Alison Major shares how she balances remote work with life aboard while cruising the Great Loop. Learn her tips for staying productive, connected, and enjoying every mile of the journey.

It’s book launch day! Remote Work Afloat is officially available on Kindle, with print and audio versions coming this summer. I wrote this book because it’s the resource I wish I had when we started working from a boat. If you're dreaming of taking your work onto the water, this guide will help you stay connected, productive, and free to enjoy the cruising life.

Join Alison on The Boater’s Lounge podcast as she shares the story of our family’s unforgettable Great Loop journey! From navigating the Erie Canal to tackling seasickness in the Gulf of Mexico, she’ll dive into the highs, lows, and lessons learned along the way. Tune in for tips, inspiration, and the story behind Loop Life Academy—a resource hub for families dreaming of this iconic boating adventure.

Living on a sailboat and learning how to sail can be a transformative experience for children (and adults!). It offers a unique opportunity for developing independence, problem-solving skills, teamwork, and a love of nature.

America's Great Loop is a continuous waterway that encompasses the eastern portion of North America, including the Atlantic and Gulf Intracoastal Waterways, the Great Lakes, the Canadian Heritage Canals, and the inland rivers of America's heartland. The entire route is roughly 6,000 miles long. Depending on their pace and path, it can take boaters anywhere from 6 months to over a year to complete the Loop.