Category: Buying Guides

While docked in Fernandina Beach, FL, last year, I saw one of the coolest eco tours I’ve ever seen. Sure,…

Sailing around the world is a dream of many. It’s the grandest adventure you can have in a sailing vessel—or…

Boating is often a hobby associated with particular words and unique sailing jargon. Catamaran and pontoon boat are two terms…

Electric-powered toys are everywhere. Lithium battery technology has come far enough that electric cars are just as functional as their…

Catamarans appeal to sailors and would-be sailors for a variety of reasons. One of those reasons is the need for…

So, you’ve spotted the online brochures, the Instagram and YouTube influencers, or maybe even stepped aboard a few at the…

Catamarans have had the sailing world abuzz for several decades now. To the salty monohull sailors’ chagrin, they aren’t going…

Liveaboard catamaran sailboats are some of the most comfortable vessels on the water for long-term living and traveling. The choices when…

Embarking on this nautical quest called the Great Loop demands more than wanderlust alone. Selecting the optimal vessel to navigate…

The world of boats and boating can be daunting if you’re just starting out. Boats come in every shape and…

Are you looking for the best family boat for adventures? Family boats are like any other type of boat–they must…

It is often said that a boater’s dinghy is like their car. When traveling between ports, you will often only…

Single-handed boats aren’t just limited to solo travelers. Many cruising couples will tell you that it’s a good idea to…

Cutter rigs are often more prevalent in boating magazines and theory than they are in your marina. Most cruising sailboats…

Many sailors balk at the idea of leaving their boat in the water at a marina. Slip fees are expensive,…

My wife and I were lucky enough to live the catamaran cruising lifestyle for four years on our Lagoon 380.…

Embarking on the maritime journey of boating can be an exhilarating adventure, especially for beginners eager to explore the vast…

There is an undeniable romanticism to the idea of living on a sailboat. Sailboats speak to traveling the world—going wherever the wind takes you.

A “bluewater sailboat” is capable of seeing those blue waters. It’s capable of venturing offshore, and it’s capable of the self-sufficiency required to survive out there.