Why America's Best Snorkeling (and Diving) Is in the Dry Tortugas
Fort Jefferson Guards a Wild, Wet Wilderness
Cruising Lifestyle
A sample of the cruising-under-power way of life, written for boaters by boaters. Whether you plan to spend years, or a couple of weeks a year, aboard, whether you’re interested in bluewater ocean passages, or enjoying a slow cruise on the Great Lakes or the rivers of America’s heartland, we offer stories of true boaters sharing their experiences and insights of the cruising lifestyle.
Dolphins & Whales: The First Liar Doesn't Stand a Chance
Three Sailors Walk Into a Florida Bar...No...Really
Nordhavn Film Fest Simulcast Happens Saturday, Oct. 12
Best Video Winner To Be Announced
A Hot Mess: Weird Weather is the New Normal
Everyone Should Commit to at Least Taking Small Steps
Abandon Ship Preparedness: A Survival Checklist
DYI Ditch Bag and Other Practical Info
Crab Cakes, Galley-Up Style
Is there a better galley treat in early autumn than this easy-to-make traditional fare from the mid-Atlantic?
Cape Cod Adjusts to a New Normal (Rhymes With 'Dorsal')
Great White Sharks Mix With Boaters, Tourists
Rum Matters: A History of the Sailor's Favorite Spirit
'Old Grog' Learns New Tricks
Hazard to Navigation: Volcano Erupts, Chases Boaters (Video)
And You're Worried About a Hurricane
Learn Passagemaking With Us (Video)
'Offshore Cruising: Preparing Craft & Crew' at Boaters University.
Finding Her Calling
Once deemed too small for commercial fishing, the trawler San Gottardo sets an Arctic course with a climate change charity.
Adventure Cruising 101
Preparing your boat and crew for an adventure at sea goes way beyond having a full tank of diesel.
The Ultimate Relationship Challenge
Living aboard is an intensity test for every couple’s skills, nerves and patience.
The Female Perspective
A photography collection by Morris and Stanley Rosenfeld at the Chesapeake Bay Maritime Museum captures a glimpse of women in yachting.