by John Muir Amid the dramatic transformations of the San Francisco waterfront in recent years, one classic San Francisco locale has resisted change: Fisherman’s Wharf. The primary tourist attraction of the city, with its rows of colorful street vendors, seafood restaurants and sport fishing boats, seems a timeless fixture of the waterfront landscape. History, however, […]
Category: Yachting and sailing stories
Our Yachting and Sailing Stories category is where the sea turns into lessons, inspiration, and practical know‑how. Drawn from years on deck—sailing catamarans and monohulls, handling motor yachts, and guiding guests across Greece—these stories go beyond glossy snapshots. You’ll find accounts that capture the character of harbors, the rhythm of weather windows, and the small decisions that make a day on the water feel effortless: when to cast off, how to read a bay, what to expect at an anchorage, and how crews and skippers work together to keep everything safe and enjoyable. Whether you’re planning a relaxed day trip in Halkidiki, a bareboat week from Preveza/Lefkada, or a skippered charter out of Athens/Alimos, these narratives help you picture the experience before you step aboard. We also share maritime history and waterfront culture—like the story of Fisherman’s Wharf—because understanding the past adds depth to every passage and every port you visit.