Cruising Lifestyle

Bluewater voyager Randall Reeves defies odds to complete the "Figure-8 Voyage" in a single season.

Pin this "anytime" recipe in your galley for a marvelous shrimp dinner in less than 30 minutes.

We need Tool Amnesty Day for returning all the stuff we borrowed and then accidentally kept.

How a boating couple saved a marine consignment and supply store in the Pacific Northwest.

One owner learns that working on a boat built in 1947 is one reason to love a classic.

John Steinbeck knew why we can’t pass a hull without giving it a knock.

"Rossi" owners convene for cruising and camaraderie.

For these liveaboards, on an extended cruise, wellness aboard starts from within.

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

Meet the Alaskan man who makes a 14-hour boat trip weekly to supply his remote town with groceries amid the pandemic.

Peruse this exclusive photo diary as we celebrate another year spent documenting the great life afloat.

A couple outfits a Fountaine Pajot Maryland 37 for their second cruise around the Great Loop.

Introducing the new addition to the Princess V Class range for 2019 – the flagship, the Princess V78.

Replicas, restomods and spirit-of-tradition builds are reshaping the vintage boat industry.

Tampa Bay pilot Carolyn Kurtz has navigated more than a few challenges in the maritime world.

Unlike in the Bahamas, this particular jurisdiction does not include fishing in its cruising permits. So be it.

There are docking skills and then there are "docking" skills. As they say here on the Chesapeake: "It's an Eastern Shore thing; you wouldn't understand."

A cruising couple experiences what passagemaking is all about while Down East aboard a Duffy 35.

Lessons learned from a treacherous triangle of water in the Pacific Northwest

Cruising Alaska on a Fleming 65 yields a feast for all the senses.

Add this simple, smoky and succulent salmon dish to your next cruising meal plan.

We can't stop watching this Nordhavn Film Festival grand prize winner. Bet you can't either.

An unexpected trip down memory lane shows that there’s more to traditional navigation than faded ink and forgotten coordinates.

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