Ripe with natural beauty and vibrant culture, Central or South America charter vacations offer matchless cruising experiences and lots of options for adventure.
This seasoned crew from the hospitality sector have some sage advice for hosting, including a special Mexico itinerary.
Could a route through Mexico be a viable alternative to the Panama Canal?
Since misery should be optional as a cruiser, the Totem crew has moved ashore while their boat has major work done in the yard.
Now that Totem is out of the water, the crew reflects on how the Coppercoat antifouling is holding up.
A sailor revisits old cruising grounds south of the border, where he relaunches his boat and embarks on a few days of exploring this wild coast of Mexico.
Planning to sail off into the sunset and earn money while you cruise? Better do your homework first.
While anchored in San Carlos, Mexico, this young sailor learned ways to protect the fragile environment of this beautiful and ecologically diverse body of water.
Sailors in the Rio Dulce donate their time and gear to local villages through Pass It On Guatemala.
Engine troubles lead to changed plans for the Totem crew.
The Totem crew is often asked which location is better for cruising: Mexico or the Caribbean?
Whether you prefer a traditional celebration or enjoy new customs, there are many ways that cruisers celebrate the holidays aboard.
The Totem crew reflects on life and travel in a time of COVID during an epic road trip north.
As the COVID-19 pandemic brought life to a relative standstill around the world, many cruisers found themselves suddenly stuck in a foreign port.
The Totem crew leaves civilization behind on a sail of the northern Sea of Cortez and rediscovers some cruising joy.
Amid the COVID-19 pandemic, a young family takes a break from long voyages and finds joy staying put in a small bay in Mexico.
The Totem crew offers tips for staying cool when cruising in hot weather.
While preparing for another haul out in Mexico, the Totem crew shares their lessons learned from previous experiences in the boatyard.
Friendly residents and charm galore keep cruisers coming back to this tiny island off the coast of Belize.
The Totem crew has discovered a number of similarities between social distancing mandates and the cruising lifestyle.
After an anchor-dragging incident in Mexico, a young couple that are new to the cruising life have a serendipitous encounter with another cruiser.
Although 2019 may have been low on sailing miles, the year included plenty of the experiences that make cruising great.
When life on the hard gets hard, the boatyard community makes it better.
Afraid to take your kids cruising? Read on as this experienced cruising mom addresses the most common fears.
The work list is long for the Totem crew, but the finished projects will be sweet.
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