All At Sea Editorial by
Jan Hein
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Artist Tan Gillespie with a Brush Load of Color and Water
Tan Gillespie's paintings give new meaning to the term watercolor. Water and color; spirited sea bumping against bright creatures and boats.
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Read Right Returning with 2010 Cruiser Tutors
Working with The Mt. Airy Young Readers Program is a constantly changing group of cruisers organized by one of their own via the VHF Grenada Cruisers Net.
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Buying the Time of Your Life
Purchasing a boat and placing it in the hands of a charter company just might be the ticket for ample on-the-water time without the relentless expense and responsibility of running your own boat.
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The Queen of Calabash Georgie Tuson
For artist Georgie Tuson, the route to her slice of heaven was anything but direct and certainly not simple.
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Sail Safe and Sound
Your boat is booked, the bags are almost packed and you're counting down the days to a perfect charter sail-away vacation. It will be just that - as long as you tack around some health and safety issues common to tropical places.
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Sailing to Stardom in the Caribbean
In the spring of 2009, movie scouts were combing the Virgin Islands, looking for 1950s-era boats as props for a new Johnny Depp flick.
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First Class All the Way for Antigua Classic Yacht Regatta 2010
The heavy rain dampened last minute touch-ups but not the spirit of the 50 plus beauties gathered for one of the world's most ostentatious yachting events, the Antigua Classic Yacht Regatta.
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29th Excellent Easter Regatta Results
Days prior to the 29th running of Bequia's Easter Regatta, the Admiralty Bay anchorage began to swell dangerously.
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Spice Islands Services for Boaters in 2010 Part II
The Spice Island has it all. For yachtsmen looking to work on or store their boat, there are three facilities available, eagerly awaiting your arrival and ready to serve your needs.
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Qualifications to Charter with On the Job Training
If you're thinking about launching into your first charter, by now you've perused websites, viewed application forms and given some thought to the sections marked, "Sailing History."
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Special Delivery from Chocolate Man of Grenada
A tri-colored sail appears on the horizon and folks on shore take notice. "It's Chocolate Man!"
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South Grenada Regatta 2010 is a Winning Regatta
The South Grenada Regatta held February 26 to 28 had the look and feel of a carnival that no one wanted to stop.
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Spice Islands Services for Boaters in 2010 Part I
Grenada is an island of natural abundance and for yachties that means more services for boaters than you can count, including these protected marinas.
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Choosing Charter Destinations to Saint Somewhere
The choice of where to charter is based on a handful of factors that begin with skill and experience.
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Grenada Workboat Regatta is a Ting of Beauty
The Workboat Regatta, traditionally held in conjunction with the Grenada Sailing Festival, busted loose this year with its own showy weekend of sailing on Grand Anse beach.
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Biggest Fleet Turns out for Grenada Port Louis Regatta 2010
Two thousand ten was a record-breaking year for the Grenada Sailing Series as it launched into its 17th year during the final weekend of January.
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What Should you Take on a Charter Vacation
To learn about that perfect balance between packing too little and too much, we went in search of the experts who were anchored in the BVI.
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Lunch and Lessons at the Lounge with Jeremy Wright of Trellis Bay
The word on the tarmac is that Tortola's Trellis Bay Kitchen is the unofficial but best departure lounge in the Caribbean.
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Carriacou Sailing Series Results A Small Race with Big Fun
Boats trickled into Tyrell Bay for the Carriacou Sailing Series; three on a ship; two under tow; eight under sail.
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Go With the Flow for Great Charter Memories
The adage about best laid plans is one to remember as you launch into that long-awaited Caribbean charter. I’ve noticed that how you handle the bumps in your bliss-seeking holiday determines the outcome of the adventure—and the memories you take
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Chartering Without Blowing the Budget
How to Charter a Boat on a Budget. Don't let the Economy keep you down because there are deals to be had.
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Big Charter Questions - Power OR Sail - Monohull OR Catamaran
If you’re thinking about launching into charter vacations, the first item on your list of considerations is the type of vessel to select for transportation and accommodation
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Tis the Season
Christmases past in the United States were always a wild slip-and-slide through endless seasonal tasks, and each year, I secretly wished for a simpler celebration.
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Profile of Anguilla Boat Builder Devon Beggar Daniels
We know so often that these boat building treasured talents die out, smothered in our modern mass-produced world. But not so in Anguilla. Boat building on that tiny island thrives.
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Woodstocks Andrew Robinson and His ER for Boats
On the Caribbean island of Antigua the name Woodstock evokes a picture place that's all about boats and people who fix them.
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Five Tips for a Safer Charter Vacation
Five Key Tips to live by when planning a Sailing Charter Vacation. Don't let your ego get in the way - do the right thing.
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Shop Til You Drop
Years ago, when we sailed a small Antigua sloop, we frequented the island of Dominica where bananas ruled the country and the Geest Company was king.
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A Cruise on the Picton Castle
Chartering options span from bare to abundant with a boatload of choices in between. You can do-it-yourself for seven days or pay to be pampered for as long as your wallet can support
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Aragorns World
Aragorn Dick-Read and the Caribbean islands have a longstanding partnership, each giving generously to the other. It began in his homeland of Tortola
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The World of David Wegman
Last winter around a table, for what Oprah would call a “legend’s lunch,” sat a collection of the Caribbean’s most notorious old salts.
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Sea Salt - Anguillas Belto Carty
I found him in his sign-less Delicate Bar, shelling pigeon peas with his daughter, Mariette. The door opens to the pond and through it a cast of characters flow in and out along with the breeze that sweeps the pond
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Gentlemen Do Sail to Windward
The Caribbean is jam-packed with so many races and regattas that even the junkies can’t keep up. The Antigua Classic Regatta, stands above the others in almost every way.
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Art and Soul - St. John Artist and Sailor Les Anderson
Les Anderson is known in the Caribbean for several hard-earned reasons. As characters go, he’s near the top of any list
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Tending Tomorrow - Jost Van Dyke's Preservation Society
Little do they know that buried behind those hot spots are the remains of a fort, an 18th century farmhouse, an antiquated turtle kraal pen and the r
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Eric Stone and His Songs for Sail
“Songs for Sail” has sold over 100,000 copies making it certified gold, no small feat
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Funny World
Some artists paint the Caribbean they want to experience—pristine and picture perfect. Bruce Smith paints the one he sees
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Papers Please
Just say the words, “clearing in” or “clearing out” around any Caribbean sailor and you’re sure to get a reaction
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Perseverence and Preservation - Foxy Callwood MBE
The 2009 list of MBEs includes professors, policy makers, scientific researchers, Olympic athletes, doctors, embassy officials and one barefoot, balla
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Rhythm of Blue - A Visit to Nancy Nicholson's Studio
Rhythm of Blue. Located in Falmouth, it’s like a gift box from a jewelry store, small but full of gems
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A Golden Gallery
The road to Antigua’s Fig Tree Studio and Art Gallery is definitely not the beaten path.
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