5 Hidden Gems for Boaters
Thu, Feb 04, 2016
For boaters who desire some time off from their daily routine, there are thousands of spots around the world worth cruising to—some more popular than others! However, we know that sometimes the best destinations are the ones we don’t hear much about.... Read More
No Bananas on Board: Behind the Superstition
Tue, Feb 02, 2016
If you’re a boater, there’s a good chance you’ve been told to never bring any bananas on board with you—or else risk misfortune on your next fishing trip. But have you ever wondered why this superstition is in place, and whether or not there’s any tr... Read More
A Traveler’s Look at Cabbage Key, Florida
Mon, Feb 01, 2016
Your idea of a Florida vacation may be one of theme parks or busy resort beaches—but travel just a bit father south and you’ll be greeted by one of Florida’s greatest hidden treasures. Cabbage Key is an island off the west coast of Florida, where coa... Read More
Good Fortune for Boaters
Tue, Jan 26, 2016
As a boater, you’re used to hearing your share of nautical superstitions and “don’ts”. “Red sky at morning, sailors take warning” and no whistling on board are just a few of them! Read More
Valentine’s Day on the Water
Mon, Jan 25, 2016
Like many boaters, you might host your share of birthdays, family get togethers, and other special occasions on board. Why should Valentine’s Day be any different? Read More
5 Signs You Live on the Water
Sun, Jan 24, 2016
Every boater loves to spend time on the water—but some take that passion to the next level, and practically live on the same bodies of water they boat, swim and play in! Read More
Sailor Safety: A History of PFDs
Fri, Jan 15, 2016
If you’re a boater, you already know just how important personal floatation devices—or PFDs—are to life on the water. We wear them, our kids wear them… even our dogs wear them! Read More
Get to Know the Great Loop
Sun, Jan 10, 2016
For boaters who want to see a bit of everything on their trip, the Great Loop offers a unique chance to do just that. The aptly named loop is a route around Eastern North America made up of rivers, lakes and segments of the Atlantic Intracoastal Wate... Read More
The Loch Ness Phenomenon
Sat, Jan 09, 2016
2015 seems to have been a great year for those who love Loch Ness Monster—or “Nessie,” as she’s more affectionately called—lore. Last year there were more alleged sightings than there have been for 13 years, according to the Official Loch Ness Monste... Read More
Bioluminescence: A Glowing Phenomenon
Thu, Jan 07, 2016
Would you love to go swimming at nighttime, but hate jumping into dark water? Fear not—a few special places in the world give you the chance to see and experience glowing natural water! Read More
