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Sailing Southampton to Brittany: Channel Cruising Guide

Southampton, United Kingdom · Southampton

Sailing Southampton to Brittany: Channel Cruising Guide

Channel cruising – Morbihan, Gulf of Morbihan, Les Sept Îles. Credit: Getty Images Clive Loughlin plans a ‘bucket list’ epic adventure to North Brittany. My friends and I have got to the age where bucket lists deserve serious attention. Last year I teamed up with my friend Keith and his daughter Jess to take his syndicated Sigma 362 Fast Escape to the Channel Islands, and in particular to circumnavigate Jersey, which was just that bit further th…Read Article

Saare 47 Boat Test: A Customisable Estonian Cruiser

Estonia · Estonia

Saare 47 Boat Test: A Customisable Estonian Cruiser

Saare 47 – Estonian cruiser. Credit: Saare Yachts Saare Yachts is an Estonian manufacturer that is little known in the UK but produces high quality cruisers. The 47 is its latest and Sam Fortescue steps aboard to discover more. It is a quiet spring day in Eckernförde on the Baltic coast. Looking down this deep inlet past the German submarine base that dominates the harbour, there is no sign yet of the 6-8kts of wind that is forecast. It is going…Read Article

How to Become an Offshore Fishing Pro

United Kingdom · United Kingdom

How to Become an Offshore Fishing Pro

Offshore fishing – Reeling in a marlin, lifejacket on and clipped onto the boat. Credit: Jenevora Swann With the Atlantic Ocean crossing season looming, Jenevora Swann shares some tips on how to get ready for offshore fishing, without breaking the bank. Fishing offshore adds an extra dimension to passage making, not only can it provide a healthy and delicious source of protein, but it’s also good fun for the whole crew to get involved with and e…Read Article

Best Exotic Sailing Holidays: New Tropical Chartering Options

An idyllic anchorage in the Andaman Sea, Thailand. Credit: Shutterstock Looking to a stretch your sailing holiday skill and ability? How about venturing to one of the many exotic locations like the Indian Ocean, South East Asia or Australasia, where demand is on the increase, writes Sue Pelling. As the demand for sailing holidays in exotic locations increases, sailing holiday companies are now embracing the move, resulting in more and more optio…Thailand · Thailand Read Article

Rules for Avoidance of Collision at Sea?

Avoiding collision at sea. Credit: Shutterstock While obsessing about relatively minor things go bump in the night, Paul recalls a possible collision at sea incident with a ship in the Atlantic that was a bit too close for comfort! Let’s talk about things that go bump in the night, usually the last thing you want when you have finally got the bunk warm and are just nodding off. Tap, tap, bump, tap, scrape…. and on it goes. You throw your head in…United Kingdom · United Kingdom Read Article

Bangor Marina Guide: Passage, Facilities & Cruising Grounds

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What Does the Revived Admiral’s Cup Mean for the Racing Scene?

Eric de Turckheim’s –Teasing Machine – highly scucesful and experienced crew. RORC Nelson’s Cup 2023. Credit: Tim Wright Georgie Corlett-Pitt takes a look at the revived Admiral’s Cup and what it means for the racing scene… Years in the planning, and looking set to become a biennial fixture, the much-feted Admiral’s Cup returns this summer after a 22-year hiatus. As a celebration to mark the centenary of host club, the Royal Ocean Racing Club,…Cowes, England · Cowes Read Article

New Exhibition at National Maritime Museum: Surfing Hall of Fame

The Flotilla in the Main Hall. Credit: National Maritime Museum Cornwall A recent refurbishment and the launch of a new exhibition to celebrate the history of surfing in Cornwall are among the many good reasons to visit the National Maritime Museum Cornwall, writes Sue Pelling. Step into the main exhibition hall of the National Maritime Museum Cornwall (NMMC) in Falmouth and you are instantly engulfed by a huge wave of nostalgia with some of the…Falmouth, England · Falmouth Read Article

How is the Round the Island Race Organised?

Round the Island Race – The Needles. Credit: Paul Wyeth/RTIR Georgie Corlett-Pitt gets the organisers’ perspective on this iconic event from Race Director Dave Atkinson… This year’s Round the Island Race takes place on Saturday 7 June, with the first start at 7.30am. Renowned as a #RaceForAll, the sheer variety and volume of boats that enter each year is at the core of what makes this annual 50nm circumnavigation of the Isle of Wight a world-ren…Isle of Wight · Isle of Wight Read Article

Unexpected Cruising Adventures: The Importance of Saying Yes

Cruising Adventures. Credit: Jess Lloyd Mostyn Say yes to the unexpected and you never know where you’ll end up… Jess Lloyd-Mostyn tells us of her cruising adventures… a wedding, a local march, and even becoming a foster family to an expectant cat! Living on a sailboat is a crash course in adaptability. The weather may not play ball, port clearance may take longer to issue than thought, a crew member may suddenly be taken sick. Rolling with the …Langkawi · Langkawi Read Article

Charter Tips: Top 5 Commonly Asked Questions

One of Sail Ionian’s Bavaria C57s settled nicely at anchor. Credit: Sail Ionian What are the top five most commonly asked questions at the start of a charter? Charter veteran Tom Fletcher has the best charter tips for you. One of the most popular extras we offer at Sail Ionian is the Assisted Sailing programme. The programme offers the support of a skipper on board for a day or two at the start of a bareboat charter. Many of our guests only sail…Ionian Islands · Ionian Islands Read Article

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