Island Windjammers Fills Barefoot Void
Charter enthusiasts bring a troubled fleet back to it’s feet. “Chartering News” from our February 2010 issue
Charter enthusiasts bring a troubled fleet back to it’s feet. “Chartering News” from our February 2010 issue
Immersion in the culture of the Languedoc region of France endures beyond a recent canal cruise.
Changes at a Great Lakes location make it a popular destination. “Chartering News” from our January 2010 issue
If someone accustomed to the rigors of a solo circumnavigation, the drain of flotilla organizing, and the risks of farming can learn to kick back in the Caribbean, then so can you. A feature from our December 2009 issue
New charter opportunities from a freshwater company in a salt water locale. “Chartering News” from our December2009 issue
A reliable taxi driver is the vacation sailor’s best friend. “Charter Briefing” for the December 10, 2009 CW Reckonings
Five steps to keep a BVI vacation relaxing. A feature from our December 2009 issue
Explore old fortresses, amazing architecture, and secluded beaches on this CW Adventure September 10-22, 2010
Charter companies unveil new boats and revamped web sites aimed to get you some place warm this winter. From “Charter Briefing” in our November 12, 2009, CW Reckonings.
Chartering just got better with a chance to sail with an olympian or in a new locale. “Charter News” for our November 2009 issue
The research sailing vessel, en route on its 13-month, 24,000 nautical-mile journey around the North and South American continents to raise awareness of climate change, recently paid a two-day visit at the port of Newport, home of CW editor at large Herb McCormick. CW editor Mark Pillsbury interviewed program director Mark Schrader and our own Herb McCormick about what they have learned on the voyage so far.
Far out? With regard to both the person he is and the strange, epic voyage he’s in the midst of, no sailor has ever been farther out than Reid Stowe. A feature from our October 2009 issue
Charter enthusiasts bring a troubled fleet back to it’s feet. “Chartering News” from our February 2010 issue
Immersion in the culture of the Languedoc region of France endures beyond a recent canal cruise.
Changes at a Great Lakes location make it a popular destination. “Chartering News” from our January 2010 issue
If someone accustomed to the rigors of a solo circumnavigation, the drain of flotilla organizing, and the risks of farming can learn to kick back in the Caribbean, then so can you. A feature from our December 2009 issue
New charter opportunities from a freshwater company in a salt water locale. “Chartering News” from our December2009 issue
A reliable taxi driver is the vacation sailor’s best friend. “Charter Briefing” for the December 10, 2009 CW Reckonings
Five steps to keep a BVI vacation relaxing. A feature from our December 2009 issue
Explore old fortresses, amazing architecture, and secluded beaches on this CW Adventure September 10-22, 2010
Charter companies unveil new boats and revamped web sites aimed to get you some place warm this winter. From “Charter Briefing” in our November 12, 2009, CW Reckonings.
Chartering just got better with a chance to sail with an olympian or in a new locale. “Charter News” for our November 2009 issue
The research sailing vessel, en route on its 13-month, 24,000 nautical-mile journey around the North and South American continents to raise awareness of climate change, recently paid a two-day visit at the port of Newport, home of CW editor at large Herb McCormick. CW editor Mark Pillsbury interviewed program director Mark Schrader and our own Herb McCormick about what they have learned on the voyage so far.
Far out? With regard to both the person he is and the strange, epic voyage he’s in the midst of, no sailor has ever been farther out than Reid Stowe. A feature from our October 2009 issue
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