Sheer cliffs shot from the water’s edge straight up thousands of feet. Mere boat lengths from their craggy faces, the water depths dropped to 500 then […]
The Unparalleled Beauty of Cruising
Year One
From landlubber to liveaboard (published Dec/Jan 2016-17) I had been dating my boyfriend for just a few months when, over a fancy Valentine’s Day dinner, I […]
Hove-To in Minerva Reef
After days of sailing through heavy wind and weather in the South Pacific, a stop at Minerva Reef offers a chance to regroup (published Dec/Jan 2016-17) […]
Galley Guide
Holidays Onboard (published Dec/Jan 2016-17) Perhaps one of the most difficult things about being a voyaging sailor is being away from friends and family for long […]
Exposed in the Tropics
A cruising couple benefit from a little shade (published Dec/Jan 2016-17) We admire intrepid cruisers, captains and crew intent on sailing high latitudes, enduring chilly challenges […]
A School with a View
Ever wonder if sailing school is for you? Here’s what it’s like to spend a week in hands-on training where teachable moments come hard and fast […]
Exploring Guatemala
Every once in awhile, the cruising life hands you very special moments (Published August 2016) THE RIO CHOCÓN MACHACASseem to have those special moments with Bram […]
Transat Bakerly
e The Transat bakerly is yet again one for the history books as some of […]
Galley Guide: Stove Top Bread Baking
Enjoying freshly baked bread on board does not have to be a luxury, nor does it require […]
Dominican Republic, A Country of Contrasts
Here began our tour of the contrasts of the Dominican Republic as we cruised from small fishing villages to bustling cities (published August 2016) Departing Ile […]