Maritime History
The Ageless Tradition of Master Mariners Racing: A Stark Contrast to SailGP
People often ask, "When did sailboat racing start on San Francisco Bay?" The answer is, about the time the second sailboat arrived.
Cruising Destination Petaluma — The Egg Basket of the World
'Latitude 38' crew member Heather Breaux joins a sail up the Petaluma River and experiences the region's timeless beauty and serenity.
America’s Schooner Cup Showcases Classic Glory
Fifteen schooners competed in the 2023 America's Schooner Cup in San Diego.
Latitude 38’s May Issue Is Out Today
'Latitude 38's May issue is out today! Get your hands on a copy and start catching up on all the great sailing and sailors' stories inside.
Kirsten Neuschäfer Takes Line Honors and Wins the 2022 Golden Globe Race
Kirsten Neuschäfer has won the 2022 Golden Globe Race, and has became the first woman to win a solo, round-the-world yacht race.
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.
Good Jibes #87 Verbatim: “David Crosby — Harmony at Sea” and “The Route Less Traveled”
This week in Good Jibes, hear two stories from the March 2023 issue of Latitude 38 — "David Crosby — Harmony at Sea" and “The Route Less Traveled.”
Getting Into the Weekend Vibe with Salty Phrases — Part 3
When Latitude editor John Riise compiled a list of 'salty phrases' he did such a good job that we've had to publish his list over three different postings.
The San Francisco Cup Then and Now
The first San Francisco Cup was held back in 1967 and the most recent edition on the weekend of March 25-26.
Do You Know the 10-Meter ‘Sally’?
As we approach 'Sally's 100th birthday in 2027, I am trying to compile as much of her history as possible, and I need the 'Latitude Nation's help.
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