Despite my better judgment, I was coerced into delivering a 40’ cruising sloop up the coast from Oceanside to Moss La
The 2015 meeting of the International Sailing Federation, now known as World Sailing, was held in Sanya, China.
Frequently we move some of our safety thinking to the back when on a charter vacation. Life is good, we are laid bac
Knowing what weather is coming is as important to sailors as how to raise a sail, steer the boat, or how to t
Which distress signaling devices to carry is determined by local government and race authorities’ requirements, in wh
Good seamanship should include the ability to assess, address, and anticipate. The best offshore sailors use sight, smell, hearing, and feel to monitor what is going on below, on deck and in the wider environment for whatever may come next. Experience lets the crew member distinguish the significant concerns from normal variations. In a perfect world, every issue would be caught before it becomes a problem or emergency. Let’s snap back to reality—it’s not going to happen that way. Good sailors train themselves by running through “what-ifs” as an exercise on watch:
CCA Courses & Programs
Safety Courses
CCA offers courses and programs for all sailors, including the invaluable SAFETY AT SEA series.
Articles, Publications & More
Safety & Seamanship
We provide a range of resources to those who make "Adventurous Use of the Sea", including online articles, courses, programs, and printed publications.
The Newport Bermuda Race
A Racing Tradition
CCA and the Royal Bermuda Yacht Club organize this exciting biennial event – one of the world's classic races. Our members can be found in major races around the world.
CCA Stations
CCA is made up of 11 Stations, each with its own Rear Commodore and officers. Stations organize annual activities that provide a regional focus for the membership.
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