Sailors bound westward for Australia will find awaiting them not only lavish cruising grounds but also a teeming marine industry. For the rest of us, Aussie exporters are increasingly sending their wares our way. “Special Report” from our December 2011 issue.
The ancient land by a turquoise sea offers a perfect getaway for the bareboat charterer with an appetite for bigger adventures.
As winter pushes into New England, Mark Pillsbury looks back at an idyllic summer summer regatta. “Editor’s Log” from our December 2011 issue.
Pirates, economics, and personal ambitions have reshaped the courses sailed by the world’s fleet of 10,000 bluewater cruising sailboats. From our November 2011 issue.
Las Palmas continues to be the main point of departure of these popular cruising grounds.
The enduring appeal of the South Pacific is among the trends that have surfaced in the latest global survey.
Fears of piracy have led to the adoption of different routes around the North Indian Ocean.
In this book excerpt from Herb McCormick’s One Island, One Ocean—the story of the 2009-2010 Around the Americas expedition—the crew of Ocean Watch calls at the fragile, challenged, and astounding Galápagos Islands.
Nestled within Chesapeake Bay in the Northern Neck area of Virginia, The Tides Inn welcomes sailors in transit.
The Kersten family fulfills their dream of exploring the Caribbean over the holidays. Part IV of “Caribbean Bound on a Budget” from our September 2011 issue.
One trip to the Aegean Sea just isn’t enough. Editor’s Log from our August 2011 issue.
Fatty tells a winter’s tale–well, many of them, really–about an off-season spent mainly in a mostly empty marina in Turkey’s Antalya province. On Watch from our August 2011 issue.
Sailors bound westward for Australia will find awaiting them not only lavish cruising grounds but also a teeming marine industry. For the rest of us, Aussie exporters are increasingly sending their wares our way. “Special Report” from our December 2011 issue.
The ancient land by a turquoise sea offers a perfect getaway for the bareboat charterer with an appetite for bigger adventures.
As winter pushes into New England, Mark Pillsbury looks back at an idyllic summer summer regatta. “Editor’s Log” from our December 2011 issue.
Pirates, economics, and personal ambitions have reshaped the courses sailed by the world’s fleet of 10,000 bluewater cruising sailboats. From our November 2011 issue.
Las Palmas continues to be the main point of departure of these popular cruising grounds.
The enduring appeal of the South Pacific is among the trends that have surfaced in the latest global survey.
Fears of piracy have led to the adoption of different routes around the North Indian Ocean.
In this book excerpt from Herb McCormick’s One Island, One Ocean—the story of the 2009-2010 Around the Americas expedition—the crew of Ocean Watch calls at the fragile, challenged, and astounding Galápagos Islands.
Nestled within Chesapeake Bay in the Northern Neck area of Virginia, The Tides Inn welcomes sailors in transit.
The Kersten family fulfills their dream of exploring the Caribbean over the holidays. Part IV of “Caribbean Bound on a Budget” from our September 2011 issue.
One trip to the Aegean Sea just isn’t enough. Editor’s Log from our August 2011 issue.
Fatty tells a winter’s tale–well, many of them, really–about an off-season spent mainly in a mostly empty marina in Turkey’s Antalya province. On Watch from our August 2011 issue.
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