Feature boat
Tayana 37
A timeless bluewater cruiser with legendary balance, sturdy construction, and ocean-proven capability.
36′8″LOA
11′6″Beam
5′8″Draft
22,500 lbDisplacement
A horizon
worth preparing for
Practical knowledge, refined gear, and timeless seamanship for bluewater sailors.
Explore the journey →02 Sailboats
Classic, capable cruising sailboats built for distance, comfort, and confidence offshore.
Yearly passage plan
Follow the weather.
Complete the loop.
A seasonal Tayana 37 route from the East Coast to Bermuda and the Caribbean, returning through the Bahamas, Florida and Maine—with passage charts, arrival maps and leg-by-leg planning information.
Explore the yearly plan →Coastal field guide
Find room
to swing.
Browse legal, free and restricted anchorage maps by state, with full-size charts for planning your next coastal stop.
Open anchorage guide →
01 The vision
Not an escape.
An expedition.
The goal is to build the experience, judgment and systems required for extended offshore sailing—and eventually, a voyage measured in oceans rather than weekends.
This page will document the full process: choosing the right boat, developing seamanship, preparing for offshore conditions and learning from each passage along the way.
Freedom
The ability to move deliberately, live simply and let curiosity define the next destination.
Seamanship
Competence earned through study, repetition, weather awareness and time on the water.
Self-reliance
Building the practical judgment to maintain systems and solve problems far from shore.
Exploration
Reaching new places slowly enough to understand the distance traveled between them.
03 Preparation
The voyage begins
before departure.
Turning a distant ambition into a sequence of practical, testable decisions.
Platform
Find the right boat
- Offshore-capable design
- Manageable systems
- Survey and refit planning
Skills
Build competence
- Navigation and weather
- Heavy-weather sailing
- Maintenance and repair
Systems
Prepare for autonomy
- Energy and water
- Safety and communications
- Provisioning and redundancy
Experience
Expand the range
- Coastal passages
- Offshore shakedowns
- Longer independent voyages
04 Journey roadmap
From idea to open ocean
Progress,
charted.
The route is intentionally flexible. Each stage earns the confidence and information required to take on the next one safely.
Now
Research & definition
Clarify the mission, boat criteria, budget and training path.
Next
Boat search & preparation
Select, survey and prepare a vessel for the intended passages.
Build
Coastal experience
Test systems and decision-making through progressively longer trips.
Extend
Offshore passages
Develop blue-water experience with deliberate route expansion.
Horizon
Long-range exploration
Let preparation, conditions and experience shape the voyage ahead.
05 Journey log
Field notes coming next
The story will live
in the details.
Future entries will cover the boat search, training, equipment choices, passages and lessons that turn preparation into real experience.