An Oasis in the Middle of the Atlantic
Peter Cafe Sport is a popular refuge for world-cruising sailors who stop over to provision and make repairs in the Azores.
Peter Cafe Sport is a popular refuge for world-cruising sailors who stop over to provision and make repairs in the Azores.
Management and General Committee would like to draw members attention to the below Bye-Laws in relation to the Club Bar and Dining Room.
James Stevens considers a problem sent in by a Yachting Monthly reader who wants to know whether you should leave harbour with an unsettled forecast
Slam dunk and lee-bow tacks: the America’s Cup event in Jeddah showed that winning on foils is no longer about banging a corner at pace
The best kayaking gloves are an essential investment for anyone who enjoys year-round paddling in kayaks and canoes, or while stand-up paddleboarding
This question is the title of Stokey Woodall’s book. A formidable sailor, expert celestial navigator, advisor to the likes of Sir Chay Blyth and a lively raconteur, he shared his story with Sophie Dingwall
Despite growing up in the landlocked town of Dudley with no desire to sail...
We ask top sailors and marine industry gurus to choose the coolest and most innovative yachts of our times. Michel Desjoyeaux nominates Monitor
The April Issue of Sailing Today with Yachts and Yachting is out now, packed with adventure, races, running aground and relaxing summer charter ideas. The glowing Dufour 370 on the cover has been taken out for a test by our Editor Sam Jefferson.
The Royal Cork laser class had two sailors competing in Vilamoura Grandprix round 2 last week in the ILCA 6/Radial class. Michael Doherty and Andrew Kingston had competed in the first round before Christmas and travelled to Vilamoura last week for round two.
The NYC is hosting a Yachtmaster Offshore Theory Course over 6 evenings, 2 full days & 1 day exam
With a modern water-based and VOC-free epoxy Coppercoat gives off no dangerous solvents or unpleasant smells
When a long-term closure of the Corinth Canal was announced with hours to spare, one crew faced a 300-mile detour to get home. Rosemary Macray recalls the desperate sail to make it through