SAILAGRAM
Real Photos from Real Sailors Monthly
Would you like to be featured on our Sailagram feed, social media, 'Lectronic Latitude, or maybe even the magazine?
Send in your photos today to: [email protected]
Please include photo credit, boat name, hailing port, and any other info you would like to share.
Sailagram: A Snapshot of August Sailing
August was full of sailing joy for so many people! Thanks to everyone who shared their photos.
Sailagram: A Snapshot of July Sailing
Getting people to go sailing is why we do what we do, and we want to share all the photos submitted for our July Sailagram feed.
Sailagram: A Snapshot of June Sailing
June’s Sailagram feed is full of photos sent in from our community out sailing.
Sailagram: A Snapshot of May Sailing
Thank you to all the sailors who sent in photos from their time on the water in May. One of our favorite things is to see so smiling faces.
Sailagram: A Snapshot of April Sailing
April was an amazing month for many sailors, seriously you all are awesome! This month’s feed is full of fun photos of sailors of all ages enjoying time on the water. Did you miss out on having your photo featured this month? Send your sailing photos to [email protected] to be included in our next Sailagram.
Sailagram: A Snapshot of March Sailing
Did you get out sailing in March? Judging from the number of submissions this month a lot of people got out sailing, and we could not be happier about it.
Sailagram: A Snapshot of February Sailing
Did you get out sailing in February? It has been an incredible spring for many sailors. This month’s Sailagram feed is full of photos submitted by our readers, the real sailors who make our community so amazing. Do you want to be included in next month’s Sailagram feed? Send your photos to [email protected]
Sailagram: A Snapshot of Sailing in January
See the beauty of sailing from the behind the lens of the West Coast sailors — a month’s worth of photos taken by our readers.
Sailagram: A Snapshot of December Sailing
December marked 12 months for the Sailagram feed we introduced in January 2021. As we head into a new year of sailing, please keep sending us your photos!
Sailagram: A Snapshot of November Sailing
Sailors were out in force across November, and as a result, we have dozens of photos of happy, smiling sailors doing what they love!
From the Bay Area to Italy, Latitude Nation Sailors Get Around
Dale Land and his wife Michelle appear to have had a great summer sailing in Riccione, Italy.
One Year of Racing Stories With Good Jibes
There are a lot of racing-miles behind all the great stories told by the racers featured in the past year of Good Jibes. We look forward to more racing and racing guests in 2023.
Private vs Charter Yacht Ownership — Which is right for you?
Considering a yacht purchase? Curious about the advantages of a yacht charter ownership program? Learn more about what factors to consider in making a yacht purchase decision that’s right for you.
Dorade’s New England Summer of Racing and Cruising
Pam Rorke Levy and Matt Brooks looked forward to ending the summer season at IYRS’s Newport Classic Yacht Regatta.
Westwind Yacht Management — Washing, Waxing and Varnishing
Professional yacht care, with personal service.
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.
Retiring in the Right Latitude and Attitude, Jimmy Buffett Style
In May, ‘Margaritaville at Sea Paradise’ set sail from Palm Beach to Grand Bahama, marking the launch of Jimmy Buffett’s Margarita at Sea cruise line. “To me, the only thing better than being on a beach by the ocean, is to be on the ocean.”
Trash Became Treasure When Volunteers Cleaned Up the Island
Twenty-six volunteers, including island residents and crew from the Cal Sailing Team, collected 40 bags of trash along Clipper Cove’s waterfront.
Shady Ships Signal Fake AIS Positions
Navigation can be challenging enough without malevolent hackers disrupting the systems we rely on. AIS positions are now being faked by ships and fishing fleets trying to cover their tracks.
When All the Sea Lion Sh*t Hits the Fan
Ah, the majestic sea lion, nature’s lethargic, barking pile of blubber, who — like a pack of sun-starved, snowbird tourists — can turn docks into lounge chairs and laze in the sun for hours. Sure, this might be an unflattering description of one of God’s creatures (both sea lions and tourists), but there’s no doubt that pinnipeds and sailors’ habitats have a tendency to overlap. How close is too close?