Cooking on a boat is a much different experience than preparing meals ashore. Space is often limited in a boat galley, so planning ahead and ensuring you have the proper tools and equipment will help you get off to successful start. Let's dive into the basics of how to cook on a boat.

Learning how to ride a Jet Ski, WaveRunner, Sea-Doo or any kind of personal watercraft (PWC) is different than driving other types of boats. Follow this simple guide for step-by-step instructions on how to safety operate a PWC.

Boating at night can be a lot of fun, but there are some additional safety precautions to keep in mind. For the best night boating experience, follow these 10 tips when you find yourself out on the water after dark.

Pontoon boats and bowriders are two of the most popular boat types, both of which have very little in common. If you're trying to decide whether to buy a pontoon or a bowrider, consider these factors to help you choose the right boat for your family.

Follow our Buying a Used Boat Checklist to learn more about the process of buying a boat from a private seller. Purchasing a pre-owned boat second hand from a private party can help you save money on the price, but it is a "buyer beware" situation.

Grab a bowl of popcorn and some candy, we've outlined our top 10 choices for the best boating and sailing movies of all time—including classics like Captain Ron, Jaws, Lifeboat and more. These 10 films should be on any boater's must-see list.

Boating or sailing in fog can be a tricky experience. Navigating in foggy conditions with reduced visibility requires you to slow down, understand your sound signals, and utilize your onboard electronics and navigation lights.

Download the best weather apps boating by reviewing our list of these top 10 choices that can help you avoid rough seas, dodge storms, and choose destinations with favorable winds and calm conditions.

Female boaters are not only increasingly buying boats for themselves, they're also taking the helm of boating businesses. Research also shows that there is a rise of women participating in both boating and fishing—check out our Women's Guide to Boating to learn more.

As with all types of boating, sailing requires its own unique level of safety precautions and considerations. From small sailing dinghies to larger sailboats, a few important factors to keep in mind include special sailing gear and equipment, capsizing concerns, wind and weather forecasts, and more.