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The terrifying and beautiful reality of yachting through the Middle East
Anna and Angus cast off from New Zealand three years ago on an extensive circumnavigation,...
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Sailing the Shipping Forecast: ‘A distant swell reminded us how lucky we were to have it so good’
Lulworth Cove is beautifully enclosed but is susceptible to swell from the south. Photo:...
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Does your boat represent freedom or a is it a floating prison? Libby Purves
From wobbly dinghies to terrifying heads, Libby Purves offers vital advice on how to be a...
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How to deal with heat and cold at sea
A wave over the deck or a rain shower can be enough to start the process of hypothermia. Photo:...
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‘There is no such thing as too much preparation’: Cruising the British Virgin Islands
Deadman's Beach, BVI. Photo: Stuart H NewbergerSpending winter in the tropics is a dream, but...
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‘Astral was rolled and lost her mast as the wind increased to 80 knots’ – Dick Durham
Mistral wind storm on the sea,along the coast near Cala Luna beach in Cala Gonone, Dorgali,...
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What to do if someone anchors too close to your boat?
Every month Yachting Monthly's resident expert, Rachael Sprot answers a readers sailing question....
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Sailing through the Kiel Canal to the Baltic and beyond
The western entrance to the Kiel Canal leaves the North Sea near Cuxhaven on the Elbe. Photo:...
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Ocean with David Attenborough: ‘This film is really about how to create abundance…’
Silverback Films and Open Planet Studios with Arksen & 10% for the Ocean produced Ocean with...
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Navigating blind: The urgent threat of GPS spoofing to sailors
Jamming and spoofing GPS signals is now rife in certain parts of the world, but there are ways...
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Your ultimate pre-season marine electronics checklist
We all have a pre-season boat checklist, but are your instruments lying to you? Our expert,...
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‘We spot a reindeer on the shore of an island close to an anchorage’: Sailing through the Baltic to Bothnia
The guest port of Baggviken on the Swedish island of Mjältön. Photo: Janneke KuystersDutch couple...
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What if the Truman Show was set on the High Seas? The new ‘GGR Window’ will offer 24/7 one-way access to the solo round-the-world adventure
A proposed GGR Live Window test screen showing heart rate, sailing data, scrolling fleet news,...
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How the smartphone quietly conquered marine photography… eventually – Pete Goss
A bright moon and still waters for the night. Photo: Pete Goss MBEPhotography onboard has gone...
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How to deal with a prop wrap
Each month Yachting Monthly's resident expert, Rachael Sprot, answers a reader's question. This...
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Russian warship fires warning shots at yacht in English Channel
This picture taken on February 28, 2021 shows a view of the Russian Navy frigate RFS Admiral...
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Cruising the Limfjord: A guide to Denmark’s island-hopping paradise
Conditions and surroundings make for beautiful sailing as well as a useful cut through from North...
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‘Give me the patient strategy of offshore racing over the spectacle of SailGP’ – Lu Heikell
Is modern racing starting to look more like draughts than chess? Is something being lost in the...
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How 21st Century space engineering has helped make an affordable marine watermaker
Vital Lyfe Access watermaker is portable and includes a battery for remote use.A reverse-osmosis...
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A bold, perilous mission (just across the bridge to the pub)
Three men on a boat timing the tides to get alongside the pub… what could go wrong? One of the...
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