Part-time Cruising Fits My Lifestyle
When I was 60, I decided to embrace a lifestyle of commuter cruising. Fifteen years later, it’s still one of the best decisions I’ve ever made.
When I was 60, I decided to embrace a lifestyle of commuter cruising. Fifteen years later, it’s still one of the best decisions I’ve ever made.
When it comes to educating the kids while cruising, these parents learned that flexibility, and sometimes changing course, is key.
Cruiser Roger Hughes’ boat, like many boats, needed more hot water. Here’s how he got it without breaking the bank.
Kids can learn a whole lot while they think they’re just having fun on a boat.
Women sailing solo around the world are few and far between, but these three sailors share a common spirit of ambition, endurance and adventure.
Bottom painting isn’t a particularly pleasant job, but one i’d always tackled myself—yet another annoying yin to the rewarding yang of owning a sailboat.
Finding these boats took effort. Buying them took leaps of faith. Sailing them was well worth it all.
This enterprising couple turned their sailing sabbatical into a business offering instructions and guidance to aspiring cruisers.
When it comes to do-it-yourself projects, there are no limits to what a handy circumnavigator with empty pockets and a vivid imagination can pull off.
After 18 years of sailing and two boats, a Florida-based cruising couple with a circumnavigation in their sights presses on.
I suspected that the crew had invented the tuna bake dish just to use up our last provisions, but they assured me that it was a much-loved local favorite.
A couple of Vermont farm boys with daydreams of adventure become bluewater sailors on a half-century-old Tartan.
When I was 60, I decided to embrace a lifestyle of commuter cruising. Fifteen years later, it’s still one of the best decisions I’ve ever made.
When it comes to educating the kids while cruising, these parents learned that flexibility, and sometimes changing course, is key.
Cruiser Roger Hughes’ boat, like many boats, needed more hot water. Here’s how he got it without breaking the bank.
Kids can learn a whole lot while they think they’re just having fun on a boat.
Women sailing solo around the world are few and far between, but these three sailors share a common spirit of ambition, endurance and adventure.
Bottom painting isn’t a particularly pleasant job, but one i’d always tackled myself—yet another annoying yin to the rewarding yang of owning a sailboat.
Finding these boats took effort. Buying them took leaps of faith. Sailing them was well worth it all.
This enterprising couple turned their sailing sabbatical into a business offering instructions and guidance to aspiring cruisers.
When it comes to do-it-yourself projects, there are no limits to what a handy circumnavigator with empty pockets and a vivid imagination can pull off.
After 18 years of sailing and two boats, a Florida-based cruising couple with a circumnavigation in their sights presses on.
I suspected that the crew had invented the tuna bake dish just to use up our last provisions, but they assured me that it was a much-loved local favorite.
A couple of Vermont farm boys with daydreams of adventure become bluewater sailors on a half-century-old Tartan.
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