Destinations

Our editors learn firsthand how fast a strict itinerary can be tossed overboard as they attempt to cruise to Bimini on a Beneteau Swift Trawler 48.

Lighthouses, fine eateries, art are among the many things that make this Down East destination hard to walk away from.

As the second-smallest town on Cape Cod, with a population of just 3,000 year-round residents, Provincetown makes up for its small size with an oversized zest for life.

Tucked away on Maryland’s Eastern Shore, the quaint town of St. Michaels is a cruiser’s oasis with a picturesque harbor, a historical waterfront and modern amenities.

Lewes, Delaware, triggers a rumination on two kinds of boating: retracing tracks to a familiar harbor, or throwing lines for a new adventure.

A summer spent cruising in Alaska offers a lifetime of first experiences for charter guests and crew alike.

While the name alone is enough to strike terror in the heart of the uninitiated, Cape Fear’s coastal towns are anything but frightening.

From uncrowded beaches to beautiful boutiques, Georgia’s Golden Isles are a perfect springtime destination.

Captiva Island, Florida, may just capture your heart. This narrow strip of land just barely above sea level is home to some of the best shell collecting in Florida.

Rounding Cape Horn is the Mount Everest of boating, and for this Chilean boater, the “summit” is only the beginning

Sunset celebrations, vast waterways, a rich history and colorful charm are but a few reasons why we love Key West.

Past meets present on the shores of Amelia Island located on the northeast coast of Florida, thanks to a new deep-water marina and plenty of charm.

Historical charm and a bustling riverfront combine to create one standout southern gem.

Seeking out high-seas adventure on the crystal clear Sea of Cortés, where conservationist initiatives have preserved a bounty of marine life.

Situated on the shores of Monterey Bay, this funky town features the best of what Cali has to offer.

As a port of call or home port, Santa Barbara’s harbor is a welcome haven.

As Covid restrictions slowly lift, a lifelong boater finds welcoming faces in familiar places.

The city’s prime waterfront property is open to boaters.

The Big Apple is down but not out. Here’s why you should return by boat this year.

Senior Editor Simon Murray ships out at the crack of dawn with a small contingent of Maine lobster fishermen.

Cruise back in time to “Old Florida” in this treasure-laden inlet.

Hit with the one-two punch of Hurricane Dorian and the pandemic, the Abacos begin the process of rebuilding.

Join the Power & Motoryacht team as we take the Protector 33 Targa to Montauk, Block Island, and Cuttyhunk in a single day.

The author recalls casting off to Cuttyhunk, a quirky little fishing community that’s far away from the realities of the modern world.