Sailing

The GLW (Great Lakes Waterway) is a series of artificial canals and natural channels through which navigation is possible through the North American Great Lakes. This region is made up of five main lakes, namely, Lake Erie, Lake Huron, Ontario, Superior, and Michigan. Sailing the Great Lakes leaves enthusiasts with a feeling of accomplishment and […]

Oceanic navigation began when the Venetian bus, a basic Mediterranean trading vessel, sailed through the Strait of Gibraltar. The vessel was a complete-bodied ship with two masters. Gradually, there was an expansion of sea travel to cover different routes and different destinations. But how long did these sea voyages take – sailing across the Atlantic

Sailing against the wind efficiently requires more practice and skill than sailing with the wind. If you are good at this, you can sail anywhere! Due to sailboats’ reliance on the wind, sailboats are able to travel easily when the wind is behind them. In contrast, when the time comes to sail the opposite direction,

Sailing has been around since ancient times, and it has come a long way over time. This is because of the advancements in technology and innovations in design. The first sailing ship was used by ancient Egyptians in 4000 BC, and potentially before that! The earliest sailing method came from the Mediterranean world.  Later, Polynesian

Sailing is one of the world’s oldest leisure sports and is not as complicated as it seems! With the guidance of a skilled instructor, you can learn the basics of sailing in a single day. And if you’re teaching yourself, you may grasp the basics within a few days. How hard is it to learn