Whether you’ve set your sights on learning to sail, baby’s first bareboat charter, or casting off for bluewater adventures, a school close by can provide classroom and hands-on instruction that fits your goal and budget. From our May 2012 issue.
Get your boat’s electrical system back in action after a winter’s layup.
Here’s a simple solution for your onboard paper-towel roll that you can add to the “why didn’t_ I_ think of that?” file.
Catch Cruising World writers at Cruisers University and the Annapolis Spring Sailboat show, April 26-29, 2012.
Before you rush out and buy alternative-energy sources, understand your needs and determine the best technologies to meet them. “Systems” from our April 2012 issue.
Properly fit stanchions are key to creating on-deck safety. “Monthly Maintenance” from our April 2012 issue.
If your classic-plastic cruiser contracts the pox, take these steps to ensure years more of trouble-free service.
Don Street takes a look back at Mark’s Ark, a light, easily rowed, flat-bottomed dinghy built for son. Web extra from our April 2012 issue.
In Part II of this three-part series, we learn that upgrading your DC electrical system will require an assessment—and the likely replacement—of its components. “Systems” from our March 2012 issue.
An annual inspection will turn up problems with fasteners before your sailboat loses its ballast. “Monthly Maintenance” from our March 2012 issue.
In the wake of the carnage that occurred en route to Bermuda in the fall of 2011, Caribbean expert Don Street offers what he believes are far better plans for southbound cruisers. “Seamanship” from our March 2012 issue.
When you leave your boat on a mooring, do you have a hard time keeping feathered guests from invading? Try this simple solution.
Whether you’ve set your sights on learning to sail, baby’s first bareboat charter, or casting off for bluewater adventures, a school close by can provide classroom and hands-on instruction that fits your goal and budget. From our May 2012 issue.
Get your boat’s electrical system back in action after a winter’s layup.
Here’s a simple solution for your onboard paper-towel roll that you can add to the “why didn’t_ I_ think of that?” file.
Catch Cruising World writers at Cruisers University and the Annapolis Spring Sailboat show, April 26-29, 2012.
Before you rush out and buy alternative-energy sources, understand your needs and determine the best technologies to meet them. “Systems” from our April 2012 issue.
Properly fit stanchions are key to creating on-deck safety. “Monthly Maintenance” from our April 2012 issue.
If your classic-plastic cruiser contracts the pox, take these steps to ensure years more of trouble-free service.
Don Street takes a look back at Mark’s Ark, a light, easily rowed, flat-bottomed dinghy built for son. Web extra from our April 2012 issue.
In Part II of this three-part series, we learn that upgrading your DC electrical system will require an assessment—and the likely replacement—of its components. “Systems” from our March 2012 issue.
An annual inspection will turn up problems with fasteners before your sailboat loses its ballast. “Monthly Maintenance” from our March 2012 issue.
In the wake of the carnage that occurred en route to Bermuda in the fall of 2011, Caribbean expert Don Street offers what he believes are far better plans for southbound cruisers. “Seamanship” from our March 2012 issue.
When you leave your boat on a mooring, do you have a hard time keeping feathered guests from invading? Try this simple solution.
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