
General Sailing
Catch the Winter Special at San Francisco Boatworks
Free haul out for any bottom paint jobs with mention of this ad.
A (Mostly) Gentle Delivery Over a Graveyard of Ships
Deciding a departure used to rely on a combination of watching the barometer, the 11 o'clock news, NOAA forecasts, SSB broadcasts out of Point Reyes, discussions with local fishermen, and whether the bar crossing was open, or closed.
Who Has Summer San Francisco Bay Area Cruising Plans?
How do you go cruising in Northern California?
The Resourceful Sailor Crafts Affordable Galley Pot Holders
Are you preparing for a lengthy cruise? Are the hundred-dollar bills flowing from your wallet like the prevailing winds? Check out this galley solution.
Cal Sailing Club Begins Summer Open-House Sundays
Enthusiasm for sailing runs high for those just completing their first sail, raising questions about how to further engage with the sport and gain access to boats they have just sailed on.
Join the Spinnaker Cup 2026!
This legendary course takes sailors from the windy City Front of San Francisco, past the Golden Gate, and down the stunning California coast to beautiful Monterey Bay.
Reading Latitude 38 Is Good for Your Health!
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For More Great Sailing Stories, Tune In to Good Jibes
Check out our weekly podcast for conversations with the people who spend their time on the water.
No More Anchor-Outs in Richardson Bay’s Eelgrass Protection Zone
The last remaining vessel illegally anchored in the Richardson Bay Eelgrass Protection Zone (EPZ) was officially moved last month.
Latitude 38 Helps California Sailing Keep On Keeping On
2027 will be the 50th anniversary of Latitude 38. Richard Spindler and his wife Kathy started the magazine in Sausalito in 1977.
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