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Sailagram: A Snapshot of April Sailing

By Nicki Bennett | April 30, 2021

Did you get out sailing in April? Take a look at the photos submitted by our readers, the real sailors who make our community so amazing.

April Sailing

How’s Your April Sailing Shaping Up?

By Monica Grant | April 21, 2021

George Scott and his crew entered their first OYRA race together aboard s/v ‘Freyja’, and they had a blast!

Sailagram: A Snapshot of March Sailing

By Nicki Bennett | April 2, 2021

Did you get out sailing in March? 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.

Ask Not “Where’s Waldo?” Ask Instead “Where’s S/V ‘Freedom?”

By Monica Grant | March 31, 2021

We had a reader ask us where this photo was taken. So we decided to ask you. Where do you think the photo was taken?

Carl King

Sailagram: A Snapshot of February Sailing

By Nicki Bennett | March 1, 2021

Real photos from real sailors, every month.

Sailagram: A Snapshot of January Sailing

By Nicki Bennett | February 1, 2021

We hope you enjoy our new Sailagram feed full of photos submitted by our readers, the real sailors that make our community so amazing.

Your Safe Harbor on Mexico’s Pacific Coast

By Maddy Garcia | September 28, 2026

Puerto de la Navidad is the best kept secret of the Costalegre — first class cruising grounds with 11 surrounding anchorages that make it a great home base.

Ed Lecco's Voyager anchored somewhere warm, remote and connected.

Changes in Latitudes and Changes in Starlink for the Baja Ha-Ha

By John Arndt | September 28, 2026

Baja Ha-Ha vet Ed Lecco, with Starlink insights for cruisers heading south this fall.

Sailboat Grounded on Santa Rosa Island; Four Rescued After Whale Strike in Southern Pacific

By Monica Grant | September 28, 2026

Rescue action in the Pacific as a sailboat runs aground on Santa Rosa Island, and another sinks after striking a whale.

The Best Destination Deserves the Best Boat

By Maddy Garcia | September 28, 2026

Spend your days snorkeling vibrant reefs, anchoring off white-sand beaches, and dining ashore at laid-back beach bars; classic Caribbean sailing made even better with exceptional service and award-winning yachts from The Moorings.

Did You Visit ‘Cuauhtémoc’ on the Weekend?

By Monica Grant | September 28, 2026

The Mexican navy sail-training vessel ‘Cuauhtémoc’ was docked in San Francisco, welcoming visitors aboard.

What’s the Issue With October? Here’s a Sneaky Preview

By Monica Grant | September 28, 2026

In the October issue, we’ll be covering both sides of the seashore — that thin line between the water and the land.

Sign-up now to make sure you're flying the '26 Grateful Dead Baja Ha-Ha burgee as you are truckin' south.

Sign Up Now for the 32nd Annual Baja Ha-Ha

By Monica Grant | September 25, 2026

Get off the fence and down to the docks for the greatest fun you’ll have all year — the 2026 Baja Ha-Ha.

Come Out to the Sausalito Boat Show!!

By Monica Grant | September 25, 2026

A full weekend of boats, waterfront dining, live music, hands-on experiences, and unforgettable moments in Sausalito.

Oakland Estuary Cleanup To Haul 16 Boats

By John Arndt | September 25, 2026

Lind Marine has begun removing sunken boats from the Oakland Estuary as part of a NOAA marine debris-removal grant.

Ernest Gann, ‘The Odyssey,’ Sirens, and the Singing Girl of Fournoi

By John Arndt | September 25, 2026

No wonder we’ve always enjoyed the writing of our editor John Riise (JR). His sea stories were inspired by the best.