Electronic autopilots and windvane self-steering systems have long freed sailors from the grind of hand-steering, particularly on long coastal passages or multi-week offshore crossings. With today’s technology, cruisers have a
For centuries, mariners relied on paper charts, compasses, and a weathered sense of intuition to navigate the world’s waterways. Every route was hand-plotted, every hazard learned the hard way and
Marine Group Boat Works (MGBW), a family-owned shipyard based in Chula Vista, has taken a significant step toward sustainable maritime innovation with the successful electrification of its diesel-powered harbor tug,
As summer kicks into gear, anticipation has been building for one of the nation’s most cherished holidays: the Fourth of July. For those of us with salt in our veins,
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SOUTHOLD, NY — The Sea Tow Foundation is casting a wide net for voices across the boating industry as it embarks on a new national research initiative aimed at strengthening
AVALON — Visitors and residents taking in the grand architecture of the Avalon Casino might notice a new addition among the 26 flags that adorn its perimeter, celebrating the seasons.
MARINA DEL REY — Following National Safe Boating Week, which took place last month, the Southern California Yachting Association (SCYA) is once again presenting a crucial educational opportunity for mariners
