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ONBOARD LIVING · THE TABLE

The Onboard Table

A boat is measured in many ways, but the truest one may be the table. It is where the day gathers, where the guests linger, and where the whole point of being aboard quietly reveals itself.

ONBOARD · CONNECTIVITY

The Connected Boat

A modern helm glows like a cockpit, and a satellite dish on the hardtop now does what a marina phone once did. The boat has quietly become the most connected room its owner has.

CRUISING · SOUTH FLORIDA

Biscayne Bay, by Water

A great American city keeps its best room for the people who arrive by boat. Seen from the bay, Miami is a different place entirely.

CRUISING · MEDITERRANEAN

Reading the Mediterranean Summer

A season on this sea is not so much travelled as read. The signs are everywhere, in the water, the harbors and the long gold evenings, for anyone who learns to look.

ONBOARD LIVING · CRUISING

A Summer Lived Aboard

Not a weekend, and not a lifetime, but a season: weeks spent moving from one anchorage to the next, where the boat stops being a vessel and becomes, for a while, the whole of home.

ONBOARD LIVING · LIFESTYLE

A Day Measured by Water

There is a particular rhythm to a day spent aboard at anchor, set not by the clock but by the light, the tide and the temperature of the water. An hour-by-hour account of how that day actually unfolds.

ONBOARD · WATER TOYS

The Modern Toy Garage

Somewhere below the main deck, behind a door that folds down into the sea, the modern yacht keeps its best secret. The toys have become the reason to drop anchor at all.

OWNERSHIP · CREW

When the Boat Needs a Crew

There is a point at which a boat asks for more hands than the owner can supply. Knowing when you have reached it, and who to bring aboard, is one of the quiet arts of ownership at scale.

CRUISING · PACIFIC COAST

The California Coast, in Three Movements

From the warm marinas of the south to the cold green water under the Golden Gate, the Pacific edge of the state reads less like a route than a piece in three tempos.

CRUISING · EAST COAST

Newport In Season

When the moorings fill and the first regattas catch the southwesterly, the old port wakes the way it has for a century and a half: from the water in.

DESTINATIONS · GREAT LAKES

A Season on the Lakes

For those who keep a boat on an inland sea, summer is short and the cruising ground is enormous. A few destinations are worth planning the whole season around.

DESTINATIONS · EAST COAST

The Great Loop, Read in Legs

Six thousand miles around the eastern third of a continent, taken the only way it makes sense: one leg at a time, each with its own water, its own light, and its own reason to slow down.

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