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2020 April 1

Into the wild

A cruise through Alaska’s Prince William Sound brings sailors into the heart of the splendid wilderness

By Julien Giradot
Dorian goes high to navigate through the ice as Qilak leaves Columbia Bay.Julien Giradot photoLiterary masters including Jack London and John Muir have described the beauty of Alaska with more talent,
2020 April 1

Back in the BVI

A young couple brought their baby on a charter to the British Virgin Islands, now they return with a rambunctious 7-year-old young sailor

By Bill Springer
I cried when our son Sam was born and again when he rode his bike without training wheels for the first time. And since I was a skier before I became a sailor, I burst into tears when our cute li
2020 March 1

Steering inspection

Steering problems are serious but many can be avoided with routine maintenance

By SAILING Magazine
Steering problems are almost always serious and can quickly rise to the level of an emergency. But most problems can be avoided with regular inspections and maintenance. Steering systems are extremel
2020 March 1

Sailing into the season

An illustrated guide to fitting out

By SAILING Magazine
 Make the most of the precious sailing season by getting your boat ready to go.  SailsInspect your sails, paying particular attention to high-stress points including the tack, clew and head.
2020 March 1

Table of contents

March 2020

By SAILING Magazine
FeaturesConfessions of a serial owner Looking back on a collection of well-loved but not-quite-right boats Sailing into the season An illustrated guide to fitting out Stranger danger Hitching a r
2020 February 1

Crazy about the sea

By David Liscio
British yachtswoman Jeanne Socrates made international headlines when she became the oldest person to sail nonstop around the world, alone and unassisted. The 77-year-old sailed into Victoria, British
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