June 24, 2025, Hiroshima, Japan — 33-year-old former Army rifleman from Doncaster, England, Craig Wood, has today made history by becoming the world’s first triple amputee to sail solo, non-stop and ...

It is always news in the cruising community when Swedish builder Hallberg-Rassy introduces a new model. The brand has a ...

On September 10, 1982, three passengers aboard a light aircraft crashed into the sea off the Canadian Maritimes. They were able to deploy their life raft and they had with them the earliest version an ...

On June 24 th the SDSA will present a free Zoom webinar on the Caribbean Rally presented by Salty Dawg members who have made ...

Dock Talk 0 Meet Erica Lush Singlehanded Racing’s Rising Star On Tuesday of this week, American singlehanded offshore sailor Erica Lush arrived in Bermuda from Newport in four days and 18 hours to ...

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In last week’s Cruising Compass, we ran a video made by Skip Novak on his techniques for heaving to. ... Here’s an inspirational story about an intrepid British that proves the human spirit can ...

For retiring sailors or trawler enthusiasts looking for a bit more speed or fuel efficiency this Nigel Irens designed LDL hull offers liveaboard comfort and 10 knots at just 2.8 gph, or 16 knots at ...

The Jackline Insurance Program by Gowrie Group – Risk Strategies is a comprehensive insurance program designed to protect yachts and their owners cruising throughout the world. Our team of experienced ...

Mustang Survival’s latest inflatable PFD, the Atlas 190 DLX Hammar incorporates everything the highly respected marine safety company has learned about PFDs over the last three decades. This new, ...

Last week, I had two full days at the United States Sailboat show in Annapolis, MD and got around to see just about all of my […] Blue Water Sailing is now in its 22nd year of publication and reaches ...

Here’s an update on a story that we revisit from time to time for the simple reason that sailing cargo ships with auxiliary power just makes sense, particularly to sailors. The French company Neoline ...