James Stevens considers a problem sent in by a Yachting Monthly reader who wants to know whether to risk crossing a harbour bar in poor conditions
Mike has sailed to Salcombe in his 11m long keeled yacht called Boundless with two friends. He took the east-going …Continue reading »
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Yachting Year is fast becoming the must read annual for discerning sailors. Rob Peake, one of the finest editors in the industry, has sailed his seasoned eye overthe pages of Classic Boat, Sailing Today and Yachts and Yachting, selected thefinest stories, and distilled them into one bumper issue for you to enjoy. Whether youwant to […]
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Welcome to the March issue of Sailing Today with Yachts and Yachting! Here’s a little glimpse into the latest edition… “It may still be a bit chilly on the water but the March issue of Sailing Today with Yachts andYachting will warm the cockles of your heart as it ushers in a new sailing season. […]
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The Island Sailing Club (ISC) has announced that entries are now open for the 2024 edition of Britain’s Favourite Yacht Race, the Round the Island Race, which is being held on Saturday 15th June 2024. The annual Round the Island Race has become an iconic sporting event with the first race taking place in 1931. […]
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Radar is now more efficient, more affordable and far more advanced than even a few years ago. Rachael Sprot explains how to use rader to keep clear at sea
The life of a radar on board a cruising yacht is an easy one. Aside from a few hours of …Continue reading »
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RNLI is named as the annual Round the Island Race official 2024 Charity The annual Round the Island Race, organised by the Island Sailing Club, is a one-day yacht race around the Isle of Wight and will take place on 15th June this year. The race which began on a much smaller scale over 90 […]
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James Stevens considers a problem sent in by a Yachting Monthly reader who wants to know whether to proceed when a navigation light is obscured
Sue is cruising around the small ports of north Brittany singlehanded on board a 9m cruising yacht. She is intending …Continue reading »
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With new flotilla launches and a New Year special offer not to be missed, Sunsail is celebrating 2024 in style. 2024 stands as a significant chapter for Sunsail—a milestone marking our 50th anniversary. Yet, this isn’t merely a celebration of our past; it’s a resounding promise for the future. Sunsail remains steadfast in our commitment […]
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