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I spent last summer in Newfoundland. As always, I had a wonderful time, saw plenty of fantastic scenery and wildlife as well as loads of icebergs. My most recent magazine article on Newfoundland was featured in PassageMaker Magazine in June … Continued
The expression “Down East” was coined in the 1800s by the navigators on square-rigged ships, in particular the clipper ships working the cargo trade between Europe and Australia. The full expression was, “running the easting down” and it applied to … Continued
1) How long is the Down East Circle Route? The total distance from New York City back to NYC, including a few short side trips, is 2400 nm. Therefore, this loop route is perfect for a 3-month summer cruise. 2) … Continued
One of the most remarkable cruising grounds on the east coast of North America is Atlantic Canada. To get there follow the Down East Circle Route and then spend some time exploring the Canadian Maritimes. The Down East Circle Route … Continued
Newfoundland, We Call It “The Rock” Contrary to popular beliefs among those who cruise the Northeast, there is no planetary void at the easternmost edge of Maine. Join me on a cruise way Down East, beyond Maine, beyond Nova Scotia … Continued