Gotta Get Out There
I’m staring at the calendar on the wall of my cubicle and realizing that in five days, I will be at the airport and on my way south!
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I’m staring at the calendar on the wall of my cubicle and realizing that in five days, I will be at the airport and on my way south!
Bimini-Miami Blue Water Challenge raised awareness for Surfrider’s Rise Above Plastics campaign.
The post-mortem of a sea story with a happy ending addresses the revelations and repercussions of issuing a call for help. “Seamanship” from our June 2012 issue.
Hurricane Irene ravaged the Family Islands in the Bahamas. You can help with relief efforts directed to these treasured cruising destinations.
Enjoy azure seas and secluded villages as you sail and explore the popular destination of Abaco Island in the Bahamas.
At a lively agricultural fair, two cruisers find good information, pleasant people, and garden-fresh tastes of both the islands and home.
We hadn’t really planned on spending New Year’s anchored off an uninhabited island with a glorious white sand beach in the Bahamas. But we got lucky.
Family vacations don’t come cheap, or easy, nowadays, but our family bareboat charter in the Bahamas’ Abaco Islands last summer gave me the ultimate test of living the champagne charter lifestyle on a beer budget. In the end, a boatful of seven (four adults and three hungry kids) enjoyed nine days of tropical living for less than $200 per person, per day (good luck finding that at any all-inclusive family resort!).
Despite increasingly catering to the mega-rich, the Bahamas are still an accessible-and spectacular-wonderland for middle-income family cruisers. From “Passage Notes” in our September 2007 issue.
I’m staring at the calendar on the wall of my cubicle and realizing that in five days, I will be at the airport and on my way south!
Bimini-Miami Blue Water Challenge raised awareness for Surfrider’s Rise Above Plastics campaign.
The post-mortem of a sea story with a happy ending addresses the revelations and repercussions of issuing a call for help. “Seamanship” from our June 2012 issue.
Hurricane Irene ravaged the Family Islands in the Bahamas. You can help with relief efforts directed to these treasured cruising destinations.
Enjoy azure seas and secluded villages as you sail and explore the popular destination of Abaco Island in the Bahamas.
At a lively agricultural fair, two cruisers find good information, pleasant people, and garden-fresh tastes of both the islands and home.
We hadn’t really planned on spending New Year’s anchored off an uninhabited island with a glorious white sand beach in the Bahamas. But we got lucky.
Family vacations don’t come cheap, or easy, nowadays, but our family bareboat charter in the Bahamas’ Abaco Islands last summer gave me the ultimate test of living the champagne charter lifestyle on a beer budget. In the end, a boatful of seven (four adults and three hungry kids) enjoyed nine days of tropical living for less than $200 per person, per day (good luck finding that at any all-inclusive family resort!).
Despite increasingly catering to the mega-rich, the Bahamas are still an accessible-and spectacular-wonderland for middle-income family cruisers. From “Passage Notes” in our September 2007 issue.
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