Whether you’re buying your first water ski or simply upgrading your current setup, finding the perfect ski for you has never been easier. More than ever before, manufacturers are tailoring their lines to suit the skiing style and ability level of every potential skier out there.

Both new and experienced boaters should all take time to master important safety skills, including how to identify different parts of a boat, read channel markers, tie boating knots, improve boat handling, and understand the "rules of the road."

Towable tubes are a great entry-level activity to get your family involved in the wide world of watersports. With so many different types of tubes available on today's retail market, it can be difficult to narrow down the perfect tube for your needs. Follow our guide to choose the best tube based on your riders' preferences. 

The Progressive Tampa Boat Show and St. Petersburg Power & Sailboat Show have combined their events to create the largest boat show on the Florida Gulf Coast, scheduled to take place January 20-23, 2022. Read on to see what's in store for the new event.

Ready to hit the water, and searching for fun activities you can do onboard? From watersports, fishing and snorkeling, to camping overnight, scuba diving and dockside dining, here's 10 of the best things you can do on a boat.

Whether you're a seasoned sailor or a new captain, these top sailing destinations in the U.S. and Canada promise unforgettable adventures.

We teamed up with West Marine to make sure you’re fully equipped for fun days on the water this boating season by having these top accessories aboard. Our list includes everything from fishing gear and marine electronics, to safety equipment, coolers and more.

July is Lakes Appreciation Month! Celebrate by visiting one (or more) of these incredible lakes by boat.

We all got into water sports to have fun, right? Well, it’s not much fun to get stranded, injured or worse. As a result, the first step to ensure everyone has a good time on the water is for all of us to take the time to be responsible boaters.