On-water marine assistance provider Sea Tow has tapped data collection and aggregation innovator Radian as its preferred vessel tracking and monitoring solution.
Cruising through the holidays? These four festive galley-borne delights are sure to help make your Festivus afloat all merry and bright.
Design developments have made hydrogenerators the most efficient form of sustainable auxiliary energy for yachts. Sam Fortescue reviews the latest innovations
Cruising World’s Boat of the Year judges test-sailed the Umberto Felci-designed Dufour 41 this past October in Annapolis, Maryland, and came away with several fresh impressions from this storied builder.
Dufour Yachts will become the exclusive supplier of monohull sailing yachts for Sunsail and The Moorings.
If you’re planning on visiting some of the world’s most beautiful parks, you’re in for a treat. Whether you’re heading to the United States, Japan, or South Africa, there are plenty of natural wonders to explore.
This festive season, gift yourself or your loved ones a truly unique experience with the Christmas ticket offer for the 2024 Southampton International Boat Show. They have just 500 general admission...
The HH44, a groundbreaking yacht, blends joyous sailing with eco-friendly innovation. With cutting-edge construction and a hybrid propulsion system, it defines a new era in bluewater cruising.
Designing and building big cruising boats is a pursuit that continues to evolve, both technically and creatively. Nowhere was this reality on better display than with the trio of yachts that comprise the Full-Size Cruiser class for 2024.
It’s time to reveal the December edition of Runner Tracks and revisit the Western Challenge to discover why this event is one of the best in the world of ice sailing. There’s also a nice surprise photospread at the end from Michigan DNer and photographer Chris Clark US4789.
Dockmate has announced a positioning feature for its wireless remote-control systems.
The first crews have arrived at the finish of both the ARC and ARC+ rallies, with Italian flagged boats crossing the line first in both fleets
After a not-so-minor accident, Jim Wallace decided to set sail across the Pacific singlehanded – in more ways than one. He soon realised it wasn’t the wisest choice
