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Boat Shows Are Dangerous for Sailing Journalists
After years of attending boat shows as a working journalist, I can...

Built for Blue Water: St. Francis 460 Boat Review
The 460’s vinylester resin-infused foam-core hull is stiffer and lighter than early models, and impervious to delamination. Cour...

When Cell Service Disappears These Skills Keep You Safe
Clear communication at sea has always mattered. SockaGPhoto/stock.adobe.com We are living in a...

A Message from 50 Years Ago Opens Three Guest Books
Shari Essex (right) and Gary Donnellan (middle), who took Sahula’s lines in the Bass Strait’s wild Lady Barron anchorage, are among the many f...

How to Prevent Seasickness on a Charter Vacation
Whatever remedy you choose—scopolamine patch, Bonine, acupressure band or candied ginger—start before you leave the dock. Most medications nee...

A Seacock Failure at the Dock and What It Taught Me
The fractured seacock at center. Roger Hughes It was during a periodic evening visit to my sch...

Leopard 52 Review: The Most Versatile Cat in Its Class
At anchor, the hybrid-powered 52 can lean on its quartet of 400-watt rooftop solar panels and 27-kWh lithium battery bank, while the flybridge lou...

What 40-Knot Squalls Taught the Boat of the Year Judges
The Leopard 52 heads into the elements. Walter Cooper Day one of Boat of the Year 2026 sea tri...

The Charter Crew Rules That Save Friendships Every Time
Before you invite friends or family to join you on your next charter, consider these tips to avoid a mutinous vacation. Robert/sto...

Why AIS, Radar and GPS All Have Dangerous Blind Spots
On a Morse Alpha expedition, a sailor cross-references a paper chart with radar targets, learning to interpret raw data rather than relying solely...

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