Five bareboat charter destinations you’ll want to visit again and again (published October 2015) Asking me about my favorite charter destination is like asking for my […]
Once is Not Enough
CURRENT ISSUE | NOVEMBER 2015
14 Bill Biewenga Island Bound 18 David Burch GRIB Viewers 22 Cruising Life Pacific Personalities The vast Pacific contains some of the most remote pockets of […]
CAPTAIN’S LOG | NOVEMBER 2015
Beginnings | Every fall, on both coasts of the U.S. and Canada and in Europe, sailors step onto their cruising boats, let loose the docking lines […]
Island Time
Exploring British Columbia’s Southern Gulf Islands and capital city offers solitude and a lively urban atmosphere (published August 2015) The strong southerly that had propelled us […]
CURRENT ISSUE | OCTOBER 2015
28 Bill Biewenga Black Clouds on the Horizon 32 Heather Francis Seasickness: suffering sailors and condition 36 World Cruising Cruising the Twelves The Dodecanese Islands of […]
CAPTAIN’S LOG | OCTOBER 2015
Fitting Out Essentials | When we bought Lime’n five years ago, our intent was to sail the boat south to the Bahamas and Caribbean from Newport […]
BOAT REVIEWS | SALONA 33
Rhode Island’s Narragansett Bay has been a hot bed of sailing, racing and boatbuilding for hundreds of years. The bay is the home to the Herreshoff […]
CURRENT ISSUE | SEPTEMBER 2015
20 Bill Biewenga Inevitability of Problems 24 David Burch The New Inland Navigational Rules 28 World Cruising Cuba Part 3 The Cuba show by Christine Myers […]
CAPTAIN’S LOG | SEPTEMBER 2015
Cruising Boats Evolve As we were putting together our annual Preview of New Monohulls for 2016, it struck us just how new and different many of […]
In Mosquito Country
Learning about malaria’s lesser known cousins, Russ River virus and dengue fever (co-written with Abby Young, published January 2013) My wife Rozlynn and I made landfall […]