Spring always sneaks up on boaters the same way. One day you’re walking the docks in a hoodie, telling yourself there’s plenty of time. The next, the weather breaks, the
How blistering starts inside your fiberglass — and how to stop it before it becomes a five-figure yard bill. Many boaters discover hull blistering the same way: during what was
Racers are familiar with the intensity of on-the-water incidents — the hail of “Protest,” the raised red flag, and the wait for the protest room after racing concludes. What is
The entry window for the America’s Cup just stayed open a little longer, and that small calendar change could have major implications for the 38th edition of the world’s oldest
The California Yacht Brokers Association (CYBA) recently completed its nomination and voting process for the 2025 Women of the Waterfront Award, recognizing outstanding women whose leadership, professionalism, and service continue
For many boaters, the idea of living aboard full-time holds undeniable appeal. With remote work more accessible than ever and a growing interest in alternative lifestyles, the liveaboard community is
For boaters, weekend cruising doesn’t have to involve long passages or complicated logistics. Sometimes the most rewarding trips are short runs that offer a change of scenery, a new dock
SAN DIEGO — With less than two months remaining until the fleet departs San Diego Yacht Club and points south toward Mexico, preparations are nearing completion for one of the
