Tucked Into Paradise - as seen in SAILING

AS SEEN IN SAILING MAGAZINE April 2016

"Tucked into Paradise"
The Tobago Cays are a bit of heaven-on-Earth, where sea turtles and cruisers play in the warm Caribbean water.

This is my kind of heaven!” said crewmate Barry Worthington as we slid into the bight of Tobago Cays. An ocean of liquid bliss surrounded us, with bands of water in every imaginable shade of blue, framed by a foamy crescent of waves where the coral reef greets the indigo sea. 

Salt Whistle Bay. Photo: Bob Grieser

A handful of other boats were moored there, but the islands themselves were noticeably uninhabited with the exception of sea turtles that swam by with soothing regularity. (more: here) 

California Offshore Race Week

AS SEEN IN SAILING-WORLD March 2016

Racing

California Cruising

West Coast Sailors have a new chance to stretch their legs with California Offshore Race Week, a trio of back-to-back bluewater sprints from San Francisco to San Diego.

By Betsy Crowfoot March 23, 2016 READ HERE

Bill Guilfoyle’s Prevail in the 2015 SoCal 300, which is now a part of CORW. The race has four legs, scored individually, with a fifth score added for the entire race length and weighed 1.5 times more heavily than the other legs. The scores are then combined to determine each yacht’s overall score.