General Sailing
Young Salts Across the Pacific — 29 Friends Across 20 Islands
Often, the most interesting of plans came from the minds of the younger crew; the kids who had never sailed, lived on a boat, or in some cases had not spent much time on the ocean at all.
Multi-Agency Rescue Simulation Planned Near Bodega Bay
A mass rescue exercise will be conducted near Bodega Bay tomorrow.
San Francisco Boatworks Diesel 101 Workshop + Spring Special
Diesel 101 Workshop Saturday, May 27, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Space is limited, call to reserve your spot: (415) 626-3275.
S.F. Sea Scout Ship ‘Viking’ Named BoatUS National Flagship
SF Sea Scout Ship 'Viking' has been named the 2023–2024 BoatUS National Flagship based on its outstanding Scouting program.
What’s Happening With the America’s Cup?
The next cycle of the America's Cup is getting ready to begin in the fall. We outline the basics and are curious where it fits in your attention to global sailing events.
San Francisco on the Bay: Dock, Dine, Stay, Play
Discover San Francisco Bay and all that inspires those of us who live or visit here.
Visit Naos Yachts at the Pacific Sail and Power Boat Show
Meet the San Francisco Bay Naos Yachts team and see the inventory of available boats at the Pacific Sail & Power Show at Westpoint Harbor in Redwood City May 4-7.
Take a Moment This Weekend to Participate in Earth Day
As sailors, we see a lot of the trash that floats along the surface of the water, but that's not all there is to it …
Australian Woman Sets Pacific Ocean Solo Rowing Record
Australian Michelle Lee has become the first woman to row solo across the Pacific — nonstop and unassisted.
George Bush and the Line Behind the ‘Mayflower’
Next time you see a line trailing in the water behind someone's boat, rather than criticize, remember the story of John Howland.
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