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New Exhibition at National Maritime Museum: Surfing Hall of Fame

Falmouth, England · Falmouth

New Exhibition at National Maritime Museum: Surfing Hall of Fame

The Flotilla in the Main Hall. Credit: National Maritime Museum Cornwall A recent refurbishment and the launch of a new exhibition to celebrate the history of surfing in Cornwall are among the many good reasons to visit the National Maritime Museum Cornwall, writes Sue Pelling. Step into the main exhibition hall of the National Maritime Museum Cornwall (NMMC) in Falmouth and you are instantly engulfed by a huge wave of nostalgia with some of the…Read Article

How is the Round the Island Race Organised?

Isle of Wight · Isle of Wight

How is the Round the Island Race Organised?

Round the Island Race – The Needles. Credit: Paul Wyeth/RTIR Georgie Corlett-Pitt gets the organisers’ perspective on this iconic event from Race Director Dave Atkinson… This year’s Round the Island Race takes place on Saturday 7 June, with the first start at 7.30am. Renowned as a #RaceForAll, the sheer variety and volume of boats that enter each year is at the core of what makes this annual 50nm circumnavigation of the Isle of Wight a world-ren…Read Article

Unexpected Cruising Adventures: The Importance of Saying Yes

Langkawi · Langkawi

Unexpected Cruising Adventures: The Importance of Saying Yes

Cruising Adventures. Credit: Jess Lloyd Mostyn Say yes to the unexpected and you never know where you’ll end up… Jess Lloyd-Mostyn tells us of her cruising adventures… a wedding, a local march, and even becoming a foster family to an expectant cat! Living on a sailboat is a crash course in adaptability. The weather may not play ball, port clearance may take longer to issue than thought, a crew member may suddenly be taken sick. Rolling with the …Read Article

Charter Tips: Top 5 Commonly Asked Questions

One of Sail Ionian’s Bavaria C57s settled nicely at anchor. Credit: Sail Ionian What are the top five most commonly asked questions at the start of a charter? Charter veteran Tom Fletcher has the best charter tips for you. One of the most popular extras we offer at Sail Ionian is the Assisted Sailing programme. The programme offers the support of a skipper on board for a day or two at the start of a bareboat charter. Many of our guests only sail…Ionian Islands · Ionian Islands Read Article

Corinthian Cruising Guide: Sailing the Gulfs of Greece

Corinthian Cruising -Gulf of Corinth and the Rio-Antirrio Bridge. Credit: Getty Images Greece is a country of many gifts for the cruising sailor. The Gulf of Corinth is one of its hidden treasures as Rod Heikell narrates. When sailing from the Ionian in Greece to the Aegean we often prefer to take the slightly longer route around the Peloponnese. But early season it all depends on the weather and, not for the first time, this year we did a handb…Greece · Greece Read Article

Cruising the Outer Hebrides: Barry's Guide to Scotland's Wild North

Approaching Strathaird Bay on the Isle of Skye, one of many deserted anchorages within the Western Isles. Credit: Barry Pickthall/PPL The continuing story of Barry Pickthall’s sometimes dramatic two year cruise from Chichester to the Outer Hebrides and back. Regular readers will recall that we last left Barry in ST/YY July 2025 after a calamitous dismasting off Portmaddy in the Outer Hebrides, led to repairs and over-wintering in Ullapool and an…Scotland, United Kingdom · Scotland Read Article

Micky Beckett's Comeback: Positives of the Professional Circuit

Micky Beckett – 53 Trofeo Princesa Sofía Mallorca by Iberostar. Credit: Sailing Energy / Princesa Sofía A British medal jamboree at Princesa Sofía Regatta in Palma, and the ups and downs of racing on the professional circuit. I won’t make a secret of it. I was in a bit of a hole after the Olympics. It was pretty shortly after that when I told myself, ‘well I’m going to have to go and win Palma next year!’” That’s what Micky Beckett told me soon …Wales, United Kingdom · Wales Read Article

Chartplotter Buyer's Guide: Top New Marine Electronics

Raymarine’s Axiom+ chartplotter in action Sam Fortescue takes a look at the latest developments when it comes to chartplotters. News late last year that Imray will cease publishing paper charts after the coming sailing season has caused concern among sailors and navigators. It may be one of the reasons that the UK Hydrographic Office has given its paper charts a stay of execution until at least 2030. But however you feel about the move, it throw…United Kingdom · United Kingdom Read Article

What’s Causing Decline at Class Open Meeting Championships?

The highly active and popular WASZP class is swarming to Weymouth this year. The WASZP Games in July is expected to attract nearly 300 boats, and maybe more. Credit: James Tomlinson There are plenty of factors relating to why class open meeting championship attendance in some classes are suffering more than others. Sue Pelling considers some of the reasons, and highlights a selection of classes attracting big numbers. There is no denying the fac…Weymouth, England · Weymouth Read Article

The History of Hunter Boats: Peter Poland’s British Boatbuilding

The Hunter Liberty was an innovative David Thomas design inspired by the whalers he used to race in New Zealand. Credit: Peter Poland Peter Poland helped set up Hunter Boats, one of the most successful British boatbuilders of recent years. He looks back on the ups and downs of building the business. My early sailing experiences came about because my paternal grandfather Kenneth Poland owned successful syndicates in Lloyds of London. He had done …Burnham-on-Crouch · Burnham-on-Crouch Read Article

Hanse 360 Boat Test: High Performing Entry Level Cruiser

Credit: Hanse Yachts Peter Poland puts Hanse’s new 360 through her paces and discovers that this entry level cruiser has much to offer. When Michael Schmidt took a rest from successful racing on German Admiral’s Cup yachts, the Berlin Wall was beginning to crumble in late 1989. So he decided to investigate East German boat yards that had skilled workforces in order to get in ahead of the inevitable rush and get a really good deal. Schmidt’s firs…Greifswald · Greifswald Read Article

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