A Sailor for Life
Assembling the Puzzle: Dennis Caprio’s quest to “find himself” in 1970 led him to discover sailing. Mission accomplished.
Assembling the Puzzle: Dennis Caprio’s quest to “find himself” in 1970 led him to discover sailing. Mission accomplished.
Editor-in-Chief Mary South remembers moments at sea and ashore that are still so vivid they take her breath away. Check out her photos of the Beagle Channel in Patagonia, the Isle of Jura in Scotland, and Amazonian tributary Rio Negro.
177-foot Feadship Hurricane Run‘s chef Michel Chevalier cooks up a storm.
Eda Frandsen is a 65-foot traditional wooden sailing yacht based in the remote Scottish peninsula of Knoydart. She was built by hand from a converted Danish fishing vessel. This is an insight into life aboard in the Scottish Western Isles.
Neobiblical styling marks a modern man’s take on the very first megayacht.
A reminder from the U.S. Coast Guard to use your VHF radio—not your cellphone—to call for help when you’re in distress on the water.
For those looking to entertain aboard, the Sessa Fly 54 should land on your short list.
Headed to Lunenburg? Here are a few of our favorite places to eat while ashore! Web Extra from Our January 2013 issue’s Cruising Yachtsman. View photos of Lunenburg here.
Aphrodite has been turning heads and capturing the hearts of mariners for the past 76 years.
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.
As observers, we may think that the men and women competing in the 2012-13 Vendée Globe are a few cookies short of a pound. They are instead emotionally and physically strong and very skillful.
On the water we’re not always in a place where we can quickly get help, so we owe it to each other to be prepared.
Assembling the Puzzle: Dennis Caprio’s quest to “find himself” in 1970 led him to discover sailing. Mission accomplished.
Editor-in-Chief Mary South remembers moments at sea and ashore that are still so vivid they take her breath away. Check out her photos of the Beagle Channel in Patagonia, the Isle of Jura in Scotland, and Amazonian tributary Rio Negro.
177-foot Feadship Hurricane Run‘s chef Michel Chevalier cooks up a storm.
Eda Frandsen is a 65-foot traditional wooden sailing yacht based in the remote Scottish peninsula of Knoydart. She was built by hand from a converted Danish fishing vessel. This is an insight into life aboard in the Scottish Western Isles.
Neobiblical styling marks a modern man’s take on the very first megayacht.
A reminder from the U.S. Coast Guard to use your VHF radio—not your cellphone—to call for help when you’re in distress on the water.
For those looking to entertain aboard, the Sessa Fly 54 should land on your short list.
Headed to Lunenburg? Here are a few of our favorite places to eat while ashore! Web Extra from Our January 2013 issue’s Cruising Yachtsman. View photos of Lunenburg here.
Aphrodite has been turning heads and capturing the hearts of mariners for the past 76 years.
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.
As observers, we may think that the men and women competing in the 2012-13 Vendée Globe are a few cookies short of a pound. They are instead emotionally and physically strong and very skillful.
On the water we’re not always in a place where we can quickly get help, so we owe it to each other to be prepared.
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