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The Ellen MacArthur Cancer Trust welcomes Kalooki to its fleet

26th March 2025

As the new boating season approaches, the Ellen MacArthur Cancer Trust has officially welcomed a new addition to its South Coast fleet – Kalooki. The brand-new, specially adapted 46ft sailing…

Shootin’ the Breeze… with Mark Beattie-Edwards, CEO of the Nautical Archaeology Society

Features

25th March 2025

Mark working on the London wreck. AAS: How did you get started in archaeology? MBE: I went to the University of Southampton in the early 1990s, not really knowing what…

Get Your Yacht Summer-Ready: The Ultimate Pre-Season Checklist

Features

5th March 2025

The words spring boat maintenance might not spark excitement, but a little prep work now means smooth sailing all summer long. To help you tackle the essentials, we spoke with…

Exploring Southampton Water: A Hidden Gem for Sailors

Features, Holidays

5th March 2025

When you think of Southampton, what comes to mind? A bustling container port, a world-leading cruise hub… and, for many sailors, a place best avoided due to its heavy shipping…

How smart technology is revolutionising marine energy efficiency

Features, News

5th March 2025

The maritime industry stands at the cusp of a transformative era. With global carbon emission targets intensifying, technological innovations like Hefring Marine’s Intelligent Marine Assistance System (IMAS) are proving to…

How To Prevent Seasickness

Features, Holidays

26th February 2025

Ferry travel expert Ante Dagelic, CEO of GetByFerry, shares this expert advice for those prone to seasickness. It is estimated that a staggering one in three people can be considered…

Shootin’ the Breeze… Jon Wilburn

Features

26th February 2025

Jon before and after the row! Jon Wilburn, a member of the ‘Lessons From A Boat’ ocean rowing team – Jason, Dan, Steve and Jon, recently rowed across the Atlantic Ocean…

Saving ‘Lonely’ Boats

Features

26th February 2025

Boatbreakers have turned match-makers to help save the country’s ‘Lonely Boats’. Alongside collecting and disposing of end of life boats across the UK, Boatbreakers now try and help save them…

Cariad: A Classic Yacht’s Long Voyage of Restoration

Features, News

19th February 2025

Cariad, a magnificent gaff ketch launched in 1896, has weathered more than just storms at sea. Her history is a captivating tale of glory, neglect and ultimately, a passionate rebirth.…

Must-visit sailing holiday hotspots in Thailand for 2025

Features, Holidays

13th February 2025

Whether you want to feel like you’ve stepped through your TV into the world of White Lotus, or want to discover the hidden gems of Thailand away from the crowds…

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