Kapetalwa: A Cruiser’s Journey Through the Blue Frontier
Despite its beauty, Micronesia remains little-known and rarely visited by cruisers—but it leaves a lasting impression.
Despite its beauty, Micronesia remains little-known and rarely visited by cruisers—but it leaves a lasting impression.
Cruisers react to fee hikes in the Bahamas, where new regulations and permit costs are sparking concern across the sailing community.
Papua New Guinea’s remote shores offer an unforgettable blend of natural wonders and genuine human connections.
A quest for cruising perfection turns into a battle with fickle winds, strong tides, and blistered hands in the Salish Sea.
From Caribbean hot spots, to quiet anchorages at the bottom of the world, these are some of the most beautiful sailing spots on the planet.
A cruise up the Gambia River in western Africa is a lesson in many things, including the meaning of equality within community.
This cruiser couldn’t let a trip to Zanzibar go by without going sailing on a dhow.
Arriving on the northern coast of this Indian Ocean island after years of sailing in the pacific, a sailing family dives into a whole new world.
Offshore sailing legend Jimmy Cornell has unveiled a global sailing event for bold adventurers, spanning Antarctica to the Northwest Passage, that celebrates exploration and community.
Rolf Bjelke’s daring adventures aboard SY Northern Light opened Antarctica to sailors worldwide.
Intrepid adventurer recounts rounding Cape Horn and circumnavigating Antarctica.
The passage on Pelagic Australis from Chile to Antarctica was nothing short of mind-bending, but the rewards were worth the ordeal.
Cruisers react to fee hikes in the Bahamas, where new regulations and permit costs are sparking concern across the sailing community.
A preexisting condition leads to a rapidly advancing infection in the Bahamas Out Islands—and a sudden change of cruising plans.
From Caribbean hot spots, to quiet anchorages at the bottom of the world, these are some of the most beautiful sailing spots on the planet.
Anchored off an uninhabited island in the Bahamas is a memorable way to celebrate New Year’s Day, or any day of the year really.
A quest for cruising perfection turns into a battle with fickle winds, strong tides, and blistered hands in the Salish Sea.
The Thirty Thousand Islands is a picturesque wonderland for anyone willing to explore a bit by sailing, and a bit by rowing.
Experienced freshwater sailors from the Great Lakes had a lot to learn while cruising to the Atlantic and down to Maine.
We expected iceblink during our arduous journey through the Northwest Passage. The typhoon, not so much.
From snow in Maine to sunshine in Bequia, our six-month cruise proved that the best way to grow together is to go together.
Safe Harbor adds Christophe Harbour Marina in St. Kitts, expanding premium services for cruising boats in the Eastern Caribbean.
The North Sound favorite adds new beach bungalows and marina lofts, with more amenities on the horizon.
With hurricane season looming, cruisers must choose: haul out, head home, or ride it out. Each option comes with risk and cost.
The beauty of Italy is mesmerizing. The sailing can be challenging, and history abounds around every breakwater.
Power catamaran charters will be available from Dubrovnik starting with this summer’s season.
Peter Cafe Sport is a popular refuge for world-cruising sailors who stop over to provision and make repairs in the Azores.
Updated every five years, this survey is an in-depth look at where long-distance cruisers sail, what kinds of boats they’re aboard, and more.
Cruising life peaks in Ensenada with wine, repairs, and a diesel-soaked mishap before the Avocet crew sets sail again.
A paperwork mishap nearly ended our voyage, but local help saved the day—and pointed us to the best tacos in town.
After a sleepless night at sea, we made landfall in Ensenada—only to be hit with a deadline we never saw coming.
Crossing into Mexico felt magical—until a late-night radio call revealed hidden fishing boats and a barge.
There are obstacles to overcome as cruisers visiting the Galapagos Islands. It’s well worth the effort.
We arrived at Panama’s Darién province ready to make memories. We left still wondering about its mysteries.
Cruising the remote Falkland Islands is as much about the people as the adventurous sailing.
A cruising couple followed the crowd to Guatemala’s Rio Dulce to hide from storms, and discovered a verdant jungle teeming with culture.
Papua New Guinea’s remote shores offer an unforgettable blend of natural wonders and genuine human connections.
In the heart of the Tuamotus, I jumped into shark-infested waters—and found awe, peace and the power to face my deepest fear.
This remote South Pacific atoll anchorage offers wild, unspoiled beauty and for sailors adventurous enough to seek it out.
The Calamian Islands in the Philippines is often overlooked by world-wandering cruisers—and that’s a big mistake.