Chartering

Most of us still think that Puerto Rico has yet to recover from the ravishes of the 2017 hurricanes. And, that is partly true. But the […]

It has been six years since the horrible hurricanes swept through the Caribbean in 2017 causing death and destruction. The BVI, the world’s favorite place to […]

An adventurous couple delves into all that Phuket and Phang Nga Bay offer travelers and cruising sailors  (published September 2017, photographs by Michaela Urban) I spent […]

BWS caught up with multihull experts Steven and Estelle Cockroft, who run the website www.catamaranguru.com, to discuss the pros and cons of owning a yacht in […]

Blue Water Sailing’s Annual Guide to Chartering Around the World  CHARTERING AROUND THE WORLD As summer draws to an end, many of us are beginning to […]

  By Scott Akerman I was fortunate enough to be cruising around Virgin Gorda’s North Sound last week and dropped in on the Bitter End Yacht […]

For those who look to charter off the beaten track a bit, but not that far off, the Tobago Cays in the Grenadines  in the southern […]

The northern Bahamas islands in the Abacos, particularly Mar5h Harbour where the charter fleets were based, were devastated by hurricane Dorian. The charter scene in the […]

It has been 24 months since Hurricane Irma impacted the British Virgin Islands in September of 2017. The Moorings reopened our Tortola operations just three months […]

The 52nd edition of Antigua Sailing Week will be remembered for a cocktail of superb sailing, thrilling racing and a great party atmosphere ashore. Teams from 21 […]