Mexico to Marquesas
After a long journey from Mexico, the crew of Helios sail into the majestic Marquesas.
After a long journey from Mexico, the crew of Helios sail into the majestic Marquesas.
In this excerpt from their latest book, Taleisin’s Tales, renowned sailors and authors Lin and Larry Pardey recount a near-perfect Pacific passage.
A voyaging couple explore a new territory and discover an unexpected cruising nirvana.
Hidden in a corner of New Zealand’s Bay of Islands, this little-known hideaway came in handy during a late spring gale.
An extended layover on Makemo lets a cruising couple sink into the rythms of life in the South Pacific.
A sense of awe and wonder at being alone with the wind and sea returns for these cruisers on a passage to Vanuatu.
After a long Pacific crossing, Tonga offers a welcome respite for cruisers making landfall for the first time in weeks.
Seeking a South Pacific hideaway off the beaten path, the crew of Tamata dropped the hook in the remote Gambier Islands.
The Pacific? No problem. It’s the islands-filled bay between here and there that a circumnavigator finds vexing.
In an island nation where the universal greeting means “welcome, friend” and “g’day,” it’s hard to tell which is better — the isles, or their wonderful people.
A cruise to the tropics and back introduces a sailing family to life downunder.
Working with local artisans can offer the opportunity to bring home a special piece of the local culture onboard.
After a long journey from Mexico, the crew of Helios sail into the majestic Marquesas.
In this excerpt from their latest book, Taleisin’s Tales, renowned sailors and authors Lin and Larry Pardey recount a near-perfect Pacific passage.
A voyaging couple explore a new territory and discover an unexpected cruising nirvana.
Hidden in a corner of New Zealand’s Bay of Islands, this little-known hideaway came in handy during a late spring gale.
An extended layover on Makemo lets a cruising couple sink into the rythms of life in the South Pacific.
A sense of awe and wonder at being alone with the wind and sea returns for these cruisers on a passage to Vanuatu.
After a long Pacific crossing, Tonga offers a welcome respite for cruisers making landfall for the first time in weeks.
Seeking a South Pacific hideaway off the beaten path, the crew of Tamata dropped the hook in the remote Gambier Islands.
The Pacific? No problem. It’s the islands-filled bay between here and there that a circumnavigator finds vexing.
In an island nation where the universal greeting means “welcome, friend” and “g’day,” it’s hard to tell which is better — the isles, or their wonderful people.
A cruise to the tropics and back introduces a sailing family to life downunder.
Working with local artisans can offer the opportunity to bring home a special piece of the local culture onboard.
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