Roasted Red Pepper Soup Makes a Warming Meal Onboard
A bowl of hot soup is a cold-weather sailor’s best friend.
A bowl of hot soup is a cold-weather sailor’s best friend.
What do you do when all the bananas onboard inevitably ripen at the same time?
When looking for sunscreens that are safe for your family and the environment, be sure to check the list of ingredients and research each product.
“I’ve come to check out Charlie hard at work, as executive director of one of the sailing world’s unsung jewels, the urban resource (or is that oasis?) called Community Boating.”
An abundance of marine life and amazing coral reefs combined with warm, clear water make the Cayman Islands a winning destination.
Electronics Editor David Schmidt takes a look at some exciting new gear, including evolutionary Garmin handheld GPS units, Furuno Radar, and emergency equipment advancements from Sirius Signal.
The combination of modern communications, digital-switching hardware and app-styled software lets owners monitor and control onboard systems at sea or from home.
After completing a circumnavigation of Antarctica via the Southern Ocean, an intrepid West Coast adventurer sails north, bound for the Northwest Passage and the long way home.
“Don’t be fooled by my Sperry’s, my JFK-style sunglasses or my well-kept pocket cruiser. Just watch me tack, and you’ll see what I really am: a novice, an amateur or, as my 7-year-old son says, a total noob.”
In style, performance and construction, the Taiwan-built, Bill Dixon design was the standout boat in a field that numbered 27 new models.
The sporty Beneteau First 27 turned in a winning performance dockside and out on the water.
In a building breeze, the Hallberg-Rassy 340’s overall performance and good looks made it a winning design.
During and in the four days immediately following the US Sailboat show in Annapolis, Maryland, the Cruising World judges inspected and sailed on 27 boats vying for recognition.
Our editors have teamed up with the experts at Imtra to bring you advice on how to maintain and improve your boat’s systems so that you can get the most from your hours spent out on the water.
Traveling by car from Mexico to California brought up memories of the many ports of entry we’ve entered under sail.
The Lymans explore Antigua, Martinique, Guadeloupe and Dominica during a four-week adventure.
Intrepid adventurer recounts rounding Cape Horn and circumnavigating Antarctica.
Know the local tides and carefully plan your entry.
An iconic British Virgin Islands resort plans to welcome sailors back with a soft opening over the holidays.
Plenty of anchorages along with easy provisioning and well-managed pandemic protocols make the islands a top choice for cruisers.
The islands await sailors fleeing winter, but be sure to pack flexibility, realistic expectations and an open schedule as you put together your plans.
A family takes in the cedar trees, sea lions and fluky winds on a charter vacation in the Pacific Northwest.
A look at 10 popular charter boats, both monohulls and catamarans, illustrates the many features available to sailors on a holiday.
One catamaran, two families and a week in the Florida Keys and Dry Tortugas turned out to be the perfect way to wrap up an unusual year.
What do you do when all the bananas onboard inevitably ripen at the same time?
When looking for sunscreens that are safe for your family and the environment, be sure to check the list of ingredients and research each product.
If you keep your boat in a marina, and aim to keep your crew and yourself shock-free, how can you make sure your shore power isn’t leaking?
There are safe and smart ways to enjoy observing and interacting with these often-feared and often-misunderstood creatures.
Learn everything you need to know about marine LED utility lights and the best places to install them on your boat.
The combination of modern communications, digital-switching hardware and app-styled software lets owners monitor and control onboard systems at sea or from home.
Who doesn’t want a new Leatherman?
How to troubleshoot problematic LED lights on your boat.
After completing a circumnavigation of Antarctica via the Southern Ocean, an intrepid West Coast adventurer sails north, bound for the Northwest Passage and the long way home.
“Don’t be fooled by my Sperry’s, my JFK-style sunglasses or my well-kept pocket cruiser. Just watch me tack, and you’ll see what I really am: a novice, an amateur or, as my 7-year-old son says, a total noob.”
Traveling by car from Mexico to California brought up memories of the many ports of entry we’ve entered under sail.
Well known weather expert helped countless sailors better understand how to forecast for safety at sea.
Many products featured on this site were editorially chosen. Cruising World may receive financial compensation for products purchased through this site.
Copyright © 2022 Cruising World. A Bonnier Corporation Company. All rights reserved. Reproduction in whole or in part without permission is prohibited.