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Sailboat Cruising

VOE: Docking Goes Awry

If you spend enough time on the water, stuff happens. And when you sail solo like I do, “stuff” can take on a new and

An Interview with John Rousmaniere

John Rousmaniere is a titan of yachting journalism, having written hundreds of articles and several books on sailing and seamanship. He was an onboard reporter

Homeschooling on the High Seas

If you’re planning to set sail for a year with your kids, you have one narrow goal—to keep up so your children will be able

Destinations: the Aegean Sea

Feelings of awe-inspiring exuberance were in the air when my friends Spencer, Anna and Aaron and my brother Tyler walked through the door of the

An Interview with Magnus Rassy

Magnus Rassy is the CEO of Hallberg-Rassy yachts in Sweden and the son of the venerable company’s founder. Hallberg-Rassy has a fascinating family history that

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Charter: Dumb Stuff Happens

Next to sailing on a lovely beam reach or watching a sunset across an anchorage at happy hour, stories are the best things about time

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Racing: Heading South, Going Solo

Editor’s Note: At 5 a.m. on September 19, 29-year-old Cole Brauer set off alone across the Atlantic. She is completing her final qualifying sail before

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Gear: Ronstan Orbit Winches

There are times when you need to ease sheets smartly, but on most self-tailing winches that means removing a winch handle, taking the line from

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Ronstan Orbit Winches

There are times when you need to ease sheets smartly, but on most self-tailing winches that means removing a winch handle, taking the line from

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Cruising: Refits and Sea Trials

Sahula rests at anchor just offshore of a deserted sandy islet and a comfortable swimming distance inshore of a fish-laden coral reef. Not another soul

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