Kim Kavin

A couple taking on the restoration of a WWII-era vessel—and showing the progress on weekly YouTube updates—is inspiring tens of thousands online.

By filming their liveaboard experiences, these YouTubers are introducing thousands of people to the cruising lifestyle.

People are buying two things during the Covid-19 pandemic: boats and dogs. Both require training and practice.

As the Covid-19 pandemic wears on, the process of buying new and brokerage boats is moving online.

Patagonia’s nickname is “the end of the world,” and rightfully so, this captain says after a 16,000- mile cruise there and back.

These Loopers all completed the journey, but each one did so a bit differently—and wouldn’t have it any other way.

Brokerage experts say the market for trawlers and long-range cruisers is shifting. Buyers may hold an advantage.

Booking a week—or three—on board can enhance cruising skills and ease the boat-buying experience.

One Couple, Two Big Dogs, Zero Boating Experience

Hull No. 1 Transits the West Coast and Its Seriously Challenging Seas

Loose mooring lines tax USCG with needless search-and-rescue missions

A photography collection by Morris and Stanley Rosenfeld at the Chesapeake Bay Maritime Museum captures a glimpse of women in yachting.

Ever wonder what happens to all the mangled boats? Here’s a look at the current process, and what could be a better one in the future

A new theory about rogue waves may account for some of the mystery in the Bermuda Triangle.

Saving the Sarinda