Voyaging

Tips and tricks for staying organized when living aboard.

Most cities tend to have a unique look and feel but few are as distinctive as Seattle’s.

This serene cruising ground is home to history and mysteries above—and below—the water.

The UK volunteer organization RNLI has been saving lives at sea since 1824.

A recent trip to Martha's Vineyard gave Managing Editor Simon Murray the chance to contemplate legends, myths and tall-tales.

Travel in the wake of legends to a town rich in history and dining options alike.

The intrepid Larry Graf yearns for adventure. He finds it aboard a prototype in the Arctic.

The author reflects on the magical time her full-time cruising family spent in the now hurricane-ravaged Abaco Islands.

A Cigarette rendezvous reveals the misunderstood image of the Ozarks.

Boat School Your Kids—And Give Them Memories to Last a Lifetime.

The author trains an experienced eye on the island's new infrastructure and comes away rejuvenated—much like the Virgin Islands themselves.

Explore the sea caves, fish, hike and more on the shores of Lake Superior.

A cruise to Tillicum Village opens a door to the past, and the people keeping Native maritime cultures alive today.

Laura Stein–wife of electronics editor Ben Stein–answers questions about her family’s decision to live aboard and how they make it work.

It's funny how memories made at sea have a way of lasting the longest. #PrestigeSummer

History is all around us, you just need to stop and look for it. The editors learn about their new home-away-from-home at the Martha's Vineyard Museum.

Cruising the Ranger 41 from Seattle through the San Juans showcases what boating in this special part of the world is all about.

A couple days cruising with colleagues aboard an Everglades 435CC blurs the line between work and play.

Finding solace in Lake Havasu’s red rock canyons aboard the Mag Bay 33.

This quiet, blissful harbor lets the landscape speak for itself.

The Back Cove 34O trades inboards for outboards, and lobsters for blue crabs. We took her for an extended sea trail to the Chesapeake Bay.

Rough seas, a long night watch, unbelievable encounters with nature and in a word–adventure–is what the editors encountered on leg one of a one-of-a-kind delivery.

Trust us, you've never seen the Pacific Northwest like this (and with this kind of style) before.

This historic town is bustling with modern life and a rich boating culture that’s waiting to be explored.