Cormac F. Lowth Presents. . .
Discover Stories of Courage, Tragedy, and Triumph Join us for an unforgettable evening as Cormac recounts the incredible history of lifeboats in Dublin Bay, from their origins in 1801 to the heroic rescues and tragic sacrifices made over the years.
Safety gear pros and cons can be a chilling subject but it pays to not only be aware of requirements but also understand the consequences of your own actions… Dating as I do from a different era, I have to say that I’ve never been deeply interested in safety gear.
Veteran charter skipper Tom Fletcher explains how to avoid some of the classic chartering mistakes. The ‘5 Ps’ is one of the oft quoted sailing tuition maxims: proper preparation prevents poor performance.
Charter companies are becoming more environmentally aware writes Sue Pelling. Here are the some of the companies working towards more sustainable yacht charters. There is no doubt that sustainable travel practices can make a substantial difference in protecting our planet...
The J/40 is the latest cruiser from J-Boats. Not designed around any particular racing rules, she's a pure performance cruiser
The Evo 60, a modern-looking luxury catamaran expected to cost around $3.5m, will debut at the International Multihull Show in 2026.
The National Yacht Club has awarded thirteen annual awards for outstanding sailing achievements by members of the Club as well as the Commodore's Cup, left at the discretion of the Commodore.
White sails on the wine dark sea – Affordable yacht chartering was practically invented in this Mediterranean paradise and the islands remain welcoming to sailing tourists In the 1970s, Greece spearheaded the flotilla and charter culture, and to this day, remains a popular destination.
History and culture combine to make The Tyrrhenian Sea and the Italian coastline one of the most cosmopolitan but charming charter sailing areas on earth. Italy boasts many wonderful cruising grounds in a relatively small geographic area...
