Apparel

The ACR ResQLink personal locator beacon featers a high visibility strobe light, restowable antenna, and GPS receiver. At less than four inches tall, it is convenient to attach to a life vest (from $279). Powertraveller's solar chargers are durable and weather proof, allowing you to charge your electronics on the go. The Powermonkey Extreme model includes an external battery and multiple attachments, making it compatible for a variety of phones, tablet computers, GPS units, and more ($200). Home of the "Sweet Sloops," Harbor Sweets has been making delicious sailboat-shaped chocolates since 1973. The 30-piece "Seaside Wrapped Gift Assortment" shown here is $28.

Yachting’s Holiday Gift Guide

We rounded up five notable Newporters to model this year’s must-have holiday gifts. From the latest styles in winter apparel to the hottest new cameras and those ever-popular bottles of “cheer,” there is something here for all of your favorite seafarers—and no doubt an item or two you’ll want under your own Christmas tree. Read more about each Newporter in our December 2012 issue.

Harding-Lane

A Swell Cap

Harding-Lane hats look good and do good. What could be better?

Holiday Gift Guide 2011

We all know that the real gift of the holiday season lies not in stuff but in the moments spent with loved ones — the joy of conversations with family, meals full of laughter, celebrations with friends. Yet presents are a tradition of the season, and thoughtfulness counts. This year, we made a holiday outing to the Maritime Aquarium in Norwalk, Connecticut, and brought with us some gift ideas for the nautical enthusiast. We previewed them for the fish, and present them now for you in our annual

The Microburst jacket ($150) from Atlantis is good for onshore excursions when a sudden rainstorm rolls through. The microfleece lined collar, stowable hood and chin and neck chafe guard will keep you comfortable, and the 2.5-layer waterproof and breathable shell will keep you dry. Weighing in at only 12 ounces, the Microburst stows away easily in a backpack, ready to go when you need it. Atlantis WeatherGear, 781-631-5371

Stepping Out

Equipment to make your onshore exploration a bit more comfortable. “Gear” from our October 2011 issue.

Sport Watch Guide

From the island of Nantucket, it’s Yachting’s summer guide to sport watches.

Step Lively

These are not just shoes. Beneath their stylish exteriors lurk advances in technology and comfort.

Holiday Gear Guide 2009

As the year draws to a close and friends reconnect, we offer an inspiring selection of gift ideas sure to foster a warm glow at holiday time.

The ACR ResQLink personal locator beacon featers a high visibility strobe light, restowable antenna, and GPS receiver. At less than four inches tall, it is convenient to attach to a life vest (from $279). Powertraveller's solar chargers are durable and weather proof, allowing you to charge your electronics on the go. The Powermonkey Extreme model includes an external battery and multiple attachments, making it compatible for a variety of phones, tablet computers, GPS units, and more ($200). Home of the "Sweet Sloops," Harbor Sweets has been making delicious sailboat-shaped chocolates since 1973. The 30-piece "Seaside Wrapped Gift Assortment" shown here is $28.

Yachting’s Holiday Gift Guide

We rounded up five notable Newporters to model this year’s must-have holiday gifts. From the latest styles in winter apparel to the hottest new cameras and those ever-popular bottles of “cheer,” there is something here for all of your favorite seafarers—and no doubt an item or two you’ll want under your own Christmas tree. Read more about each Newporter in our December 2012 issue.

Harding-Lane

A Swell Cap

Harding-Lane hats look good and do good. What could be better?

Holiday Gift Guide 2011

We all know that the real gift of the holiday season lies not in stuff but in the moments spent with loved ones — the joy of conversations with family, meals full of laughter, celebrations with friends. Yet presents are a tradition of the season, and thoughtfulness counts. This year, we made a holiday outing to the Maritime Aquarium in Norwalk, Connecticut, and brought with us some gift ideas for the nautical enthusiast. We previewed them for the fish, and present them now for you in our annual

The Microburst jacket ($150) from Atlantis is good for onshore excursions when a sudden rainstorm rolls through. The microfleece lined collar, stowable hood and chin and neck chafe guard will keep you comfortable, and the 2.5-layer waterproof and breathable shell will keep you dry. Weighing in at only 12 ounces, the Microburst stows away easily in a backpack, ready to go when you need it. Atlantis WeatherGear, 781-631-5371

Stepping Out

Equipment to make your onshore exploration a bit more comfortable. “Gear” from our October 2011 issue.

Sport Watch Guide

From the island of Nantucket, it’s Yachting’s summer guide to sport watches.

Step Lively

These are not just shoes. Beneath their stylish exteriors lurk advances in technology and comfort.

Holiday Gear Guide 2009

As the year draws to a close and friends reconnect, we offer an inspiring selection of gift ideas sure to foster a warm glow at holiday time.

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