Learning to Fly: Longtime Sailboat Racers Discover Cruising On Their New Oyster 625 Papillon
Barry and Sue Parkin, after a lifetime of Olympic-caliber racing, are learning the basics of cruising life and preparing for a circumnavigation.
Barry and Sue Parkin, after a lifetime of Olympic-caliber racing, are learning the basics of cruising life and preparing for a circumnavigation.
High-latitude sailors and double circumnavigators Ginger and Peter Niemann receive the Cruising Club of America Blue Water Medal for their accomplishments and spirit of adventure.
Intrepid adventurer recounts rounding Cape Horn and circumnavigating Antarctica.
How a noted Cruising World contributor plans to mark a milestone.
For seasoned navigator and sailor Webb Chiles, a circle is still a circle, no matter its circumference.
While the Totem crew saw plenty of natural beauty during their circumnavigation, unfortunately they saw environmental devastation as well.
Halfway through his latest circumnavigation, Webb Chiles made several upgrades to Gannet, his Moore 24, to make the rest of the journey safer and more comfortable.
This sailing couple found a simple way to remember their favorite stops on their circumnavigation.
The Cruising Club of America awarded the prestigious Blue Water Medal to the American solo sailor for his Figure 8 Voyage around the Americas and Antarctica.
Dustin Reynolds’ life changed in an instant in a horrible accident in 2008. Now he’s on a mission to become the first double amputee to sail alone around the world.
Marvin Creamer circumnavigated the globe in the early 1980s without the aid of any navigational tools.
Sailing around the Delmarva peninsula offers up plenty of navigational challenges—and a big dose of fun too.
Barry and Sue Parkin, after a lifetime of Olympic-caliber racing, are learning the basics of cruising life and preparing for a circumnavigation.
High-latitude sailors and double circumnavigators Ginger and Peter Niemann receive the Cruising Club of America Blue Water Medal for their accomplishments and spirit of adventure.
Intrepid adventurer recounts rounding Cape Horn and circumnavigating Antarctica.
How a noted Cruising World contributor plans to mark a milestone.
For seasoned navigator and sailor Webb Chiles, a circle is still a circle, no matter its circumference.
While the Totem crew saw plenty of natural beauty during their circumnavigation, unfortunately they saw environmental devastation as well.
Halfway through his latest circumnavigation, Webb Chiles made several upgrades to Gannet, his Moore 24, to make the rest of the journey safer and more comfortable.
This sailing couple found a simple way to remember their favorite stops on their circumnavigation.
The Cruising Club of America awarded the prestigious Blue Water Medal to the American solo sailor for his Figure 8 Voyage around the Americas and Antarctica.
Dustin Reynolds’ life changed in an instant in a horrible accident in 2008. Now he’s on a mission to become the first double amputee to sail alone around the world.
Marvin Creamer circumnavigated the globe in the early 1980s without the aid of any navigational tools.
Sailing around the Delmarva peninsula offers up plenty of navigational challenges—and a big dose of fun too.
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