On the Electric Blue (Podcast)
March 28, 2024
This couple had the boat of their dreams, a Marlow 62, built for them to take on the Great Loop—which they completed in 2023. And they’re just getting started.
This couple had the boat of their dreams, a Marlow 62, built for them to take on the Great Loop—which they completed in 2023. And they’re just getting started.
We chat with the director of America’s Great Loop Cruisers’ Association about this uniquely American adventure.
Here are the 2020 Gold Burgee recipients, as recognized by the America’s Great Loop Cruisers’ Association.
AGLCA’s Kim Russo shares her own “local knowledge” about the Great Loop and how to make this bucket-list item a reality.
These Loopers all completed the journey, but
each one did so a bit differently—and wouldn’t
have it any other way.
Add these nine best-kept-secrets to your itinerary for the ultimate Great Loop adventure.
A conversation with Kim Russo, the Executive Director of the American Great Loop Cruising Association.
The Omikron OT-60 is an elegant, Mediterranean island-hopper, and surprisingly more.
Smart, removable chocks for safer, clutter-free tender stowage.
The steel Doggersbank 67 Heritage recently launched at Altena shipyard in the Netherlands.
Abandoning ship should be a last resort, not a way to handle predictable challenges.
Northern Marine has announced a major expansion to its yard in Anacortes, Wash.
Artfully Cruising the Rivers and Canals of North America
Letter from the Editor
The latest in Hunt’s Ocean series, the 56, is under construction.
This husband-and-wife team rebuilt a 1984 Downeast boat with a lot of gumption, a good bit of help and a driving desire to get back on the water.
Video walkthrough of the Fleming 58 for Chuck Hovey Yachts.
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