http://www.callipygia600.com/callnug...g/cruising.htm

"The Cruising Handbook" all online but you have to navigate the links.

"Through this Cruising Page we've organized what we learned while
cruisers, in the hope that it may be of interest to other cruisers and
sailors--and especially to wannabe cruisers, which we once were. "
When we were beginners we tried to offset our lack of long-term
experience by increasing our knowledge through reading and study of
the best practictes followed by the experts.

http://www.sy-thetis.org/Thetis2005/index.html

This is a very personal account of approximately two months, January
and February 2005. During this time I sailed my boat, Thetis, together
with my friend Manos Castrinakis from Puerto de Sotogrande in Spain to
Martinique in the Caribbean, following the classic transatlantic trade
route.

http://www.sy-thetis.org/index.html

Introduction
2005 Atlantic, Caribbean
2004 Aegean - Turkey, Italy, Spain, Gibraltar
2003 E. Aegean, Cyclades, Dodechanese
2001: Greece, Malta, Italy, Tunisia
2000: Aegean
1999: Cyclades, Samos, N. Turkey, Black Sea
1998: Lesvos to Istanbul, Aegean, Sporades
1997: Aegean - Southern Turkey
1996: Greece, Malta, Sardinia, Ustica, Calabria

http://www.medsail.nildram.co.uk/

Mediterranean sailing Rod Heikell's pages for Med sailing

http://www.marinamap.com/en/

Marina's of the World?????

http://www.instantweb.com/n/northern...main_page.html

It load a flash page, with excellent intro. music... you need flash to
access the info on this page....if you are one 56k it take a minute or
2 to load. One of the best web designs out there....

http://www.onpassage.com/

The Global Site for Cruising Yachts
Good site with a lot of links and references to publications.

http://www.svfelicity.com/articles/index.htm

"Cruising the Coconut Milk Run (Requires Adobe Acrobat Reader - get
it here)
Written for the Puddle Jump Class of 2002, this guide covers
everything from preparing to leave Mexico to cruising through the
traditional Coconut Milk Run. The content is based on our experience
in 2001 and some info has changed. Of particular note, French
Polynesia has changed their visa regulations significantly. Also
available in Microsoft Word format in both compressed (112kb) and
uncompressed (650kb) formats."

This is an excellent guide for those doing the Pacific crossing to the
south pacific AKA "the Coconut Milk Run",

http://www.noonsite.com/

"Noonsite aims to provide a one-stop website featuring essential
information on all matters of interest to sailors planning an offshore
voyage anywhere in the world, whether already underway or still in the
preparatory stages."

Yep its a pretty excellent page....

http://www.noonsite.com/General

http://www.noonsite.com/Countries

List of countries and give a brief over view++++

http://www.noonsite.com/Members/webm...R2002-06-10-10
Lessons from a Circumnavigation Part IV: Communications

http://www.noonsite.com/Members/doina/R2005-05-26-1
How To Be Sure Your Anchor Is Set

http://www.michaelbriant.com/sailing.htm

By following the links you can find notes which may be useful if you
are or are thinking of, going cruising & living the dream.

Interesting.......helpful......

http://www.starofthewest.co.nz/

This web site follows the adventures of sailing yacht "Star of the
West" and her crew from early building in Kimberley South Africa in
the late 1970's to present day globetrotting.

http://www.starofthewest.co.nz/Voyag...yages_logs.htm
Has general charts of there travels.

http://www.seakin.com/gilana/default.htm

Havent reviewed the page but looks interesing

http://lovesail.blue-compass.com/

Love Sail is a worldwide internet dating service designed for anyone
who works or plays in or on the water.

http://www.sailgemini.com/WebPages/O..._learned.shtml
Sail Gemini - Good Ideas/What We've Learned
Updated January 16, 2004
Table of Contents
Engine Rebuild Refrigeration Anchoring
HF Interference Fuel Contamination Electrical
Water Maker Miscellaneous

http://www.pacsea.org/hb_index.html
Amateur Radio
Hey Larry this may interest you it has MP3 of HAM stuff.
Flash required to view site.
The MP3 files work on my windows media player and are an example of
radio com. in the south pacific....a radio net, and cruisers checking
in and giving weather. A good example of radio communications .....

http://www.svwindarra.com/

From Vancouver to New Zeland

http://www.deckersailing.com/

http://www.deckersailing.com/cruising_guides.htm

PDF Adobe Crusing Guides
Cartagena, Colombia (8 August, 2002)
Costa Rica--Los Sueños Marina (Updated 9 Feb, 2002)
Panama City (Updated 2 June, 2002)
Colón, Panama (Updated March, 2003)
Porto Turistico di Roma Marina Opinion Survey Executive Summary
(2004-2005)
Rome Yachtie Yellow Pages -- (via s/v Pina Colada of Harwick) (Updated
02 June, 2005)

http://svhorizon.com/

http://www.squizfloats.com/

The SquizFloats.com web site chronicles the voyage of Alan Anderson's
sailboat (named Squiz) along the west coast of North America and in
the Caribbean (from June 2001 to May 2004).

http://www.bitwrangler.com/wt/
My web site for sharing experiences and adventures
living aboard a blue water sailboat.
http://www.bitwrangler.com/wt/rig-tuning.shtml
Tuning standing rigging

Looks interesting..//

http://www.newt.com/wohler/events/hawaii-2003/
Looks like they are having fun...lots of images all on one page slow
loading.

http://www.flyingcameraco.demon.co.uk/oasis/
http://www.home.earthlink.net/~wjensen01/
http://www.cstone.net/~ghunt/
http://www.seagem.com/log.html
To circumnavigate the world in a sailboat has been a lifelong
dream. I want to express my thanks to the many people who helped make
this dream a reality.
Looks like fairly extensive logs.
http://www.geocities.com/sv_tethys/

http://www.geocities.com/sv_tethys/c...ips_index.html
Cruising Tips
Cruising Tips for the West Coast of the United States
A Survival Guide for French Polynesia
Cruising through the Kingdom of Tonga
New Zealand Guide

http://www.geocities.com/Athens/Orac...ngDreams3.html

Looks interesting ...sort of an ebook

http://www.svsolstice.worldispnetwork.com/
http://www.sailwhisper.com/
http://www.bruadair.us/index.html

There is plenty more out there, and this is just a start. I have read
many of them and made some comments.

Enjoy