Bavaria Cruiser 46 The new family cruiser from the well known German builder offers a huge amount of living space in a Farr-designed hull that sails […]
BOAT REVIEWS | BAVARIA CRUISER 46
LEDs Save the Night
Retrofitting our cruising boat with LEDs drastically reduced our energy bill and significantly improved the lighting experience below decks (published November 2014) Rosie and I and […]
The Dark Side of the Electronic Dream
Push a button and know where you are, where you’re going and why? It’s not quite that simple! (published November 2014) A few years year ago […]
North Sound, Virgin Gorda, B.V.I.
18 48.19 N, 64 38.92 W (published October 2014) Every time we go to the B.V.I. to charter for a week during the winter, we inevitably […]
CURRENT ISSUE | MARCH 2015
14 Bill Biewenga The Tried and True of Traditional Tools 18 David Burch Nuts and Bolts of Successful Ocean Navigation 24 World Cruising Putting Penrhyn on […]
CAPTAIN’S LOG | MARCH 2015
BERMUDA RECTANGLE Every winter, cruising boats heading from the East Coast to the Caribbean are abandoned in bad weather and their crews rescued by the Coast […]
BOAT REVIEWS | SEASCAPE 27
An inventive, offshore capable racer-cruiser that provides quite a thrill, by Andrew Cross I knew I was in for a ride when I left my hotel […]
BOAT REVIEWS | GARCIA EXPLORATION 45
A purpose-built world cruiser that is just as comfortable in the warmth of the tropics as it is communing with icebergs by Andrew Cross Anyone who […]
CURRENT ISSUE | FEBRUARY 2015
20 Bill Biewenga Offshore Smoke Signals, Morse Code or….. 24 Cruising Life Rally Sailing The Salty Dawg fall rally 2014 in pictures 28 World Cruising Daring […]
CAPTAIN’S LOG | FEBRUARY 2015
FIVE MILE RUN We had been in the Exumas, southern Bahamas for a few weeks on our way south to Georgetown and ultimately to Panama and […]