Voyaging

An intrepid young boater—and journalist—looks to up her game at an all female boating course.

How did tiny Wanchese, North Carolina become the global mecca for custom sportfish building? Chris Dixon finds out on an OBX pilgrimage.

Power & Motoryacht celebrates our 100th podcast episode. Kicking things off, Editor-in-Chief Dan Harding reflects on what that milestone means to him and his team. Then Senior Editor Owen Burke chats with a couple on Lake Erie who hope to leverage their social media presence to get more young people to join them out on the water.

Some choose boats the are too big or too small. Bob Arrington offers wisdom on finding one that’s just right.

Fort Lauderdale is one of the country’s best-known yachting destinations but its wild history has largely been forgotten by time. Mike Smith reveals the hidden history of “Where the Boys Are.”

Yacht Designer and Naval Architect Bill Prince helps to set some of the record straight on a yacht sinking that has captured the world’s attention.

Sure, baseball is great, but is boating better? Bob Arrington makes his pitch.

Cinda and Mark Boomershine discuss seasick cats, homeschool meltdowns and life lessons in the wake of a 15-month journey on the Great Loop.

On a journey with Capt. Brad Philipps, Charlie Levine finds a man still obsessed—even after 40,000 billfish.

Foiling to the Bahamas aboard the Vandal 46 Explorer, Chris Dixon and his son test a new breed of powercat.

A 4,200-nautical-mile voyage with an Elling E6 follows the path of the Vikings through the whimsical Faroe Islands.

How one man’s fishing boat became a family’s ticket to freedom from the Holocaust.

What’s life like after boating? Bob Arrington contemplates the unknown.

What does it really take to get your captain’s license? And is it worth the effort? Chris Dixon takes the classes, marks the charts and breaks it all down.

Extreme Survival” author Michael Tougias reveals how living through a disaster at sea sometimes comes down to the smallest—but most important—decisions.

Bob Arrington shares how dealing with foul weather holds the keys to communication for a liveaboard couple.

Out on the water—Tom Colicchio—one of the world’s most famous chefs finds peace aboard his Regulator 31.

Crocs for dodging, tropical trees for climbing and dolphins to swim with—Gulfo Dulce Bay’s got it all.

Bob Arrington learned a valuable life lesson—love the boat you’re in.

A trip to Block Island reminds Dan what the real goal of cruising is.

How the Atlantic Intercoastal Waterway has protected boaters and boosted our economy for more than 200 years.

An AI twist on chart plotting adds historical data to the mix.

Two under-prepared boaters and an Arksen 28 trek to—and across—Vashon Island.

A chance meeting with newly minted cruising couple gives the Arringtons a renewed appreciation of life—and dreams.