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'Suddenly we found ourselves in our child's headmaster’s office asking if anyone ever taken a year off to go sailing?
Sweden · Sweden

'Suddenly we found ourselves in our child's headmaster’s office asking if anyone ever taken a year off to go sailing?

Amy Kemp, husband James, their three kids, cockapoo, a violin, two dinghies, and a keyboard are about to set sail on their Farr 56 for a five-month adventure exploring the Norwegian fjords and the Swedish coastEver since James and I first met, we have fantasised about going on some kind of boat-based adventure. Every time we go on holiday, we lament the fact we can’t keep going for more weeks, months, even years. Every time one of our three chil…Read Article
'An orange glow lit up the horizon: an oil tanker had been torpedoed' – Dick Durham - Yachting Monthly
Port Macquarie · Port Macquarie

'An orange glow lit up the horizon: an oil tanker had been torpedoed' – Dick Durham - Yachting Monthly

Dick Durham looks into the life of his grandfather who came close to death on many occasions during a life spend on tall shipsInside an old jewellery box sits a yellowing fang set in a gold mount. It is the triangular molar wrenched from a shark jaw trolled for somewhere in the South Atlantic at the turn of the 19th century. Those fishing for the predator included my grandfather, Richard Stephens Durham, then a teenage apprentice aboard the thre…Read Article
How bow thrusters can help close quarters manoeuvring

How bow thrusters can help close quarters manoeuvring

Mooring a boat can be nerve-racking – especially when there’s an audience gathered outside the marina bar, watching with keen interest, writes Susannah HartWhether you’re a seasoned sailor or a novice skipper, manoeuvring in tight spaces can be challenging. But with the right equipment, returning to your berth doesn’t have to be stressful. We spoke with Paul Hardy, Refit & Service Manager at Ancasta Yacht Services, to explore how bow thrusters a…Read Article

Holidaying in Europe on a yacht: What you need to know

Cruising to Europe this summer? Make sure you know the rules for clearing in and outThings have changed considerably over the last few years when it comes to freedom of movement to sail and travel within the European Union, and many of the freedoms British sailors took for granted five years ago are now gone. Here are a few guidelines to help point you in the right direction for some of the key issues this summer. This article does not cover VAT…European UnionRead Article

Modern (and more sustainable) alternatives to teak decking

New products using traditional materials offer a sustainable solution to caring for your decks, writes Susannah HartThe material, colour, and condition of a yacht’s deck can dramatically transform its overall look and feel. Over the years, marine decking materials have evolved, moving from natural, traditional hardwoods to more advanced, sustainable synthetics. This shift mirrors the environmental consciousness that was once at the heart of earl…Bournemouth · BournemouthRead Article

UK sea temperatures soar after exceptionally warm spring

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Zhik Spirit of Adventure: 'Wonderful opportunities for whale watching as these gracious creatures head north'

Frances and Michael Howorth highlight the routes and knowledge sailors should have before they sail south to the bottom of the worldSailing a yacht down to Antarctica can be an incredible adventure. Get it right and it will earn its ‘voyage of a lifetime’ reputation. Taking a small yacht into the area offers the opportunity to plan a private and exclusive voyage that avoids routes used by exploration cruise ships. Offering freedom and the flexib…Ushuaia · UshuaiaRead Article

Day sailing to the Isles of Scilly: Dodging a 35,000-tonne cargo ship

Anna Bingham and the co-owners of Quaker Girl dice with a 35,000-tonne cargo ship when day sailing to the Isles of Scilly The Isles of Scilly comes into view. Photo: Anna Bingham Quaker Girl is waiting patiently at the end of steep granite steps for her third skipper. Not that she needs three, or even one for that matter. But as I step on board, the usual argument about who is in charge breaks out – and, as usual, no one backs down. Our shared …Isles of Scilly · Isles of ScillyRead Article

How to install Ultrasonic Antifouling and why I chose it to beef up my protection

The Baltic’s nutrient-rich waters forced Sam Fortescue to consider an eco-friendly alternative to conventional antifouling paint… Ultrasonic AntifoulingYou might recognise the feeling – a sense of deepening anxiety as the moment for your boat’s annual haul-out finally approaches. What state will the hull be in? And what exotic forms of marine fouling will have taken up residence this time round? For me, this had become a form of annual humiliati…Germany · GermanyRead Article

Should there be both foiling and non-foiling classes in the next Vendée Globe?

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The latest generation of foiling IMOCA are more reliable than ever and impressive, but should the non-foilers be rewarded too? Charlie Dalin's Macif is one of the favourites. Photo: Ronan Gladu / Disobey / Macif / VG2024 The Grand National of sailing that is the Vendée Globe has once again gifted an amazing romp around the globe, in which we were able to live alongside 40 sailors through their ups, downs, disasters and triumphs. As the last few …Sailing · United KingdomSee the Story

Yachting in Croatia: 5 top cruising destinations in the Mediterranean

I've researched five great destinations offering relaxing and culture-filled holidays to inspire some yachting in Croatia.Photo: GettyYachting in Croatia is an excellent way to spend time off because it offers many beautiful towns, anchorages, and hidden gems to explore. Many of the team here have chartered along Croatia’s coastline, discovering what’s worth visiting. There are sheltered anchorages aplenty amongst Croatia’s islands. Photo: Getty…Dubrovnik · DubrovnikRead Article

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