Author: Casey Conley

The Seven Seas Cruising Association (SSCA) has urged its members to mobilize against any new limits on overnight anchoring ahead of the upcoming legislative session in Florida.

Renowned British yachtsman Robin Davie has arrived safely in England after a roundabout voyage from Les Sables d’Olonne, France, to Falmouth that caused him to arrive four days later than expected.

The sailboat helmed by Abby Sunderland during her failed attempt to sail around the world has been found.

If you trust the polls, most of us believe in climate change and appreciate the threat from rising sea levels.

Daily grind got you down? Looking for a little adventure, or the chance to save a few bucks?

The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) has released a new web-based program that lets users quickly report chart errors.

The lesson of a recent incident in Connecticut is this: Any time vessels are operating in close proximity, an accident is possible.

John Biddle was a strong sailor in his own right, but these days he’s best known for his groundbreaking films capturing the America’s Cup and other prominent sailing events — often while on board the vessels themselves.

Most recent high school graduates head to college or the workplace. Kai O’Connor went to sea.

The Great Pacific Garbage Patch is a swirling gyre of plastic debris nearly twice as large as Texas.

Three Maine boatyards are partnering on a modern new sloop designed by Bill Tripp.

Jimmy Buffett has a new yacht that’s designed to perform equally well, whether you’re sailing between ports or motoring to that one particular harbor.

Nordhavn has delivered its first-ever 100-foot yacht.

For the first time in the competition’s four-year history, an all-female team has won the Race to Alaska.

Team Turn the Tide on Plastic finished last in the 2017-2018 Volvo Ocean Race, but its crew collected key scientific data during the grueling contest that provides a first-ever look at the scope of the ocean plastic pollution problem.

After an extremely busy 2017 hurricane season, which caused billions of dollars in damage and hundreds of deaths, forecasters agree the upcoming season will likely pack plenty of punch.

When you absolutely need it, there are few things as valuable as a personal floatation device.

In early May, the Coast Guard rescued a solo sailor whose vessel flooded after hitting an unknown object in open water some 60 miles east of Charleston, S.C.