Kim Kavin

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.

Reality Check: Connected Cruisers Share the Liveaboard Dream