Número N.º 05 · Junio 2026

Número 05

América en el agua

Por qué los estadounidenses cambian itinerarios saturados por agua abierta, y cuánto cuesta tener, alquilar y pescar.

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Americas Are Done With Crowded Itineraries. The Water Is Where They’re Going Instead.
Historia de portada · La revista

Americas Are Done With Crowded Itineraries. The Water Is Where They’re Going Instead.

“Revenge travel” gave way to something more specific: a deliberate move away from packed, photo-driven itineraries toward slower, more private, sensory experiences. Water-based travel turns out to be exactly what that shift was looking for. Desk: Perspectives · Est. read:…

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The Best Sailing Destinations in the US That Experienced Sailors Actually Recommend
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The Best Sailing Destinations in the US That Experienced Sailors Actually Recommend

Forget the obvious spots. These are the best sailing destinations in the US that experienced sailors actually recommend — and why.

Forget the Booze Cruise. Here’s What a Real Day on the Water Actually Looks Like in 2026.
La revista · 4 min de lectura

Forget the Booze Cruise. Here’s What a Real Day on the Water Actually Looks Like in 2026.

Most American travelers picture exactly one version of “boat day” — a crowded party boat with a cash bar. There is an entirely different…

Hurricane Season Is Coming. Most American Boat Owners Are Already Making the Wrong Call.
La revista · 3 min de lectura

Hurricane Season Is Coming. Most American Boat Owners Are Already Making the Wrong Call.

Every year, thousands of boats are damaged or destroyed not by the storm itself, but by decisions made weeks before it ever formed. Here’s…

You’ve Been Sailing the Same Waters for Years. Here’s What You’re Missing.
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You’ve Been Sailing the Same Waters for Years. Here’s What You’re Missing.

American sailors are among the most experienced recreational boaters in the world. They’re also, by and large, sailing a fraction of what’s available to…

Your Boat Is Costing You $15,000 a Year to Own. Here’s How American Boat Owners Are Flipping That Math.
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Your Boat Is Costing You $15,000 a Year to Own. Here’s How American Boat Owners Are Flipping That Math.

The average American boat owner spends $15,000–20,000 annually on a vessel they use 18 days per year. A growing number of them have decided…

Your Boat Trip Does More for the Local Economy Than Your Hotel Stay. Here’s the Actual Math.
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Your Boat Trip Does More for the Local Economy Than Your Hotel Stay. Here’s the Actual Math.

Coastal towns increasingly depend on visitor spending that never shows up in a typical “tourism dollars” headline. A single charter booking ripples through a…

Stop Waiting for the Ferry. Here’s How Americans Are Getting Around the Coast by Water Taxi Instead
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Stop Waiting for the Ferry. Here’s How Americans Are Getting Around the Coast by Water Taxi Instead

Island-to-mainland, marina-to-restaurant, airport-to-resort by water — transfer options are more flexible than most travelers realize, and booking the wrong one means waiting on a…

Snorkeling or Scuba Diving? Take 2 Minutes to Find Out Which One You’ll Actually Enjoy
Estilo de vida · 3 min de lectura

Snorkeling or Scuba Diving? Take 2 Minutes to Find Out Which One You’ll Actually Enjoy

You don’t need a certification to see something incredible underwater. But knowing the real difference between a snorkel tour and a dive charter changes…

Deep Sea Fishing Charter Cost in 2026: The $90 vs. $2,800 Trip Nobody Explains Before You Book
Náutica · 5 min de lectura

Deep Sea Fishing Charter Cost in 2026: The $90 vs. $2,800 Trip Nobody Explains Before You Book

Deep sea fishing charter costs $90-$2,800 depending on shared vs private, trip length, and destination. Full 2026 price breakdown inside.

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La guía del anfitrión · Para armadores, capitanes e instructores

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Los númerosEl archivo

Por qué Marina Boat App

Hecha para la gente del agua, no para el intermediario.

Para viajeros

Habla con el capitán. Paga el precio del capitán.

Escribe directamente al anfitrión: ruta, horario, tripulación y qué incluye, acordado antes de comprometerte.

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Cero comisión. Cada euro es tuyo.

Lo que paga el huésped es lo que te quedas. Descarga gratis, anuncio gratis, sin suscripción.

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Al servicio de la gente del agua.

Cero comisión no es una oferta de lanzamiento. Es como está construida la plataforma.

Por qué Marina Boat App Descarga en App Store

El cuaderno de bitácora

Una carta desde la costa.

El nuevo número, un chárter que vale la pena, nada más.