range cruising has seen in the past 50 years, safety and communication have been most welcome.