Few places in the world are as married to the water as Venice. Not only has the Floating City replaced streets with canals and land Continue reading →

Among the small fleet of modern yachts at the recent London on Water Show in St Katharine Docks was huge poster of a CAD drawing Continue reading →

Nearly a dozen historic, wooden vessels will dock along the Delaware River for the 2018 Tall Ship festival starting today and lasting through Memorial Day weekend. Sail Continue reading →

Hobie dropped the first pedal-driven kayak back in 1997, but it was 15 years before we took the technology seriously. When we finally placed one Continue reading →

Yamaha Marine has officially unveiled the monstrous V8 XTO Offshore, a 425-horsepower, naturally aspirated 5.6L outboard. The new engine is designed to push heavy offshore Continue reading →

The future of transportation in waterway-rich cities such as Amsterdam, Bangkok, and Venice — where canals run alongside and under bustling streets and bridges — Continue reading →

Potato Island, one of Connecticut’s Thimble Islands, is a 1.1-acre, potato-shaped granite island a two-minute boat ride from Stony Creek. This tiny slice of paradise can Continue reading →

A thing I learned today is that Oklahoma City has a boat district with a whitewater rafting course, which is the kind of hustle I Continue reading →

BOSTON — A Spanish galleon laden with gold that sank to the bottom of the Caribbean off the coast of Colombia more than 300 years ago was Continue reading →

KINGSTON, N.Y.–Jason Marlow dreams of reviving sail-powered freight transport along the Hudson River, a tradition that lasted for more than two centuries. It was a Continue reading →