Zadar, Croatia Is a Traveler's Paradise
Summer in Croatia from nineteen-year-old filmmaker Nikita Suchanov documents his visit to Zadar, Croatia. As the longest inhabited city in the country, it's rich in history, culture, and activity.
Meet the Boatbuilders Doing the Dirty Work That Makes Sailing Beautiful
On the other side of the glossy sport are skilled craftsmen who keep the boats afloat. We visited one crowded workshop in the village of Greenport, New York, to see where the magic happens.
The Makings Of An Epic Surf Trip; Reliable Boat, Good Friends, And Empty Lineups
In an attempt to avoid the crowds, they took off on their boat Bulan Baru for far-flung Indonesian islands in hopes of finding a lineup filled only with friends and clean lines
This Week in Video: June 10
Here's what you missed this week, including our review of the MSR Carbon Reflex 2 Tent, an inside look at a tricked-out Toyota Tacoma, and a stunning visual poem
America’s Cup World Series Hits Fresh Water for the First Time
Everything you need to know about the upcoming Chicago race
Sail to Empty Beaches in the Virgin Islands
Circumnavigate St. John by sail, then revisit the gems with a paddleboard and a towel
The $10 Million Boat That Will Win the America's Cup
The five things you should know about the tech competing in this great, intense sailing race
Why All Athletes Should Be More Like the Oracle Team Sailors
It’s got nothing to do with sailing
This Sailor Wants to Sell the Location of Sunken Treasure on eBay
Is it legal to auction off an unclaimed 17th-century cannon on the Internet? Or does that make you a pirate?
The Greatest Boat Race Ever (Dreamed Up Over Beers)
The rules: Pilot a boat 750 miles from Port Townsend, Washington, to Ketchikan, Alaska—no motors allowed. The prize: $10,000 nailed to a piece of wood. The result: Seven capsizings, four lifesaving Big Macs, one dramatic coast guard rescue, and a cast of oddball adventurers who reclaimed the salty heart of ocean racing.
An Ultrarunning Wonder Makes the Case for Training on Cruise Ships
Everything you need to know about training under tricky circumstances and winning big European mountain races
Can a Young American Entrepreneur Succeed Where Europe Has Failed?
As each week brings fresh reports of African and Middle Eastern migrants and refugees dying on the Mediterranean in overcrowded boats, a self-made Louisiana millionaire and his Italian wife have taken to the sea to save them.
The First Government-Sanctioned Boat Race to Cuba Was a Total Sh*tshow
But sometimes the best way to restore diplomatic relations is a little friendly competition—and plenty of rum
How to Train Like a Sailor
Nine months on the open water racing a 66-foot sailboat around the world is an endurance feat like no other. Here’s how the winning team prepared for the task.
