9 Ways Van Life Was Better in the ’70s Than in the 2020s
Did you live in a van in the 1970s? Maybe you can relate to these.
Did you live in a van in the 1970s? Maybe you can relate to these.
Are sailboats really slow? Is sailing only for rich people? Discover the truth behind 16 common sailing myths.
If these sound familiar, you may have caught the cruising bug, and there’s probably no cure.
From steering with sail trim to building a jury-rigged rudder, these are the techniques and strategies experienced sailors recommend when you lose steering at sea.
Living in a van can bring couples closer than ever, but surviving life in a tiny space requires communication, compromise, and a few important relationship rules.
She’s in her 80s, built her own van from scratch, and is living proof that the road doesn’t have an age limit.
You don’t need a gym membership to stay fit on a sailboat — just a little floor space and a few moves you can do without losing your balance underway.
Sleeping in your car isn’t illegal everywhere — but the rules are shifting fast, and knowing your state and city’s laws before you park could save you a ticket (or worse).
Getting mail with no fixed address sounds impossible — until you know the systems full-time RVers and van lifers actually use to make it work.
Bluewater sailing with a dog isn’t always easy — from potty training to customs. Three full-time sailing women share how they make it work.
Having a van you can stand up in is a huge luxury for van life and one I highly recommend. Here are the vans you can stand in and not hurt your back.
Many sailors already sail naked. If you haven’t tried it yet, now is your chance.
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