Canadian Yachting Magazine October 2024 Vorige editie

Don’t feel sad that fall is bringing your summer cruising adventures to a close, start planning your winter cruising vacations down south with the October issue of Canadian Boating!

Every year, we select great destinations for you to consider for your travels and this year, we put the spotlight on Belize and also on the Sea of Cortez, two fabulous destinations that you might not have considered. Charter captain and cruising expert Zuzana Prochazka guides us through these two great destinations.

Also, St. Vincent and the Grenadines are having a run of bad luck with Hurricane Beryl delivering a devastating Force 5 blow to the beautiful island nation this July. As they rebuild, the charter bases like Barefoot Charters that we used last year, are back in operation and would really appreciate your business.

Also, in this October issue of Canadian Boating, read Katherine Stone’s interview with Annie Haeger who is the Strategist for the CAN Sail GP team. It’s an inspiring story about a woman in in the cutting-edge Sail GP world, written by a woman, our Katherine Stone, who has been a racer her entire life.

We have two reviews of great new boats, the Legend 18 FUN, a very affordable twin pontoon that seats a whole gang, cruises, can pull the kids on a tube and makes a great fishing platform. It’s an under $40k overachiever!

At the opposite end is Four Winns’ new H9, a yacht certified day boat with a head, galley unit, seating for 12 and a spectacular aft deck that expands with port and starboard electric opening terraces. Twin Mercury V8 Verado engines deliver joystick docking and 50+ top speeds!

Most importantly, the Port Hole from CanBoat will inform you about the name change from Canadian Power and Sail Squadrons and what the organization is planning for the Annual General Meeting coming up this fall.

All this and more in the October Canadian Boating magazine.