Crew Arrested in the Pacific
Officials in the Republic of Kiribati have detained two crew from a German-flagged yacht for not clearing in upon arrival.
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Officials in the Republic of Kiribati have detained two crew from a German-flagged yacht for not clearing in upon arrival.
The fatal accident tops a list of incidents including blown spinnakers and rescues of African refugees.
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Supplementary photo gallery to “Cruisers Go to Work in the Wake of a South Pacific Tsunami” in our June 2007 issue
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Officials in the Republic of Kiribati have detained two crew from a German-flagged yacht for not clearing in upon arrival.
The fatal accident tops a list of incidents including blown spinnakers and rescues of African refugees.
From our January 2006 issue
“Editor’s Log” from our May 2002 issue
To view photos of this quickly-eroding volcanic island, click here. Supplement to “An Island Is Born, for the Moment,” from our August 2007 issue
Supplementary photo gallery to “Cruisers Go to Work in the Wake of a South Pacific Tsunami” in our June 2007 issue
What makes cruisers put the voyage on hold and start a business in paradise? Their reasons are compelling, insightful, and intensely personal
Cruising World’s Adventure Charter to Tonga’s Vava’u Group last May was scheduled to span two weeks. But a couple of dozen sailors nearly went there to stay
The delivery of a sister ship to their 28-foot Atom tests the resourcefulness of a cruising couple
I convinced myself that the only way to understand the story was to replicate the adventure, find as faithful a replica of Spray as possible, and set sail. Easier said than done.
Presented with a unique opportunity and blessed with an adventurous family, a veteran of the solo-sailing wars turns a boat delivery into a 13,000-mile field trip
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