sailing

 The Tobin Sports Inflatable Boat is a versatile inflatable watercraft that has become increasingly popular among outdoor enthusiasts in recent years. It’s designed to be lightweight and portable, making it an excellent option for people who want to enjoy water activities without the h…

Sailing across the seas has been a dream of adventurers, explorers, and sailors for centuries. There is something undeniably alluring about the idea of setting out into the open water, propelled by the wind, and leaving the cares of the world behind. For many sailors, the question of how many m…

Self-care has become an increasingly popular term in recent years, and for good reason. Taking time to prioritize your own physical, mental, and emotional well-being is essential for leading a happy and healthy life. While self-care can take many different forms, one often-overlooked aspect is…

The history of human civilization is intertwined with the history of sailing. For thousands of years, humans have been using the power of the wind to explore new lands, expand trade networks, and establish empires. From the earliest rafts made of reeds to the sleek racing yachts of today, saili…

Everybody’s definition of what is the wild is different.  For some, the wild might be a hike in the hills on the outskirts of town.  For others, the wild is backpacking deep in the mountains far from civilization.My definition of the wild is somewhere in between. I love exploring spaces off…

Never have to worry about being out of touch while exploring off-the-grid again. With a satellite communicator, you can send text messages and location data to family and friends using a network of satellites to ensure you remain connected no matter where you are at. Our Garmin inReach review detai…

Sailing is a blast anyway you do it, but sailing to a destination is another level altogether. We recently had the opportunity to sail to Avalon on Catalina Island. The trip was days of enjoying the ocean, exploring Catalina activities, and appreciating the outdoors in a whole new way. The Tri…

Sailing to Ensenada, Mexico from San Diego is a short trip by sailing standards, but it’s a fun and exciting day on the water….if you’re lucky enough to find some wind. The last time I sailed this route about a decade ago, we bobbed around in flat seas having to resort to using the boat’s engine…