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Against the tide: A 1,000-mile race against the Great British Summer
Tony Moss and his wife Marike cross the North Sea to sail around Britain anticlockwise, braving...
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A cold shower and shredded £50s: The reality of Mediterranean yacht ownership
From Croatia to Malta, Nick Ridley shares the joys and expensive jolts of his first Mediterranean...
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Wetter, warmer, sunnier: A forecasters guide to the challenges and opportunities of climate change for sailors
A veteran forecaster explores how climate change is reshaping our seas and what shifting winds...
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The Yachting Monthly Celtic Triangle Race is back for 2026!
Boats line up ahead of the start of Leg 1 of the Yachting Monthly Celtic Triangle Race at...
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Sailing the Shipping Forecast – Cruising the Humber: ‘A big fleet of Darts were racing and we had several enthusiastic waves’
Jane enjoys a fast reach towards Spurn Head Celebrating 100 years of the BBC Shipping Forecast,...
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What lifejackets should you have for offshore cruising?
Every month Yachting Monthly's resident skills expert, Rachael Sprot answers a reader's question....
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The master mariner’s tale: Why experience trumps preparation
Ivan reached category 4 as it bore down on Jamaica. Photo: AlamyDick Durham reviews Tom...
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Turn to Starboard and Invictus Games unveil veteran-crewed voyage around the UK
Turn to Starboard hopes to add the tall ship Pellew to its fleet. Photo: Gareth Davies / Turn to...
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Former student Emily Stokes returns to the Boat Building Academy in Lyme Regis as tutor
Emily Stokes in the main workshop at the BBA in Lyme Regis. Photo: Boat Building Academy. In...
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Speedy daysailers and rugged explorers: This season’s most exciting new launches
From sleek Dutch speedsters to aluminium bluewater world-girdlers, the latest crop of new yachts...
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Winter jobs and frozen fingers – Libby Purves
Keep warm and the delights of winter sailing can be all yoursWalking alongside the water on a...
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From sextants to screens: Has modern tech made us better (or worse) sailors?
Society and sailing have both changed dramatically in 60 years. We explore how new tech and yacht...
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Sailing the Shipping Forecast: Tyne’s marvels and Holy Island, ‘A place that stirs the imagination’
Joanna Martin is an illustrator and printmaker based in County Down. Her designs are inspired by...
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Navigating tight harbours and finding sanctuary in the Greek sun
The Saronic Gulf offers sailors a mix of deep blue seas, ancient history, and sheltered harbours...
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How would you try to avoid this tidal marina collision?
Every month Yachting Monthly's resident skills expert, Rachael Sprot answers a reader's question....
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Sail care: how to get the best from your sails with basic repairs and proper cleaning
Spinnakers and cruising chutes tend to be made from woven nylon. Check your mainsail’s draught...
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Environmental journalism award winner! The sailors working to save Britain’s seagrass meadows
Anchored in a quiet loch on the west coast of Scotland, Katherine Knight discovered the seabed...
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ARC+ yachts safely across the Atlantic
Enjoy The Silence is the first of the ARC+ yachts to cross the Atlantic to Port Louis Marina,...
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Hauling out and heading south: Pete Goss on the unexpected call of the deep
The boat is tucked up for winter, but an unexpected opportunity has sent Pete Goss on an instant,...
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