Current News
MOD70 Capsizes in Indian Ocean
The MOD70 Race for Water, while on a global environmental mission, has capsized in the Indian Ocean. On her way from Palau to Chagos Islands on Saturday night, the trimaran flipped 90 miles southeast of the Chagos Archipelago. More »
Another Powerboat Death at Catalina
In the aftermath of last weekend’s tragic late-night boating accident in Catalina’s Descanso Bay that took the lives of two young boaters, another on-the-water fatality occurred yesterday, 26 miles away at Two Harbors. More »
Two Killed In Dinghy Collision Near Avalon
Michael Harris and his girlfriend Kelly Wells. He was killed and she was injured when the dinghy they were in was involved in a 1 a.m. collision with a 14-ft boat. More »
SPECIAL REPORT: The Passing of Philo Hayward
Seen here on stage at his club in 2004 holding his trusty Fender Stratocaster, Philo Hayward will be greatly missed. His smile was infectious, his music was moving and his community service was inspirational. More »
Hundreds of Charterboats All in a Row
This is where charterboats from The Moorings and other charter companies hide from hurricanes in the British Virgins.
M&M Design and Engineering
©Latitude 38 Media, LLC It’s hurricane season in the Caribbean, which means lots of charter boats aren’t being used. More »
©Latitude 38 Media, LLC It’s hurricane season in the Caribbean, which means lots of charter boats aren’t being used. More »
Come to Our Party, Have a Fabulous Life
Trading boat cards with Jack and Lynn Robinson on a canal barge in France.
latitude/Richard
©Latitude 38 Media, LLC "The last 25 years of my life have been fabulous — all because of Latitude 38, the Crew List Parties, and the Baja Ha-Ha." More »
©Latitude 38 Media, LLC "The last 25 years of my life have been fabulous — all because of Latitude 38, the Crew List Parties, and the Baja Ha-Ha." More »
Erika and Other Tropical Disturbances
When it comes to tropical storms, oftentimes the torrential rain associated with them is more destructive than the strong winds. Such was the case with the very mountainous island of Dominica in the Eastern Caribbean on Wednesday. More »
The Ha-Ha Is Less than Two Months Away
When an event has a large number of entries, its needs an appropriately large battle flag, don’t you think? This year’s flag is so big that despite standing on bundles of Latitudes, the gals still couldn’t keep the bottom off the ground. More »
I’m Not Nagging, But…
The boat in this photo is not Morpheus, but the narrow waterway is the Corinth Canal.
Pediopolous
©2015Latitude 38 Media, LLC Because it strikes so close to home, we had a big laugh when we read the following Facebook post by Deborah Gregory, who has been cruising the Med the last several summers with her husband Jim aboard their Pt. More »
©2015Latitude 38 Media, LLC Because it strikes so close to home, we had a big laugh when we read the following Facebook post by Deborah Gregory, who has been cruising the Med the last several summers with her husband Jim aboard their Pt. More »
International Canal Update
Much has changed since we snapped this photo of the Panama Canal’s new lane in March. In April the massive lock doors were installed, and the locks were flooded for testing in June. More »
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