Route Planning in the Face of Climate Change
Climate change is having major effects on some popular long-distance cruising routes. Here’s what we’re seeing.
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Climate change is having major effects on some popular long-distance cruising routes. Here’s what we’re seeing.
savvy navvy and ProtectedSeas collaborate to encourage boaters to think about marine conservation.
Create a portable navigation toolbox with apps from Navionics, iNavX and C-Map.
Best in their class boats and products chosen by industry experts and show attendees.
Many cruisers have moved away from paper charts. Is this a travesty, or just the march of time?
Sail training through ASA and US Sailing can open the pathway to bareboat charters.
With our hearts set on Pacific voyaging, we headed out from New Bedford, planning on just two stops on the way to Panama.
Wind patterns and seasonal shifts play a major role in planning passages between the five island groups.
Old-school pencil-on-paper vector piloting is the key to crossing the Gulf Stream.
Transiting the Panama Canal is a journey through history and wonder.
After eight seasons sailing the South Pacific, the crew of Sparkman & Stephens 41 Pitufa have learned to embrace their morning rituals of coffee, convergence zones, and surface analysis charts.
When planning a long offshore passage or a season of passages, look at the big picture first and make sure the plan includes multiple options.
Climate change is having major effects on some popular long-distance cruising routes. Here’s what we’re seeing.
savvy navvy and ProtectedSeas collaborate to encourage boaters to think about marine conservation.
Create a portable navigation toolbox with apps from Navionics, iNavX and C-Map.
Best in their class boats and products chosen by industry experts and show attendees.
Many cruisers have moved away from paper charts. Is this a travesty, or just the march of time?
Sail training through ASA and US Sailing can open the pathway to bareboat charters.
With our hearts set on Pacific voyaging, we headed out from New Bedford, planning on just two stops on the way to Panama.
Wind patterns and seasonal shifts play a major role in planning passages between the five island groups.
Old-school pencil-on-paper vector piloting is the key to crossing the Gulf Stream.
Transiting the Panama Canal is a journey through history and wonder.
After eight seasons sailing the South Pacific, the crew of Sparkman & Stephens 41 Pitufa have learned to embrace their morning rituals of coffee, convergence zones, and surface analysis charts.
When planning a long offshore passage or a season of passages, look at the big picture first and make sure the plan includes multiple options.
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