Water Wings Sailing & Diving

06/30/2025

Baby on board!

No not ours.. could you imagine? We loved having Dan, Haley, Sage & Remy aboard today! Remy settled in nicely to cruiser life. Despite the 90° stagnant summer air!

06/18/2025

I’ve been going through our 2024 photos, here are some of our favorites of WWs from last year!

06/16/2025

06/10/2025

Check out the newest section on our webpage! It's been 3+years so...We built a Gear Page of things we love on the boat. We did the trial and error, so you don't have to. It's still very much a work in progress. I will continue editing and updating it as I figure out what is best.

https://waterwingssailing.com/gear/

BUT!
I figured I'd put it out there in case you needed some inspiration for last minute Father's Day gifts for the Sailor/Cruisers in your life. :)

Let me know what you think. 🤔 The link is also in the comments!

06/02/2025

Lil’ old Water Wings caught sneaking up the East River about to cross under the Brooklyn Bridge. NYC.

05/31/2025

High winds passed earlier than expected. Crew is up and ready. It’s a beautiful morning as we head off shore. 340 miles to go! ⛵️

Norfolk, as always, was a great stop. We got a lot of pesky boat projects done and saw lots of friends. Thanks to everyone who took time out of their busy lives to catch up with us. See you in the fall!

05/29/2025

Red sky by morning…

05/27/2025

Putting her to sleep.

05/26/2025

It was a beautiful weekend to kick off our 4th summer of sailing! We took some Navy/sailing friends out for a few hours and lunch on the Chesapeake to show them what catamaran cruising life is all about.

05/21/2025

We've been on the boat now for 3 years...I still have a lot of catching up to do on our story. Here is the next chapter from 2023, both a blog post and YouTube video. Enjoy.

https://waterwingssailing.com/all/bahamas-sailing-conception-island-calabash-bay-galliot-cay/

As the sun rose, we motored out of Clarence Town Harbor, our official entry point into the Bahamas, and turned WNW and raised the spinnaker. We sailed gently up the northeastern coast of Long Island crossing the Topic of Cancer. After a long day covering 89 miles, we rounded the southern side of Con...

05/15/2025

Remember the crazy narrow dock alley (thanks to a 6 foot bow sprit coming way out of the end space) and space we wedged our 44’x 25’ moving mass into?

What goes in, must come out!

While still incredibly nerve-wracking knowing the mess it was backing me in, it WAS a bit easier getting out thankfully. It helps we were at least facing forward and the wind was dead calm. Can you tell in the video where realizes we made it out with hitting anything?!

Thank you Sherm for coming along for the assist on your very first day of terminal leave! Congrats Buddy!

Once anchored, Mother Nature welcomed us to VA spring anchoring the only way she knows how…violently?! lol