Destinations

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

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.

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.

Life at Eight Knots. With some divine intervention, the editors enjoy a superb, slow adventure aboard a lovingly restored Cape Dory 28.

The author plots a course to Nova Scotia and discovers his adventurous spirit all over again.

The Laid-Back, Beautiful Gem of Georgia’s Golden Isles: This relaxed coastal island is boater-friendly all year round.

Aboard a Maverick sportfisherman off Costa Rica, a lifelong angler experiences three crazy hours of billfish bliss.

For those with a sense of adventure, historic Lake Champlain is the cruising destination you won't want to miss.

The Canary Islands are bucket list fodder for anglers with a passion for pursuing big blue marlin.

A cruise on the Chesapeake aboard Jeanneau’s NC 1095 is the recipe for a tasty adventure

The parent of two teens schedules nothing but fun on a run to Block Island aboard Hinckley’s Sport Boat 40c.

Mars and The Moorings come to the Exumas archipelago, where a seasoned cruiser sees the waters anew.

This small, cruising-friendly channel island offers the best of California's iconic coast.

“The Most Trusted Man in America” told the author about a remote archipelago. Thirty years later, he saw it for himself.

Rising tides threaten Tangier Island’s unique way of life—and the isolated seafaring community that calls it home.

This mid-Atlantic town is a great stop-off point for snowbirds moving boats down the coast.

Boston might be America’s biggest small town, but with so many harborside attractions, it has plenty for boaters.

What defines a Down East boat? To find out, we went to Maine.

Maine’s lobster boat racing circuit is an intense excuse for lobster fishermen to throttle up and forget the grueling workweek. Just don’t forget to hold on.