Glamping Through the Gulf Stream
August 25, 2024
Offshore passages in a small boat can range from sedate and benign to downright dangerous and vomitous. Among the top determinants of how a trip
Offshore passages in a small boat can range from sedate and benign to downright dangerous and vomitous. Among the top determinants of how a trip
In recent years, the words “sustainable” and “sustainability” have shouldered their way into nearly every corner of our culture, including the world of yachts.
Starlink is a technology that is coming on strong across the recreational marine spectrum.
Editor Kenny Wooten “seizes the weekend” and goes sailing with an old friend in Chicago this past summer.
Despite pricing challenges with materials, supply-chain uncertainties, and labor shortages, European builders are still in demand for new yachts.
Rarely a month goes by that a friend or family member doesn’t forward me a story about some fantastical superyacht concept: one that doubles as
For a sailor, one of life’s great pleasures is the moment you reach down and hit the engine-stop button. As the diesel or outboard goes
The 100-foot motoryacht my friends had chartered in Southeast Alaska was anchored in a cove with no other signs of human life. To say the
It’s in our DNA to explore, to cross oceans, to reconnoiter bays, to run rivers, or just to probe the recesses of our own minds.
The America’s Cup is a whole new game—again. After decades of effort, those behind the Cup have completed a task once perceived to be impossible.
Offshore passages in a small boat can range from sedate and benign to downright dangerous and vomitous. Among the top determinants of how a trip
In recent years, the words “sustainable” and “sustainability” have shouldered their way into nearly every corner of our culture, including the world of yachts.
Starlink is a technology that is coming on strong across the recreational marine spectrum.
Editor Kenny Wooten “seizes the weekend” and goes sailing with an old friend in Chicago this past summer.
Despite pricing challenges with materials, supply-chain uncertainties, and labor shortages, European builders are still in demand for new yachts.
Rarely a month goes by that a friend or family member doesn’t forward me a story about some fantastical superyacht concept: one that doubles as
For a sailor, one of life’s great pleasures is the moment you reach down and hit the engine-stop button. As the diesel or outboard goes
The 100-foot motoryacht my friends had chartered in Southeast Alaska was anchored in a cove with no other signs of human life. To say the
It’s in our DNA to explore, to cross oceans, to reconnoiter bays, to run rivers, or just to probe the recesses of our own minds.
The America’s Cup is a whole new game—again. After decades of effort, those behind the Cup have completed a task once perceived to be impossible.
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