Chris Sullivan is an avid RC sailboat racer, especially in the One Metre Class. Last week, Chris organized a bit of informal COVID-19 RC sailboat scrimmaging at the Richmond Yacht Club.

If you're considering the purchase of a boat, it's important to be as informed about the process as possible. Passage Nautical has created a series of live webinars.

Drew said that the Mackin is at Anchorage #9. I'm like, 'No way! I just retrieved the bloody boat yesterday! This has to be a mistake.'

Has the COVID-19 pandemic forced some countries to breach international maritime laws and deny sailors safe harbor?

We have a healthy dose of escapism in this month's Latitude 38. Here is a taste of the normal-ness we're bringing you in the June issue…

KKMI is not only California’s top boat yard in terms of craftsmanship, they are also an environmental leader in the maritime industry.

In the aftermath of April’s Cyclone Harold, many South Pacific sailors have banded together to help those who were most impacted by the storm.

The more things change the more they stay the same. We started rereading Yankee's Wander World by Irving and Exy Johnson.

The Broderick grandsons, last seen 'sailing' Grandpa’s Voyager 14 in the driveway, took to the real water Memorial Day Sunday in Grandpa’s Wyliecat 30 Nancy.

Poseidon Charters has 25 years expertise in Greece, Croatia and Tahiti. Singles, couples, yacht clubs and groups welcome.

Kaneohe Yacht Club's Junior Program is an advanced, high-tech sailing laboratory where junior sailors learn the latest techniques. Here we see a group of them absolutely sending it in their O'Pen Skiffs.

Sailors in Second Life (SL) are inviting wet-water enthusiasts from around the world to join them for the most realistic and satisfying sailing experience available online.

On late Tuesday night/early Wednesday morning, the Coast Guard rescued three people from a 30-ft sailboat off Pillar Point.

The 2014 Beneteau Oceanis 41 Scarlet Fire is offered by Deborah Reynolds of Passage Nautical.

"We are among the first of the sailboats back on Folsom Lake, finally," wrote Pat McIntosh. Pat and his family had a short sail on Saturday afternoon.

With seaports around the world closed to unfamiliar vessels, it’s not surprising that sailors are left wondering what to do when they and their beloved sailboat are sheltering in different countries.

Though I’d been a passenger for family daysails since I was a toddler, it wasn’t until college, while tagging along on my grandpa’s beer can races, that I developed a curiosity and understanding of how the boat and sails worked.

From Denison Yachting: One team of boat builders have built more world cruising catamarans than anyone, anywhere. Now they have teamed up for an entirely new line of cats.

The Moores cruised San Francisco Bay for Mother's Day on the Catalina 270 Blue Ribbon II.

The IMOCA class taken the opportunity to announce the new Vendée-Arctique-Les Sables d’Olonne solo race.

Racing on San Francisco Bay could resume in the next few weeks.

Satellite phones provide voice, SMS and data services anywhere on the Earth and you don't have to rely on cell phone networks.

On my last day in New Zealand, we took a long drive. After weeks of lingering near a marina and industrial hub, a drive — and the proverbial stretching of the legs — was welcome respite from the quarantine routine of long walks to the grocery store.

Last week, reader Jeff Berman sent us these images of a recent Zoom gathering he attended. "We had a contest for best background. I won!"