Is Charter Ownership Really a Gateway to Sailing Your Yacht in the Caribbean?
It’s a beautiful sunny morning, and the coffee hits right. The outlook is on a quiet bay – tiny fish
It’s a beautiful sunny morning, and the coffee hits right. The outlook is on a quiet bay – tiny fish
I’ve never lived aboard. I’ve stayed aboard, but it was always temporary and not my boat. I had just opened
By: George Day, Editor & Publisher, Cruising Odyssey. With the new 46, Aquila catamarans is venturing into the explorer or
By Nigel Calder Conductor sizing is critical to the performance and safety of electrical systems. Undersized conductors create excessive resistance,
By Adam Cove I’m not sure if it was adrenaline, not wanting to fall short of my goals, or knowing
By: James Evenson In my previous life as a U.S. Navy submariner, we didn’t “go for a boat ride.” We
By Franz & Nadine : Our Days We wake up before the sun most days now. Not because we have
There’s a destination for bareboat and fully-crewed charters in the Caribbean with direct flights from over 15 cities. When you
Most sailors who’ve been around long enough already know this, at least instinctively. Boats don’t survive hurricanes because the skipper
Two iconic 34-foot sailboats, two completely different philosophies—comfort vs. speed. Here’s how the Sabre 34 and Express 34 stack up.