What began as a family adventure became something far deeper. After two years, 6,000 nautical miles, and 16 countries aboard Telos, one cruising family reflects on fear, freedom, friendship, and the unexpected realization that they no longer want to leave the life they built at sea.
The new Van den Hoven Voyager 56 Fly blends mega-yacht styling, long-range cruising capability, and family-friendly comfort in an efficient aluminum package. With three cabins, expansive indoor-outdoor living spaces, twin Volvo diesels, and a versatile flybridge, it’s built for serious cruising without sacrificing style.
Cruising has changed, but the reasons people are drawn to it remain the same: freedom, adventure, self-reliance, and community. David Levesque explores how the lifestyle has evolved—and why Latitudes & Attitudes continues to bring cruisers from every background together.
What began as a chance connection became one of the most meaningful parts of Karly and Evan’s Great Loop journey. Traveling alongside their buddy boat, Slacker, transformed miles, challenges, and everyday moments into a year defined by friendship, trust, and shared adventure.
Buying a yacht can offer both lifestyle and financial opportunities—but misinformation can make costly mistakes easy. Patrick Wehrly breaks down 10 common yacht ownership myths and explains why the right strategy, structure, and planning matter before you buy.
Quinn Abigail never planned on becoming a sailor. What began as an unexpected housing solution in Hawaiʻi became a lifelong passion for sailing, adventure, and life on the water.
From the icy blue glaciers of Alaska to the secluded harbors of British Columbia, this month-long sailboat delivery through the Inside Passage was packed with unforgettable moments. Humpback whales, orcas, bears, hot springs, hidden bays, challenging tides, and new friendships made the journey from Juneau to Quadra Island an adventure of a lifetime.
Big, heavy, and built with unmistakable character, the CT 54, Force 50, and Formosa 51 represent a distinctive era of cruising yacht design. From their clipper bows and full keels to spacious family-friendly interiors, these classic boats offer plenty of personality—along with a few quirks that come with traditional heavy-displacement cruising.
An unforgettable South Pacific sailing adventure to Easter Island, where broken gear, unpredictable weather, and thousands of miles of open ocean put seamanship and determination to the test.
