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Do you find deciding on the right rope a bit of a minefield? Here's how to choose the best rope for you.
13/11/2024

Do you find deciding on the right rope a bit of a minefield? Here's how to choose the best rope for you.

Rope continues to develop every year. We take a look at the plethora of options on the market tp help you make the right purchase for your boat

How practical is the Dufour 2800 to liveaboard full time? We asked one owner who enjoys cruising around Mallorca’s Bahia...
13/11/2024

How practical is the Dufour 2800 to liveaboard full time? We asked one owner who enjoys cruising around Mallorca’s Bahia de Pollensa

Jeremy Evans enjoys cruising around Mallorca’s Bahia de Pollensa, living aboard one of Michel Dufour’s classic designs, the Dufour 2800

"It is only when you sail with a person that you learn their real capabilities and skills". Do you agree?
13/11/2024

"It is only when you sail with a person that you learn their real capabilities and skills". Do you agree?

When Alan England found himself stranded in Greece without crew to assist his return passage, he made a rash decision he was soon to regret

Crystal waters, cliff tombs and sunken outboards – Iain Willis wanted to ensure his first family charter was plain saili...
12/11/2024

Crystal waters, cliff tombs and sunken outboards – Iain Willis wanted to ensure his first family charter was plain sailing around Turkey's Lycian Coast.

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Could you berth safely in a strong cross wind?
12/11/2024

Could you berth safely in a strong cross wind?

Do you panic when trying to berth in a busy marina? How would you cope with strong cross wind? James Stevens answers your Questions of Seamanship

If you're looking for a boat that’s easily tamed from the wheel, simple to handle, and family-friendly on deck and down ...
12/11/2024

If you're looking for a boat that’s easily tamed from the wheel, simple to handle, and family-friendly on deck and down below, she’s a comfortable contender for your cash...

If you think Jeanneau only makes boats for the charter market, think again. The 41DS is aimed squarely at the average cruising couple, as Chris Beeson finds out

Does your boats weather helm bother you, or does she go better on one tack than the other? Here's how to iron out the fo...
12/11/2024

Does your boats weather helm bother you, or does she go better on one tack than the other? Here's how to iron out the foibles with a proper boat rig setup

Does your boats weather helm bother you? Does she sail better on one tack than the other? Here's how to iron out the foibles with proper boat rig setup

How do you get a MOB back onboard? The RYA's former Yachtmaster chief examiner, James Stevens answers your questions of ...
11/11/2024

How do you get a MOB back onboard? The RYA's former Yachtmaster chief examiner, James Stevens answers your questions of seamanship.

The RYA's former Yachtmaster chief examiner, James Stevens answers your questions of seamanship. This month, how would you deal with an MOB?

A freak wave wreaks havoc on Kass Schmitt and Rupert Holmes' 36ft one design yacht Zest as they attempt to sail to Lanza...
11/11/2024

A freak wave wreaks havoc on Kass Schmitt and Rupert Holmes' 36ft one design yacht Zest as they attempt to sail to Lanzarote

Sailors from the Scaramouche Sailing Trust share how the sailing community has helped nurture young sailing talent
11/11/2024

Sailors from the Scaramouche Sailing Trust share how the sailing community has helped nurture young sailing talent

Black Lives Matter hit headlines in 2020. Scaramouche Sailing Trust’s Jaydon Owusu and Tyler Harriott share their experiences of the UK sailing community

This boat was made for the open ocean...
10/11/2024

This boat was made for the open ocean...

Ketch builder Amel has launched its first sloop for 20 years, a sloop with modern twin rudders at that. Pip Hare travels to La Rochelle to test her

Having a yacht survey can be stressful without the right preparation. Surveyor Ben Sutcliffe-Davies explains how to get ...
10/11/2024

Having a yacht survey can be stressful without the right preparation. Surveyor Ben Sutcliffe-Davies explains how to get the best advice for your money

Having a yacht survey can be stressful without the right preparation. Ben Sutcliffe-Davies explains how to get the best advice for your money

"It was at this point that we realised that we had more cups than crew members..."
10/11/2024

"It was at this point that we realised that we had more cups than crew members..."

Cruising confessions - Don’t forget your crew

This Danish deck saloon oozes quality and solidity from every mahogany grain, but how well does she sail?
09/11/2024

This Danish deck saloon oozes quality and solidity from every mahogany grain, but how well does she sail?

This Danish deck saloon oozes quality and solidity from every mahogany grain, but how well does she sail? Chris Beeson had 24 hours to find out

Marine electrical expert Nigel Calder explains why boat batteries emit hydrogen and how to minimise the dangers
09/11/2024

Marine electrical expert Nigel Calder explains why boat batteries emit hydrogen and how to minimise the dangers

'For a heavy boat, she handles remarkably well'
09/11/2024

'For a heavy boat, she handles remarkably well'

GT 35 – Yachting Monthly review

You may have yet to hear of agonic and isogonic lines, but they are the secret behind what your compass tells you, says ...
08/11/2024

You may have yet to hear of agonic and isogonic lines, but they are the secret behind what your compass tells you, says Simon Phillips.

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'I have dreamed of competing in the Vendée Globe since reading about the race in a sailing magazine at the age of 17' wr...
08/11/2024

'I have dreamed of competing in the Vendée Globe since reading about the race in a sailing magazine at the age of 17' writes Pip Hare.

Pip Hare was the first British skipper to finish the 2020-21 Vendée Globe. On Sunday, she will be lining up for the 2024 edition. In her own words, here's what it was like just before the race began in 2020.

'I had worked so hard to enter the race, and had been supported by so many people; I was determined to savour and profit from every moment, whatever it brought.

'Starting the race was a strange experience.

'There was part of me that struggled to believe I was actually there.

'I missed my friends and family immensely and felt cheated that my parents couldn’t share the moment with me.

'But once the fog lifted and the two-hour postponement of the start came to an end, I found myself lining up with my heroes.

'I was in the thick of a start line alongside 2020 foiling boats, experienced skippers and multi-million euro campaigns, but I felt I had earned my right to be there and I put the bow towards the start, unfurled the gennaker and sailed hard for the line.'

Will you be following the Vendée Globe?

Images credits: Jean-Louis Carli/Alea, Richard Langdon/Ocean Images, Pip Hare/Medallia, and Poole Harbour Commissioners

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