General Sailing
Costa Rican Wooden Cargo Ship Takes Shape on Pacific Coast
A Costa Rica start up is building a wooden schooner to take on the task of wind-powered cargo delivery.
‘Good Jibes’ #154: Summer Vacation Flashback to ‘Good Jibes’ Past (Part 3)
Welcome to part three of the 'Good Jibes' summer vacation flashback series featuring chats with Olympian Daniela Moraz, offshore sailor Chuck Hawley, and historian Brian Crawford.
Boat Sunk by Pod of Orcas; Sea Shepherd Disputes Bladed Rudder as Deterrent
The 'Bonhomme William' was on a 10-day voyage from Vilamoura, Portugal, to Greece when it was rammed by five orcas.
The Resourceful Sailor — “Sampaguita’s” Solar Solution
"Sampaguita" lacks an inboard diesel engine, the go-to power plant for most cruisers. Whatever the latest hype, fossil fuels are still king.
Stop at The Marina at Ensenada Cruiseport on Your Trip South
A modern, safe marina protected by two break waters for a quiet stay. Reserve Now!
The Sailing World Mourns the Loss of Legendary Cruiser Pam Wall
Pioneering sailor, circumnavigator, and cruising lecturer Pam Wall passed away on Friday at the age of 80, inspiring an outpouring of love and gratitude.
Hurricane Debby and Pacific Ocean Hurricanes
Sometimes we lament how cold the water is along the California coast, though that is precisely what protects us from hurricanes like Debby, now hitting Florida, or those now crossing the Pacific.
Watching Daniela Moroz and Team USA at the Paris Olympics
Sunday was Daniela Moroz's first day of racing at the Paris Olympics.
The Wisdom and Experience of Tony English
"Our instructions were, 'Don't leave the harbor.' One day we decided we're gonna sneak out and see what happens."
Stop Spending Your Days Off in the Engine Room and Start Sailing More
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