Mexico Cruising 101: What to Know Before You Go
Byline: Capt. Pat Rains Right now, more than 4,000 West Coast recreational boaters — commonly referred to as “yatistas” —
Read moreByline: Capt. Pat Rains Right now, more than 4,000 West Coast recreational boaters — commonly referred to as “yatistas” —
Read moreByline: Capt. Pat Rains What do first-timers really need to know about cruising in Mexico? What surprises do they have
Read moreByline: Capt. Pat Rains PANAMA — Fees charged for all vessels that transit the Panama Canal are scheduled to increase
Read moreByline: Capt. Pat Rains MARINA DEL REY — Circumnavigator and filmaker Bruce Kessler of Del Rey Yacht Club is organizing
Read moreByline: Capt. Pat Rains This year’s cruising rally to El Salvador has public service as its goal. A project called
Read moreByline: Capt. Pat Rains Armada de Mexico (the Mexican navy) must have been busy last year. In its monthly Avisos
Read moreByline: Capt. Pat Rains BAHIA SANTA MARIA, Mexico — With all of Baja California’s open water, how could two cruising
Read moreByline: Capt. Pat Rains How many personal watercraft does it take to damage an endangered nature zone? That’s what Mexico’s
Read moreByline: Capt. Pat Rains New life was breathed into Acapulco’s faded boating scene last month. La Marina Acapulco (formerly known
Read moreByline: Capt. Pat Rains Have you ever been ripped off at the pump? The online publication Baja Insider recently posted
Read more