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How to Avert Disaster If Your Boat Starts Taking on Water
By Dave Liscio. When the Farr PH 56 Monterey sank in May 2017 during the Antigua-to-Bermuda Race, nobody was more shocked than owner and skipper Les Crane. After all, he’d sailed the boat more than 40,000 miles during the previous 14 years and had confidence in its seaworthiness. The center-cockpit… SEE MORE
Boating 101: Avoid Being Towed
While Sea Tow membership gives you the peace of mind on the water of knowing towing is included and available 24/7 you should need it, we realize you would prefer to avoid it if possible! For boaters who want to keep their boat off the other end of our tow… SEE MORE
Chesapeake Light Craft Introduces the Oxford Shell Mark II
Recently introduced by Chesapeake Light Craft, the boat kit experts, is the Oxford Shell Mark II, a 21-foot recreational rowing shell that can be built from a kit or plans. CLC’s original Oxford Shell debuted in 1996, was an instant success, and was popular for 22 years. Build-it-yourself boat kit technology… SEE MORE
Sailing Fans Converge on San Francisco Bay
In late April, eyes will start peering out toward The Bay as racing teams begin to practice for the start of San Francisco SailGP. Led by Sir Russell Coutts and Larry Ellison (Oracle), SailGP is a series of races in cities around the world. And San Francisco is lucky enough… SEE MORE
Boat Sharing Programs Increasing in Popularity
By Rob Wyle Robert Satek knows owning a boat means sinking money—lots—to make money. He estimates the annual cost of owning his 54-foot Azimut Atlantis yacht, the “Sol,” to be at least $80,000, including his Miami Beach dockage. Satek had seen ads for Boatsetter. He figured it was another listings… SEE MORE
The Concordia Yawl: A Timeless, Tested Design
The Concordia Company has one of the longest and most interesting histories of any boatbuilding company, and yet we are often so busy working on and sailing the classic yawls that have emerged from our boatyard here in Padanaram, we forget to tell our own story! Which is precisely why… SEE MORE
BEST HARBOR - 47th Annual Buzzards Bay Regatta Notice of Race Issued
SOUTH DARTMOUTH, MA - The Notice of Race for the greatly anticipated 2019 Buzzards Bay Regatta has been issued. Hosted jointly by the Beverly Yacht Club and the New Bedford Yacht Club, the 47th edition will feature Shields, J 80s, H12s and Bullseyes Racing in Marion and, in Padanaram, there… SEE MORE
Highlights from the 2019 Palm Beach International Boat Show
By Martha Coolidge PALM BEACH, FL - The Palm Beach International Boat Show, held yearly in April, is my favorite boat show. Firstly, it's April after all, my least favorite month in Maine - too early for sailing, sun still a bit low and often cold; and impossible to figure… SEE MORE
BoatUS Foundation Offering Everything Needed to Start a Life Jacket Loaner Site
ANNAPOLIS, Md., - Would you like to try to help save a child's life this summer boating season? With a range of free materials available, the BoatUS Foundation for Boating Safety and Clean Water can help your marina, club, fuel dock, campground, town or waterfront business get a Life Jacket… SEE MORE
Sperry Charleston Race Week 2019, Set To Unfold April 11-14
CHARLESTON, S.C. - Sailors don't need too much arm-twisting to get them to agree to a trip to Charleston, SC and they're even more excited to contest the big event: Sperry Charleston Race Week 2019, set to unfold April 11-14. This year's edition will be packed with Chesapeake talent with… SEE MORE
Oakcliff and US Sailing Olympic Development Program to Host Training Camp in Oyster Bay, N.Y.
OYSTER BAY, N.Y. – Oakcliff Sailing has joined forces with US Sailing to host a High-Performance Acorn Training Camp for aspiring Olympic athletes. It will take place June 7-20, 2019 at Oakcliff’s facilities in Oyster Bay, New York. In partnership with US Sailing’s Olympic Development Program (ODP) this camp will… SEE MORE
Solar-Powered Yachts Highlight the Palm Beach International Boat Show
By Mareesa Nicosia Tens of thousands of seafarers and hundreds of well-appointed vessels—some outfitted for solar-powered propulsion—are convening under fair skies in Palm Beach this weekend. The 34th annual Palm Beach International Boat Show displays $1.2 billion worth of yachts and accessories, including everything from 8-foot inflatables to 300-foot-long super… SEE MORE
