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As we cross oceans on our vessels, we spend a great deal of time studying our chartplotter, autopilot, depth sounder, radar, AIS transponder, knot meter, wind speed indicator and so

As we cross oceans on our vessels, we spend a great deal of time studying our chartplotter, autopilot, depth sounder, radar, AIS transponder, knot meter, wind speed indicator and so

Harbor Island West Marina in San Diego has entered a new stage of its long-planned redevelopment project. The Dockmaster’s office has recently relocated to temporary trailers in the marina parking

Editor’s Note: This article, The Benefits of a Dock Boost Transformer, was first published in Ocean Navigator on October 22, 2024. Pulling into a transient slip at a new marina

Insights from PredictWind Meteorologist, Arnaud Monges: How to spot the differences between clouds for quick safety decisions. There are two basic types of clouds: Cumulus and Stratus. Simply speaking, if

Ensuring the security of your boat, whether in your home marina or in a familiar coastal anchorage, usually involves nothing more than clamping a padlock on the companionway, checking the

Construction is progressing on The Wave at Dana Point, a new boutique-style hotel set to rise on the Headlands at the corner of Pacific Coast Highway and Green Lantern. Rough

Chafing gear may not be the flashiest piece of equipment on a boat, but it’s one of the most important. It serves as the quiet guardian between the elements, the

Each year as Southern California moves deeper into the late fall and winter months, familiar marine conditions return to the coastline. Cool mornings, gentle offshore breezes and lingering humidity often