Articles By William Thomas #sailing

When the first proto-humans left Africa, they migrated by sea... Original story of humanity's first voyages across the Bab el Mendab into Indonesia. Original article by William Thomas.

Onboard the world's first sail-assisted tanker. Exclusive report from Honshu by William Thomas. sailing tanker sail assisted jamda daiho aitoku company captain shimamoto trans-pacific shipping

Underway on the Big Water with Electra. Original article by William Thomas.

This is how it feels to make the long passage from San Diego to Nuku Hiva in the Marquesas Islands. Prose poem by William Thomas, as published in Sailing Magazine.

A talking trimaran? Recounting her early adventures, if Celerity could speak this is what she'd say.

Celerity is a plucky, 31-foot trimaran built in a Gabriola Island backyard. She sailed 40,000 sea miles around the Pacific Ocean, making the first nonstop North Pacific crossing by multihull, before tying up at the same berth she'd departed from eight years before.