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Gavin Randall recounts his passage from Mauritius to Richards Bay aboard his Hallberg-Rassy 38, detailing calms, unpredictable eddies, and a 36-hour heave-to.
Andy Schell analyzes offshore weather for the Salty Dawg Rally, comparing a Thursday start against waiting for Saturday's post-frontal window across the Gulf Stream.
This week in the San Blas Islands, we experienced one of the most terrifying moments of our entire sailing journey. 💔
Our adventures continue through the beautiful San Blas Islands of Panama, but living in tropical paradise isn't always quite as idyllic as it looks!
After riding out a powerfu...
Meteorologist Jeremy Davis joins Andy Schell to explain the split hurricane season, detailing how Pacific El Niño wind shear suppresses Atlantic storms and analyzing historical passage telemetry.
Scott inspects the hull of Sea Moon, a Seawind 1160 Lite catamaran on the hardstand at Cleopatra Marina in Preveza, Greece, examining the freshwater pod, outboards, and through-hulls.
A routine hull check turns into an urgent repair on Happy Days when non-epoxy filler flakes off the centerline seam, requiring grinding and proper marine-grade G-Flex epoxy below the waterline.
In his workshop, solo sailor Sven Yrvind turns his experimental plywood test boat right side up for the first time, keeping internal molds in place to preserve hull shape before fitting bulkheads.
Turner and Renee of Secondhand Sailors visit St. Nicholas Park in Warwick along the River Avon to watch community dragon boat racing heats held to benefit local children and hospice charities.
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Cruising the Abaco Islands with friends, the SvSerenity crew handles dead house batteries and davit winch repairs before exploring Hope Town and Tilloo Cay.
Sam Holmes navigates a 650-nautical-mile passage from Sorong, Indonesia, to Palau aboard his catamaran, dropping anchor against severe reef currents before diving historic wrecks and encountering giant manta rays.
During Day 31 sailing around the world without stopping, Oliver Widger welcomes an unbothered brown noddy aboard, pausing offshore passage work to let the seabird rest.
Max Campbell mounts and rivets a Raymarine Quantum 2 radar dome to the mast of SV Elixir, running a single power cable and using Wi-Fi data connectivity.
Working on the hard at a boatyard, Dylan Magaster tackles the salvage of his flooded Beta Marine 38 diesel engine, removing fuel injectors to purge trapped rainwater.
During a three-day haul-out at Spice Island Marine in Grenada, the crew of Happy Days uncovers compromised hull filler from a prior refit, replaces saildrive seals and an NMEA transducer, and resolves a chronic anchor chain skipping issue.
After sailing to the island of Belitung in Indonesia, the size and magnitude of the granite boulders along the shore amazed us.
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World On Water previews the 38th America's Cup in Naples, analyzing AC75 foiling monohull engineering, preliminary regattas in Sardinia and Naples, and the seven syndicates competing for the Louis Vuitton Cup.
Sven Yrvind reinforces his plywood test boat hull in Västervik, installing an iron bottom runner, dual lifting rope pipes potted in thickened epoxy, and fiberglass corner joints.
Elayna shares a major homestead update from their 26-hectare property, delivering replacement instruments to an island string band and welcoming puppy Albert Camus as Riley returns to La Vagabonde.
James Frederick sails SV Triteia 35 miles north to Nosy Mitsio, Madagascar, explores baobab groves with crew from SV Ancala, and demonstrates a solo mainsail reef-down dropping technique without lazy jacks.
Bobby White heads to Fort Lauderdale, Florida, with broker Amanda to inspect three Sea Ray motor yachts, evaluating engines and layouts before an unexpected lease offer shifts his cruising plans.
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