Sailing Alone Around the World:

Joshua Slocum's personal record of his performance trip the world over is a standout amongst the most momentous – and engaging – travel accounts ever. Setting off alone from Boston on board the thirty-six-foot wooden sloop Spray in April 1895, Captain Slocum went ahead to join the positions of the world's extraordinary circumnavigators – Magellan, Drake, and Cook. Be that as it may, by revolving around the globe without group or consorts, Slocum would exceed them all: his three-year solo voyage of in excess of 46,000 miles stays unmatched in oceanic history for its boldness, ability, and assurance.