The Magic of Sailing with a Young Family
Is cruising with a young family the right choice?
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Is cruising with a young family the right choice?
A large—and still growing—family spreads their wings aboard a high-performance trimaran.
The Totem crew discusses one of the less pleasant sides of cruising.
A young sailor reminisces about how he (finally) came to love the cruising life.
Since misery should be optional as a cruiser, the Totem crew has moved ashore while their boat has major work done in the yard.
A young family chooses a different sort of cruising experience when they charter a 21-foot Sea Pearl for a week in the Bahamas’ Exuma Islands.
Now that Totem is out of the water, the crew reflects on how the Coppercoat antifouling is holding up.
While cruising boats from the ’70s and ’80s might still have a lot going for them, keeping them seaworthy can involve a long to-do list.
A brief passage north to the top of the Sea of Cortez offers the Totem crew winds and calm, peace and plenty.
The upcoming storm season is the perfect time to tick items off of the chore list.
With the simple rule of “misery is optional,” the Totem crew chooses weather windows carefully.
When cruising, your dinghy is your car—and so much more! Here are some tips and ideas to keep your dinghy from going on walkabout.
Is cruising with a young family the right choice?
A large—and still growing—family spreads their wings aboard a high-performance trimaran.
The Totem crew discusses one of the less pleasant sides of cruising.
A young sailor reminisces about how he (finally) came to love the cruising life.
Since misery should be optional as a cruiser, the Totem crew has moved ashore while their boat has major work done in the yard.
A young family chooses a different sort of cruising experience when they charter a 21-foot Sea Pearl for a week in the Bahamas’ Exuma Islands.
Now that Totem is out of the water, the crew reflects on how the Coppercoat antifouling is holding up.
While cruising boats from the ’70s and ’80s might still have a lot going for them, keeping them seaworthy can involve a long to-do list.
A brief passage north to the top of the Sea of Cortez offers the Totem crew winds and calm, peace and plenty.
The upcoming storm season is the perfect time to tick items off of the chore list.
With the simple rule of “misery is optional,” the Totem crew chooses weather windows carefully.
When cruising, your dinghy is your car—and so much more! Here are some tips and ideas to keep your dinghy from going on walkabout.
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