Sailor profiles, interviews, and Q&A stories
Barry and Sue Parkin, after a lifetime of Olympic-caliber racing, are learning the basics of cruising life and preparing for a circumnavigation.
The baking crumble filled the salon with the buttery aroma of fruit and cinnamon, transforming our chilly cabin into a warm, cozy refuge.
Cruisers worked with the remote island’s community members to set two moorings, which now provide a safe spot for boats and protect the bay’s fragile coral ecosystem.
Joan Conover, head of the Seven Seas Cruising Association, lives the Clean Wake philosophy aboard her 1976 Morgan Out Island 51.
Hone your skills, if you have any. Above all, though, just enjoy yourself.
Being far away from loved ones has its costs, sometimes to relationships that, sadly, run out of time.
Spending time aboard racing sailboats can make cruising better. Plus, racing is just plain fun.
When she was 14 years old, Dawn Riley decided she wanted to race in the America’s Cup. Eleven years later, she was doing just that.
Cruising World wins nine awards in BWI annual writing and photography contest.
Having the right buddy boat can make the cruising experience even more fun, educational and memorable.
A Little Harbor 44 once owned by designer Ted Hood becomes a couple’s years-long home for adventure.
Noob cruiser David Blake Fischer sounds off on anchoring, low tides, full moons, and keeping your shirt on.
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