October Windstorm Stirs Trouble in Padanaram
Late season storm brings 55-knot winds and 7-foot waves to Padanaram Harbor near South Dartmouth, Massachusetts.
Late season storm brings 55-knot winds and 7-foot waves to Padanaram Harbor near South Dartmouth, Massachusetts.
Photos of the storm that hit South Dartmouth, Massachusetts on October 28.
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From our October 2006 issue
Late season storm brings 55-knot winds and 7-foot waves to Padanaram Harbor near South Dartmouth, Massachusetts.
Photos of the storm that hit South Dartmouth, Massachusetts on October 28.
Croatia September 27 – October 10, 2007 The Dalmatian archipelago is the setting for Cruising World’s enticing Adventure Charter to Croatia. Our voyage begins in Trogir, a city that dates from the Middle Ages, and ends in the “Jewel of the Adriatic,” Dubrovnik. Aboard boats from The Moorings, we’ll be sailing in clear blue waters past legendary and mythic islands with stops in villages rich in Roman and Renaissance history and culture. Cost of $4,350 per person (based on double occupancy) includ
Tonga August 12 – 26, 2007 Tonga’s exotic Vava’u Group of islands is the setting for this relaxing charter to paradise. Sail the blue Pacific waters of your dreams in steady tropical breezes to hidden lagoons, powdery white-sand beaches, and uninhabited isles. Snorkel in colorful coral reefs teeming with tropical fish, explore hidden caves, and windswept cliffs. Cost of $4,500 per person includes round-trip airfare from Los Angeles, three nights’ hotel, welcome dinner in Nadi, Fiji, traditional
From our November 2006 issue
The Water Channel features sailing-oriented programs such as “Sailing Center,” “Clipper Around the World Race,” and “Boating Today.”
The new, streamlined website features a user-friendly interface.
New website catalogs the writings of four-time circumnavigator
33-foot inflatable schooner Bella Darya combines traditional wood/epoxy construction with modern air tubes on the topsides.
New award honors individuals and organizations who help preserve public water access
12th annual boat show features sailboats, gear, and seminars galore
From our October 2006 issue
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