cruising
In His Genes: Jonathan Rothberg
Scientist, inventor, entrepreneur, and founder of CuraGen, Jonathan Rothberg toggles between two superyachts: one which serves as a high-tech lab for work, and one for family.
Sweet Sounds of Silence
Moving fast through the water is always a gas, but great rewards can be found in the sounds of silence.
Ocean Alexander 100 Motoryacht
With the 100 Motoryacht, Ocean Alexander presents a versatile vessel suited to handle charter—and anything else thrown into her path.
Heading Toward A Blue Horizon
Jill Bobrow chats with Alec and Barbara Hammond, the owners of Blue Horizon, Hull No. One of the new Horizon PC58 series.
Impressions of Norway
As usual before lifting anchor the boat captain reviews his engine and runs a checklist of equipment essential to today’s cruise: fuel, water, mooring lines, chains, extra long ground tackle, sturdy nylon trip lines, heavy hammer and climbing spikes. If this sounds more like a rock-climbing expedition than a boat cruise, it is because this is Norway where boaters like to anchor from the country’s very granite walls.
In The News
Aviation company ConnectJets now offers clients a frequent flyer program in Europe that comes with a whole collection of perks and Maine shipyards and marine groups invite yachtsmen to a series of events showcasing the Maine coastline.
Destination Chile: A Taste of Wilderness
Tom and his wife Nancy spent four years onboard the 94' Trinity Halter Whale Song, a 2001 explorer yacht with a range of 3,000 miles. They took this 1,000+-mile trip between Ushuaia, Argentina and Puerto Montt, Chile in 2007.
