Sailing Totem: Cruising as a Bookaholic
Wondering how to support a serious reading habit while cruising?
Wondering how to support a serious reading habit while cruising?
It’s a simple question with a very complex answer!
While Mexico’s strict COVID lockdowns have kept the Totem crew in place, one surprising positive has emerged: the food has been fantastic.
After more than a decade of sailing around the world with her husband and kids, this popular blogger, author and presenter shares how her family got its start in the cruising life, and what’s next.
Longtime Cruisers Behan and Jamie Gifford sit down for a conversation with the editors at Cruising World.
The spread of the coronavirus and the resulting downswing in the economy have had an unexpected twist—an increase in the number of people who want to launch their cruising dreams.
This past weekend’s National Women’s Sailing Association conference addressed an important topic, how can the sailing community be more inclusive?
It’s a question that many cruisers have before setting off—what to do with the house?
Warmed by the company of social-bubble-companions, we’ve emerged from the total isolation into a hybrid of retreat and new routines.
The Totem crew is adapting to the “new normal” of quarantine life aboard.
The Totem crew sings the praises of a dull passage up the Sea of Cortez.
Whether you’re on passage or hunkering down at home, these old-fashioned food preservation tips will help you extend the life of produce.
Wondering how to support a serious reading habit while cruising?
It’s a simple question with a very complex answer!
While Mexico’s strict COVID lockdowns have kept the Totem crew in place, one surprising positive has emerged: the food has been fantastic.
After more than a decade of sailing around the world with her husband and kids, this popular blogger, author and presenter shares how her family got its start in the cruising life, and what’s next.
Longtime Cruisers Behan and Jamie Gifford sit down for a conversation with the editors at Cruising World.
The spread of the coronavirus and the resulting downswing in the economy have had an unexpected twist—an increase in the number of people who want to launch their cruising dreams.
This past weekend’s National Women’s Sailing Association conference addressed an important topic, how can the sailing community be more inclusive?
It’s a question that many cruisers have before setting off—what to do with the house?
Warmed by the company of social-bubble-companions, we’ve emerged from the total isolation into a hybrid of retreat and new routines.
The Totem crew is adapting to the “new normal” of quarantine life aboard.
The Totem crew sings the praises of a dull passage up the Sea of Cortez.
Whether you’re on passage or hunkering down at home, these old-fashioned food preservation tips will help you extend the life of produce.
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