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By: James Evenson In my previous life as a U.S. Navy submariner, we didn’t “go for a boat ride.” We
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Most sailors who’ve been around long enough already know this, at least instinctively. Boats don’t survive hurricanes because the skipper
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Three weeks. No distractions. Just ocean, sky, and survival. A transatlantic crossing reveals a deeper connection to the sea—and yourself.
From hurricanes to hidden ocean hazards, the National Hurricane Center delivers the forecasts that keep sailors safe—24/7, across millions of miles of open water.
A practical guide to safe and reliable boat wiring, covering conductor types, insulation, labeling, and key ABYC standards every boater should understand.
Planning to cruise the Bahamas? Here’s everything you need to know about updated 2026 cruising permits, entry fees, clearance procedures, and requirements for arriving by boat.
Often overlooked by sailors, the Cape Verde Islands offer incredible anchorages, vibrant culture, and unforgettable cruising experiences. This guide shares why it’s worth staying longer.





