In this series, Spencer and Kathleen want to sail around the world. After outfitting their vessel for long range cruising, they head off up the east coast of the U.S.

Volume 4 covers their cruise from Maine to Miami including the Intracoastal Waterway (ICW). You'll see extensive coverage of ...

In this series, Spencer and Kathleen want to sail around the world. After doing an extensive reft, they outfit their vessel for long range cruising.

This volume covers a complete re-power, installing a water maker, solar panels, diesel generator, wind generator, washer/dryer, life raft, EPIRB...

In this series, Spencer and Kathleen want to sail around the world. But after finding the right boat, they need to do an extensive refit before the can go cruising.

This volume covers the first half of the refit: coastal cruise shakedown, dinghy setup, anchoring improvements, plumbing, and ha...

Season 4 of Latitudes & Attitudes TV adds two new regulars: sailor-writer Zuzana Prochaska as co-host and Kim Hess as the show’s sailor-yoga instructor. A new cruising feature takes us to the Persian Gulf with the Abbott family aboard their catamaran Exit Only as they visit Oman, Yemen and cruise...

LATV S2: Thirteen 22-minute episodes of Latitudes & Attitudes TV Season 2 with Bob Bitchin and co-host, Courtney Haas.

Feature stories take you to international sailing destinations in the South Pacific island Kingdom of Tonga and the island of Bora Bora, the Mediterranean islands of Menorca, ...

The indispensable Video Guide for boaters entering and exiting Mexican waters. This video is a must-see before you sail and while you're there. It includes everything you need to know about visiting Baja's northernmost Port of Entry, Ensenada.

During the video, you'll learn about immigration p...

EPISODE4: Bluewater Destinations.
A film by British Sailor, TV director, and circumnavigator, Michael Briant.

After visiting the Marquesas and Tuamotus, British sailor and circumnavigator, Michael Briant sails on to Tahiti and the Society Islands. Next he visits a very special island in the C...

A film by British Sailor, TV director, and circumnavigator, Michael Briant.

A must for anyone intending to transit the Panama Canal. All three methods of locking are shown – side wall, alongside, and center chamber. On arriving in the Galapagos Islands, explore government permitted anchorages.

Vol. I: Cruising Under Sail. The most complete and detailed instructional video ever made for learning how to cruise under sail -- from the moment you first climb aboard to dropping anchor.

From the Annapolis Book of Seamanship 5-part Series.

A 5-part Video Series with John Rousmaniere.
Based on his famous book and narrated by the author. As the old salt says, "rocks don't move." Though made over 20 years ago, Rousmaniere's milestone series teaches basic sailing techniques handed down by generations of sailors. A must for newbies and...

A video by Rob Dubin
From the Sailing Quarterly Video Magazine library, this 53 minute how-to sailing video covers Anchor Penetration and Holding; Weather Forecasting and Routing; Anchoring under Sail; securing a Mediterranean (Med) Mooring; and a Man Overboard (MOB) Recovery demonstration by th...

A film by Rob Dubin with Gary Jobson

This 53 minute how-to sailing video addresses Safety-at-Sea, Safety Equipment, and Sail Performance. The following topics are covered: Man Overboard Recovery – Emergency Signals – Power Generation – Radar – Outfitting – Maximize Boat Performance.(C2Z)

If...

A video by Rob Dubin with Don Street

We've made the individual segments available for easy access to different topics.

From the Sailing Quarterly Video Magazine library, this 56-minute how-to sailing video features legendary skipper and sailing author, Don Street covering: Heavy Weather P...

A film by Robert Margouleff and Dan Kavanaugh
The documentary transports you into the exciting seafaring world of days gone by while connecting directly with today’s youth, expanding their understanding about the maritime history of our nation and the environmental perils facing our planet.

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LATV 5, fine final season. Bob Bitchin's Latitudes & Attitudes TV made history by finally getting a half-hour, 13 episode sailing series on national cable television. Season 5, the final season, was produced in HD. In each episode, Bob and co-host Zuzana Prochazka, bring you a 22-minute magazine-...

A Video with Canadian sailor, Wally Moran, Charter Skipper and writer.
A Waterways Guide contributor, Wally is a highly regarded expert on cruising the Atlantic Intracoastal Waterway (AICW) along the southeast U.S. seaboard from Norfolk, Virginia to Miami, Florida. In recent years he has organize...

In this 5-part series, sailing writer and charter skipper, Wally Moran tackles his first sail repair project using a Sailrite Ultrafeed LSZ-1 sewing machine. Each year, Wally transits the Intracoastal Waterway from Canada to the Bahamas, and sometimes to Cuba (He's a Canadian - he can!) And along...

A 7-part film series by Spencer and Kathleen Bailey
Over eight hours of how-to and cruising information. Join Spencer and Kathleen as they locate the right cruising sailboat, undertake a major multi-year refit, outfit their craft for long-range cruising, gain experience during a cruise up and do...

On deck, Sandra builds the hatch frames, hinges, and dogs to batten them down, then adds the Lexan lenses. She builds and installs several mushroom vents into the deck for ventilation, attaches safety hooks for harnesses in foul weather, cuts out the hole for the mast and adds parallel bung rails...

Sandra builds winch mounts out of scrap steel pipe for the large, Lewmar 55 main winches and finishes off the back of the pilot house. Sandra builds and installs the fuel tanks, and makes chain plates. They weld up a metal door frame for the forward sail locker bulkhead and install two more cabin...

Sandra builds the cockpit steering station and adds more deck vents including a chimney for the diesel cabin heater. Next she and Gina fabricate the transom radar arch from steel tubing, add mounts for hand rail and life line stanchions, and hawse holes for mooring lines. Next Sandra starts build...

Down below, Sandra and Gina start the first woodworking project-a large wooden bulkhead in the center of the boat, add stand pipes through the hull bottom for the main cockpit drains, test and install hull transducers confined inside a watertight box, add fittings to the waste holding tank and st...

A video by Rob Dubin with Gary Jobson.
From the Sailing Quarterly Video Magazine library. In this 66 minute how-to sailing video, America's Cup champion Gary Jobson covers all aspects of sail trim that will help you improve the performance of your boat whether you race or cruise.

Gary takes y...

A film by Marc Hersch.
This is THE video cruising guide to southern California's Santa Cruz Island positioned in the middle of the Channel Islands National Park just 25 miles off the Santa Barbara coast. Often referred to as "the Galapagos of North America," Santa Cruz Island is home to twelve s...