A sailing vacation in the sheltered waters of New England brings you to one of the world's best cruising grounds. Each cruising area is unique, yet the area is linked though a common set of simple, old fashioned values and traditions. You can charter the New England coast for many summers and never visit the same place twice. The summer months are a good time to cruise New England.
Many sailors prefer the spring or fall offering milder temperatures and fewer crowds.
The major towns and cities of New England all have airports. Choose the one that is most convenient to your desired point of departure. While New York is not considered part of New England, many charters originate from New York ports. A current passport is required for visitors from Great Britain and Japan. These duty-free exemptions apply to visitors who will be spending at least 72 hours in the U.S. and have not claimed these items at any time within the preceding six months.