From Anchor to Adventure: Why Sailing is the Perfect Way to Travel
This Learn To Sail Month, one of our own American Sailing team members reminisces about her sailing adventures and how discovering the magic of sailin…
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Endless Summer
Where Sailing Season Never Ends The Summer sailing season is not over! Just because summer has ended does not automatically mean that the sailing seas…
The Sailor’s Bucket List
The bucket list is that imaginary document in your head that holds your fantasies. What is on your sailing bucket list? We share ours with you, share …
Where to Sail Now: The Mediterranean
Where to Sail? The Mediterranean Overview With a storied history and a rich culture, the “Med” is a dream destination for many sailors. The port…
Six Beach Bars You Should Visit While Cruising The Caribbean
Once the anchor is set and the boat is secure there is nothing like the sound of the dinghy getting prepared for the quick trip to the beach bar. You …
Chartering in Europe?
One of the coolest things about sailing is the access it provides to some of the most amazing places the planet has to offer. Although plenty of these…
Sailing in Greece With Fair Winds Sailing
In case you didn’t know, it is common knowledge that the best way to see Greece is by boat. By sailboat to be exact. Sailing the waters off the coas…
Where To Sail in 2021
Once It’s Safe To Travel, Where You Should Go I’m going big. I am going to compile my bucket list of sailing destinations and start checking them…
Learning To Sail In New York City
Can New York City Be Your Summer Sailing Destination? When I turned my back on the Statue of Liberty, the view of New York City…
Ports We Love: Lahaina, Maui
We left the dock in Lahaina and instantly we were on one of the most exhilarating sails we had ever embarked upon. Set on a…
Ports We Love: Anse de Colombier, St. Barth
St. Barth, home of Anse de Colombier, is the jewel of the Caribbean where you are more apt to find a souffle than rum cake.…
Saturday by the Bay – America’s Cup 2013
TWO 19TH CENTURY MARITIME TRADITIONS COME TOGETHER FOR ONE AFTERNOON Literarily speaking, aquatic travel for recreation began in 1857 with Henry David Thoreau’s Canoeing in…