Southeast Alaska: The Wilderness Between the Wake
Floatchella isn’t just a weekend raft-up. It’s the spark that binds lives together for seasons, years, and if we’re lucky, maybe even a lifetime...
A Primer on Boat Electrical Terms
Floatchella isn’t just a weekend raft-up. It’s the spark that binds lives together for seasons, years, and if we’re lucky, maybe even a lifetime...
The Handwriting on the Wall
Floatchella isn’t just a weekend raft-up. It’s the spark that binds lives together for seasons, years, and if we’re lucky, maybe even a lifetime...
From Boardrooms to Blue Horizons: Pat & Frankie’s Journey of Reinvention
Floatchella isn’t just a weekend raft-up. It’s the spark that binds lives together for seasons, years, and if we’re lucky, maybe even a lifetime...
Floatchella: The Party That Became the Glue of a Global Tribe
Floatchella isn’t just a weekend raft-up. It’s the spark that binds lives together for seasons, years, and if we’re lucky, maybe even a lifetime...
They Say You Can Never Go Back, But Sometimes You Can…
Sail Amsterdam 2025 marked both the city’s 750th anniversary and a deeply personal homecoming aboard Compagnon, the 1976 Marak motor yacht once cherished by the author. Amid tall ships, parades, fireworks, and bustling canals, the event became a celebration not just of maritime history but of enduring friendships and the memories carried within a beloved boat. Cruising through Amsterdam and the Dutch waterways, the journey blended nostalgia, joy, and a renewed appreciation for the vessels—and people—that connect us across time.
Cal 40 vs. Ranger 37
The Cal 40 and Ranger 37 were born from two very different handicap rules, yet both have earned enduring reputations among sailors and designers. The Cal 40, a groundbreaking CCA-era design, remains iconic for its downwind prowess and Transpac victories, while the Ranger 37 represents Gary Mull’s sharp interpretation of early IOR principles. This in-depth comparison explores their histories, hull shapes, rigs, interiors, performance characteristics, and why both boats continue to captivate racers, cruisers, and classic-yacht enthusiasts decades after their debut.
Malta
Malta sits at the peaceful center of the Mediterranean, offering cruisers a perfect blend of Baroque history, sheltered marinas, and stunning anchorages with crystal-clear water. From the vibrant streets of Valletta to the quiet coves near St. Paul’s Bay and the world-famous Blue Lagoon, this compact island nation delivers unforgettable scenery, culture, and cruising comfort. Whether you're passing through on a larger Mediterranean voyage or settling in for a few days, Malta provides an ideal balance of beauty, rest, and adventure.
Great Gift Ideas for Every Cruiser
Leaving land life behind wasn’t just an adventure — it was an emotional reset. Psychologist Judith Crigan shares how two years of full-time cruising in the Mediterranean challenged her identity, rebuilt her confidence, and taught her what truly matters. From redefining self-worth to facing fear at sea, this is a deeply personal look at how life aboard can change who you are.
Life At Sea
Leaving land life behind wasn’t just an adventure — it was an emotional reset. Psychologist Judith Crigan shares how two years of full-time cruising in the Mediterranean challenged her identity, rebuilt her confidence, and taught her what truly matters. From redefining self-worth to facing fear at sea, this is a deeply personal look at how life aboard can change who you are.
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