Cruising
He Sailed to Mexico with the Baja Ha-Ha and Never Left
What the heck is a Baja Ha-Ha burgee doing hanging in the restaurant's tequila lounge?
Fiesta de Veleros Takes in the Sunset and the Donations
A dozen boats departed the marina at Isla Navidad for a sailing excursion, an on-the-water concert, and a sunset cruise along the beach.
Ready? It’s Time to Start Cruising in Mexico
Sydney and Dalton are finally pushing off from San Diego and are heading south aboard their Morgan Out Island 33 'Mihaly.'
Building Boats and Friendships
Several kids and a couple of grownups got an early start on the Barra de Navidad Cruise-In Week Sunday morning.
Through Heeling, Sailing Supports Healing
It would be hard to find a sailor who doesn't think sailing provides some form of therapy. Most sailors find that heeling supports healing.
Sailors Have the Most Interesting Lives
Our Golden Ticket winners have interesting sailing stories: Larry started out on OPBs, and four years later attained his OUPV/Six-pack Captain's License.
Latitude 38’s February Issue Is Out Now
'Latitude 38's February issue has stacks of great stories, photos and commentary to give you several fun, interesting and inspiring hours' worth of reading.
US Coast Guard Seeks Help Finding Two Dinghy Owners
In separate incidents, the USCG has picked up two dinghies that were adrift off Hawaii on Sunday. They're seeking the public's help in locating the owners.
Remembering the Classic 115-ft Schooner ‘Eros’
Longtime 'Latitude 38' readers might remember reading stories about 'Eros,' a 115-ft schooner that spent a couple of decades in the Bay Area. Have you ever wondered where 'Eros' is now?
Dustin Reynolds Receives OCC Barton Cup Award
Double-amputee sailor Dustin Reynolds has received the Ocean Cruising Club's premier award, the OCC Barton Cup — an award that salutes an exceptional or challenging voyage or series of voyages.
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