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A honeymooning couple returns to New Zealand aboard an Antarctic fishing boat after the coronavirus pandemic strands them in the Falkland Islands.

NASA cites the dangers created when recreational boaters approached the SpaceX capsule after splashdown in the Gulf of Mexico.

Boaters are urged to prepare their vessels as far north as New England

A sport fisherman from Texas irks marine biologists after he plucks a baby seal off a log because he thinks it needs rescuing.

A 63-year-old-woman was fatally attacked by a great white shark while swimming 20 yards offshore.

Pardey and his wife, Lin, circumnavigated the globe multiple times, sailing over 200,000 miles in boats they built themselves, publishing books and inspiring others to cruise and explore the world.

Plunged into the dark ocean, this solo rower managed to right the boat and hoist herself back aboard

The Sea Tow Foundation is starting a pilot program to help boaters dispose of outdated distress flares.

According to its builder, this electric catamaran can cruise day and night on solar panels and batteries.

No matter what kind of boat you’re hankering for, there’s a yard in Maine that can build, restore or update it.

A Singapore-based builder launches a solar-powered catamaran, joining the pursuit of unlimited, pollution-free propulsion.

After constructing a sailboat in his house, the builder discovers his vessel is too large to go out the door.

Do you know your nautical flag etiquette? Here’s how to get it right.

MJM is putting a foot in the competitive outboard-powered dayboat market with a 38-foot dual console design drawn by Doug Zurn

With international flights cancelled, the 47-year-old Argentinian used his 29-foot sailboat to see his 90-year-old father again.

A controversial FCC ruling threatens to make hundreds of millions of GPS devices unreliable and potentially endanger lives

PT-109 sank in the Pacific during World War II, adding to John F. Kennedy’s lore, but his other war boat, PT-59, may have been found stuck in the muck off Manhattan.

Australian researchers have started using drones to count green turtles, and the technology is delivering more accurate, higher numbers of the endangered species.

The Canadian owners of the outboard motor manufacturer said they were discontinuing the pioneering brand due to COVID-19 complications

Historic sailboats on England’s Norfolk Broads get electric motors so pushing the boat along with a pole is no longer necessary

A humpback whale with a fishing net entangled on its head goes up a New Jersey River, gets hit by a boat and disappears before it can be helped.

The Luna Rossa America’s Cup boat aimed for the sky and “shocked” its crew

Piotr Zin’s Z2R electric runabout is the fruition of the designer’s circuitous boatbuilding journey.

The 50-foot shrimp boat was sunk in the Gulf of Mexico to become an artificial fishing reef and to honor the scout’s grandfather.

The Old Line State was the last to lift its recreational boating restrictions.

A bottlenose dolphin that followed a boat from France into the Dutch port of Amsterdam was lured back to saltwater.

Two Venetian designers created a 14-seat hybrid-powered luxury water taxi to help save the serene city.

The Board said the operator ignored weather warnings and the Coast Guard failed to implement safety recommendations after an eerily similar tragedy in 1999.

The Erie Canal will not open to boat traffic on May 15 due to the coronavirus pandemic.

According to research, the diversity of life in the deep ocean is far greater than previously believed, which might have repercussions for deep sea mining.

Researchers have learned that land-based Jurassic crocodiles evolved into efficient ocean predators by developing inner ears that mimicked those of whales and dolphins.

Mike and Barrett Howarth want to build the ultimate sportfishing machine

Randall Reeves is the first known sailor to complete a figure eight around the Americas and Antarctica

This collection of virtual ocean adventures by Britain’s The Guardian newspaper will transport you to some of the finest underwater locations on the planet.

Voyage Charters is holding a drawing for a free British Virgin Islands charter exclusively for COVID-19 frontline workers.

Tampa Bay pilot Carolyn Kurtz has navigated more than a few challenges in the maritime world.

A ship’s remains that periodically reappear on a sandy Maine beach may be the 1754 pinky sloop Defiance.

Without a retail store, a family-owned seafood business sells its fresh wares from a parking lot to bring back a little activity to a coronavirus-idled waterfront.

The governor’s order to stay at home means there will be no recreational boating until further notice.

The Pilgrim, a replica of the ship that took Two Years Before the Mast author Richard Henry Dana to California in the early 1800s, started to list over the weekend and may be a total loss.

A Washington state non-profit organization is saving a wooden 1906 salmon fishing boat, one of the last of its kind.

After banning all recreational boating in Miami-Dade County the mayor is making exceptions for marina liveaboards and for emergency repairs.

Two Maryland-based boat shops donated 21,000 respirator masks and 1,050 boxes of nitrile gloves for use by first responders and healthcare workers.

Two J Class yachts collide during the Superyacht Challenge Antigua

Carlo Borlenghi’s nautical photography stands alone.

A video shows a man patiently waiting for rescuers as his boat burns behind him.

A photographer captures a breaching whale as it nearly crushes a catamaran off the coast of Hawaii

A Tampa Bay charter captain gets in deep water after a video shows him scraping a manatee with a fishing pole.