#TBT: One Tack & Two Jibes, Alaska to San Francisco
Being the time of year when some Pacific Northwest cruisers are heading south, we're throwing it back to the Yahtzee crew's memorable 1,300-miles romp from Alaska to San Francisco. Wedged between the lee cloth and cushions…
Editor’s Letter: Cruisers Exchanging Prudence
I have been known to extol the virtues of group cruising… well, ad nauseam. I’m still doing it, but it’s not for lack of new ideas. My inspiration to raise the topic this month is precisely the opposite—cruising in a group…
Diesel, Diapers, and Desolation Sound
Over the last eight years, my wife Jenny and I sailed thousands of miles aboard our Alberg 37, Maya. We’ve circumnavigated Vancouver Island, sailed to Alaska, and spent several winters cruising Pacific Mexico. We’ve made…
Destinations: Tale of Two Anchorages
In our latest Destinations story courtesy of Salish Sea Pilot, we find out how two anchorages, though close in proximity, can offer up completely different experiences. The crew of Silom has had some unpleasant anchorages,…
#TBT: Together Adventures — Family Cruising Near and Far
As we sweep into the summer's central holiday weekend, families will be taking to the water in every possible fashion. Whether your scope is hyper-local or literally global, our latest throwback Thursday from the August 2024…