Rules you can ignore, and those you can’t
April 19th, 2024
Andy Du Port explores which rules need to be followed to the letter to avoid collisions at sea and considers
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The true carbon cost of sailing
February 7th, 2024
New research reaches some surprising conclusions about which propulsion systems might actually have the lowest carbon footprint. Theo Stocker digs
Best weather apps for sailors
January 22nd, 2023
Weather data is getting easier and cheaper to download. Sam Fortescue reviews the latest options for British publication Yachting Monthly
Laura Dekker: Ten years later
December 8th, 2022
At 16 years old, Laura Dekker defied the odds to finish her solo circumnavigation around the world. Ten years on,
What to do during an orca encounter
November 9th, 2021
In Yachting Monthly, Andy Pag explores why orcas have been damaging yachts off Spain, Portugal, and Gibraltar, and how to
Fatal yacht sinking was preventable
October 14th, 2021
by Katy Stickland, Yachting Monthly An investigation by Maritime New Zealand has concluded that window storm covers could have prevented
How to use your yacht’s hull shape
October 14th, 2021
Whether you have a long keel or twin keel rudders, there will be pros and cons when it comes to
Lessons: Sunk in a storm with no liferaft
October 7th, 2021
Bruce Goodwin’s ocean crossing with friends was nearing an end when they encountered a storm; the liferaft was lost, the
Performance Pros and Cons of Keel Types
January 18th, 2017
By Chris Beeson, Yachting Monthly James Jermain has tested hundreds of yachts in his 30 years as Yachting Monthly’s chief
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