All At Sea Cruising Editorial
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Advanced Mechanical Enterprises Performs First Ever Refit of SCS on Donzi Sportfish Yacht
Press Release - September 2010
When the Grace V, a 2003 Roscioli-built Donzi was getting a face-lift at Roscioli Yachting Center, the owner, a serious fisherman, wanted to install the Seatorque Control System (SCS) fully enclosed fixed shaft drive system.
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Newport Shipyard Adds NEW 100 Ton Marine Travelift to Rhode Island Facility
Press Release - September 2010
Marine Travelift Inc. announced today that Newport Shipyard of Newport, Rhode Island, has acquired one of its 100 BFMII mobile boat hoists. The new machine joins another Marine Travelift hoist already on site.
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Sea Hawk Unveils Next Generation of Antifouling Technology
Sea Hawk Paints has just released the most effective environmentally-friendly antifoulant available. Smart Solution™ provides equivalent performance to traditional antifoulants, but utilizes completely metal-free biocides, resulting in no bioaccumu
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SIGNIFICANT Increases in St Maarten Haul Out Service Capacity
Christian Smith - September 2010
With St. Maarten Shipyard’s anticipated arrival of their new 75 ton KMI Sea-Lift, coupled with the Cole Bay branch of Bobby’s Marina –Bobby’s Megayard— with a 150-Ton Marine Travelift, capacity on St. Maarten for Catamarans and Large Motor
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New NEX Continuous Line CODE ZERO Furling System
Profurl’s new NEX Continuous Line “Code Zero” furler was completely redesigned. The result is a lightweight, flying sail furling system that advances function, safety and performance to the next generation.
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Guy Harvey and Neal Watson Join Forces with Dive Bimini
Guy Harvey Outpost organization announced today plans to team with renown dive authority Neal Watson to offer "top of class" dive centers at Guy Harvey Outpost resort properties.
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Grenada Board of Tourism Announces 2010 Photo Contest
Press Release - September 2010
Grenadians and visitors who have images that mirror the essence of Grenada have until September 20, 2010 to submit them to the Grenada Board of Tourism to win big prizes
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Marina Santa Marta Signs with IGY in 2010
Press Release - September 2010
Island Global Yachting (IGY), an owner, developer and manager of luxury marinas, announced in July the addition of Marina Santa Marta to their global collection.
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Gary E. Brown Sailing from Facts to Fiction
Chris Goodier - September 2010
Gary Brown has been involved with All At Sea for many years and, with October's issue, will take over as our Editorial Director. We thought it time to take a look at the man and the story behind Caribbean High.
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Budget Marine Opens on St Croix in 2010
Chris Goodier - September 2010
In February of this year, Budget Marine's second location in the U.S. Virgin Islands opened just off St. Croix's East End Road at Seven Flags Road, Estate Solitude.
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25 Years and 100 Boats at Gold Coast Yachts in 2010
Chris Goodier - September 2010
If you've taken a Caribbean day sail or seen a charter catamaran with a gaggle of partying snorkelers, chances are good it was built by Gold Coast Yachts...
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A Rich Sense of History at Subbase Drydock
Carol Bareuther - September 2010
You might not immediately realize that this is a place with a past. After all, last summer's addition of a brand new 1000-ton drydock put St. Thomas on the map for having the largest and most modern drydock facility of its kind.
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Transporting Million Dollar Yachts Over the Seven Seas in 2010
Yacht transport is a booming business. All customers need a quick, efficient and secure way to transport their precious cargo.
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Dr ITs Tech Solution for Boaters Virtualization
Dustin Norlund - September 2010
Some older computer programs are not compatible with newer operating systems and simply will not install, while others may install but will later give errors when specific functions or devices are used.
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What to Do When Your Engine Breaks Down
Arcturus, my 35-foot yawl, wasn't two days out of Ft. Lauderdale when smoke poured out of the companionway accompanied by the awful smell of an electrical meltdown.
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The Good Bad and Ugly on Marine Scribes
Cap'n Fatty Goodlander - September 2010
I have a confession to make - against all logic and commonsense - I enjoy meeting other writers, especially marine ones.
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Yacht Club News September 2010
Chris Goodier - September 2010
Yacht Club News September 2010
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Caribbean News September 2010
Chris Goodier - September 2010
Caribbean News September 2010
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Derecktor Launches CAKEWALK Largest Yacht Ever Built in the United States
August 8th 2010 marked the launch by Derecktor Shipyards of the 85.6 meter (281 ft) motor yacht CAKEWALK, the largest yacht (by volume) ever built in the United States.
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Spectacular Diving Options Available in Grenada
Featuring some of the Caribbean’s most dramatic and unspoiled underwater scenery, Grenada’s crystal clear coastline offers captivating images year-around to divers of all levels.
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August 2010 Docklines from the Errol Flynn Marina and Shipyard Jamaica
Monthly Docklines Newsletter by Dale Westin of Jamaica's Errol Flynn Marina.
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In Memoriam
Cap'n Fatty Goodlander - August 2010
It has been a difficult month for long term VI sailors—we’ve lost some of our best.
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Getting it Done in Chaguaramas in 2010 with Marine Services
There are more than 100 marine construction, service and retail companies and 1400 employees with unmatched, in-depth technical capacity, able to build, repair, store, equip and provision boats.
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USCGC Eagle Makes Splendid Entrance in 2010
The US Coast Guard has continued to employ a sailing school ship, as have the naval and merchant services of many other nations, to train its future officers, called the Eagle.
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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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Floating Doctors 2010 Maiden Voyage
Lynn Fitzpatrick - August 2010
In late April, the 76-foot double-ended sailboat Southern Wind was loaded above and below deck for the first of Floating Doctors' missions to carry help to wherever the water flows and the wind blows.
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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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Dr ITs Tech Solution for Mobile Broadband Routers
Dr. IT's Tech Solution for Mobile Broadband Routers
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Good Decisions Require Good Info from Ammeters
Although the new Blue Seas voltage meters function perfectly and provide accurate real time information on battery condition, they do not monitor amperage so we're going to go ahead and install a new ammeter as well.
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Taking Meds to Sail the Med
Cap'n Fatty Goodlander - August 2010
We are now officially in the Mediterranean Sea. We know this because it is crowded, expensive, and the people are as cold as the water.
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