Tripping the ARC fantastic: the mother of all cruising rallies has transcended its origins and is as big -- or bigger -- than ever. But is the old magic still there?

Article Abstract:

The Atlantic Rally for Cruisers (ARC) begins in the Canary Islands with the final destination being the West Indies. In 1986, its inaugural year, the ARC attracted over 200 boats and became the largest transoceanic race ever.

Caribbean Region, Canary Islands, Personal narratives, Caribbean Islands

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Earning and earring

Article Abstract:

Sailing around Cape Horn is one of the most impressive and potentially dangerous voyages for a sailor, although is it also extremely thrilling.

Description and travel, Cape Horn

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