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Sailing in California
California rewards thoughtful skippers with wildly varied waters: protected bays for stress-free practice, ocean channels that test seamanship, and island anchorages that feel a world away.
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Sailing in Baja California Sur
Baja California Sur rewards skippers with stark desert-and-sea panoramas, short and safe day-hops, and anchorages of startling clarity.
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Sailing in the USA
From fog-wreathed Maine to sunlit Catalina and the emerald maze of the San Juans, the USA offers a patchwork of world-class cruising grounds stitched together by dependable wind regimes and exemplary shoreside support.
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Sailing in Mexico
Mexico offers three distinct cruising worlds in one country: the wildlife-rich Sea of Cortez, the sun-soaked Pacific Riviera, and the reef-fringed Caribbean of the Yucatán.
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Sailing in Brazil
Brazil's shoreline bends for more than 4,500 nautical miles from the Amazon to the temperate south, taking in reef-studded banks, fjord-like bays, colonial ports and island archipelagos.
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Sailing in Panama's Guna Yala (San Blas Islands)
Guna Yala, better known to sailors as the San Blas Islands, is a low-latitude trade-wind cruising ground of palm-scattered cays, reef-fringed lagoons and traditional village life.
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Mexico's Yucatán Caribbean: Isla Mujeres to Cozumel
The stretch from Isla Mujeres to Cozumel rewards competent skippers with clear water, reef-fringed passages and friendly, well-provisioned harbour towns.
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Belize Barrier Reef & Atolls
Belize's island-speckled coastline is guarded by the Western Hemisphere's longest barrier reef and framed by three coral atolls.
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Sailing in Honduras: Roatán, Utila & Guanaja
The Bay Islands string along the Mesoamerican Barrier Reef like emerald stepping stones, offering high-clarity water, living coral, and short, satisfying day sails between distinctive anchorages.
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