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For people living around the Gulf of Mexico and along the Atlantic coast, June 1st marks the beginning of the most unpredictable and tumultuous time of the year: hurricane season. For boat owners, developing a hurricane plan is two-fold. You must consider protecting yourself and your family in addition to your vessel, be it on a trailer or in the water. This guide will address all aspects of hurricane preparation, from vessels on a trailer or in water to hurricane holes and insurance policies, so that you are equipped and ready for this upcoming season.

As more Americans take to boating, the risks of boating increase In 2020, the number of boating accidents increased 26.3%,…

Under ideal circumstances, recreational boating provides an escape from all of the daily distractions of a landlocked life. Out on…

The Great Loop has long stood as one of the most ambitious boating adventures in North America, a continuous waterway…

There are five basic knots that every boater should know. All knots used by boaters are designed to be easy…

Whether you’re brand new to boating or just brushing up before your next trip, knowing a few key terms and…

Choosing the right marina isn’t just about convenience or scenery — it directly affects your boat’s safety, your insurance coverage,…

When hurricanes, tornadoes, or hailstorms threaten the coast, boaters have a tough decision: leave their vessel docked and hope for…

As the motorcycle insurance experts at VOOM, we understand riders who also enjoy time on the water. This unique intersection…

As the days grow longer and temperatures rise, boaters everywhere are eager to shake off winter and get back on…

There’s nothing quite like the feeling of being out on the water—sun shining, waves lapping against the hull, and a…

Business Observer [New York, NY - February 7, 2025] A New York insurance brokerage that specializes in boat coverage is…