News for and about cruising sailors, their regional clubs and club directory, the 100-day SpinSheet Century Club challenge, and favorite sailing destinations on the Chesapeake Bay.
There is comfort in knowing that even in moments of solitude, there is a network of sailors ready to lend a hand, provide advice, or share a drink, becasue sometimes sailors yearn...
A sailor moves 5000 miles across the country, knowing no one and nothing about sailing on the legendary Chesapeake Bay. How does one find a sailing club to join?
Finding the right marina means figuring out what your needs and tastes are, and doing a little dock to dock shopping around to ensure a good fit.
Cruisers U alumni find that classroom learning experiences translated well in real life cruising situations.
Remote control sailing has become popular over the years for a variety of reasons, but mainly because it is a lot of fun and quite satisfying.
Are you a Chesapeake Bay sailor considering a cruise in the Great Lakes this spring or summer? Webinars are an easy, affordable way to learn more about the area without...
Why sail across the Atlantic? I think all of our crew would say: “We haven’t yet done it, and it represents the next step in truly experiencing and enjoying offshore sailing.”
Cruisers are becoming citizen scientists by lowering round, 30 cm white disks into the sea to study the oceans' phytoplankton and the marine food chain. ~by Daria Blackwell
We became parents to oyster spat. They hang by our dock and we check on them. It's like having a mini oyster reef right next to our boat.