2024 September 1

Dufour 44

A family cruiser that has so many interior options there’s sure to be one to suit

By Robert H. Perry
Dufour is a French builder that has been around as long or longer than I have been designing. Its Arpege model was hugely successful and began life as a half-tonner. This new Dufour is aimed at the cr
2024 September 1

Bargin Boats to Sail Now

Great design, build quality and good availability make for good buys to open the door to sailboat ownership

By David Liscio
Beware the cheap boat. A deal that seems too good to be true probably is. But there are boats that can be excellent bargains if you know what to look for.Boat shopping often starts with a dream boat t
2024 September 1

Annapolis Sailboat Show

Guide to SAILING Magazine's advertising partners at the show

By SAILING Magazine
The season of new boat models and cutting-edge gear is here! Manufacturers are showcasing their latest innovations, and SAILING Magazine has you covered. Check out our partners to
2024 September 1

Prism

For this owner she’s not just a boat, she’s a soulmate

By Erin L. Schanen
Like a lot of sailors, Jon Neely loves his boat, but for him the feeling runs even deeper. “Prism is my boat soulmate,” he said. “I don’t look at other boats because I don’t have to.” Pr
2024 September 1

Sailing's Forgotten Coast

Easy to get to and full of beaches, birds and bountiful in character, the thin water cruising in southwest Florida is not to be missed

By Chris Caswell
We’re all hoping to find charter areas that are overlooked, if only to get away from crowded anchorages, crowded restaurants, crowded pubs and, frankly, the crowds themselves.Picnic Island is perfec
2024 September 1

Foul weather gear care

Protect your investment and keep gear waterproof longer

By SAILING Magazine
Foul weather gear is an investment and there’s nothing worse than that sinking feeling when you realize that your gear is not keeping you dry. The fact is that there’s more to caring for foul weat
2024 August 27

September 2024

Table of Contents

By SAILING Magazine
Features  Bargain boats to sail now Great design, build quality and good availability make for excellent buys to open the door to sailboat ownership Sailing Florida’s forgotten coa
2024 July 17

A ‘textbook perfect’ rescue

By Greta Schanen
Great Lakes sailors love a fast Mac. This year’s Chicago Yacht Club Race to Mackinac was so fast it broke the elapsed time record when the Andrews 80 Maverick crossed the finish line Sunday afternoo
2024 July 1

How do I prepare for a new boat delivery?

By Bob Pingel
Dear Boat Doctor, I just bought a used Beneteau First 456. The boat seems like it’s in great condition, and the survey went well. I need to make a 400-mile coastal delivery home and am trying to pr
2024 July 1

Safety at sea

Anatomy of a life jacket

By SAILING Magazine
The crew aboard the Sydney 38 Clockwork fights through heavy weather under storm trysail off the coast of Tasmania near the finish of the Rolex Sydney Hobart Race. Kurt Arrigo/Rolex photoOne of the mo
2024 July 1

Survive going overboard

You’re in charge of your own survival when you go overboard and are waiting for rescue

By Chuck Hawley
Imagine this scenario: You’re in the water looking at the stern of your 42-foot sloop as it sails away from you, cries of “Man Overboard” coming from a couple of the crew, and the billowing spin
2024 July 1

Hunter Vision 32

This recreational coastal cruiser is designed for effortless sailing

By David Liscio
The Hunter Vision 32 has been described as a lazy sailor’s boat because it’s so effortless to sail. Key characteristics aboard this sloop mirror those found on earlier Freedom Yachts boats design
2024 July 1

Elan Impression 43

An offshore cruiser with plenty of options for family cruising

By Robert H. Perry
The newest design in the Elan series of cruising boats is this Rob Humphreys-designed Elan Impression 43, which marks 20 years of Humphreys designs for Elan. The deck is designed by the Pininfarina st
2024 July 1

Cayman 28

This gentleman’s skiff takes you sailing fast and comfortable

By Robert H. Perry
Regular readers probably know that years ago Mark Mills was an intern in my office. He was fun to have around and really knew sailing. I would listen to him talking to my clients on the phone with his
2024 July 1

Prepare for liftoff

The America’s Cup kicks off in Barcelona in August, with action on and off the race course

By Betsy Senescu
The 37th America’s Cup is right around the corner and what an extravaganza it promises to be, as six teams vie for victory in one of the world’s longest-running and prestigious sporting events. An
2024 July 1

July/august 2024

Table of contents

By SAILING Magazine
Features  Safety at sea When the going gets rough, have the right equipment to be ready for emergencies Prepare for lift off The America’s Cup kicks off in Barcelona with action o
2024 June 1

Back to School

Students share the sailing school experiences that have changed their lives and make them full-fledged sailors

By SAILING Magazine
Sailing schools have come a long way over the years. What started with classes to teach the basics has turned into formal courses designed for lifelong learning. Sailors continue taking courses not ju
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