BOATING

With the last turn on the cleat our yacht is safely moored up. We are exhausted. What a day! I sit back in the cockpit and close my eyes. Time to take in today’s events.   I can see the helicopter

In short, Yes you do! ALL vessels must have a passage plan. Yachtmaster Dave Comer, explains the checklist and areas to keep in mind to ensure a safe and enjoyable voyage every time.

What’s all the fuss about the Jeanneau Marlin 895 and its claim to be the SUV of the sea? Atlantic yachts tell you exactly why this model is worthy of the award-winning hype.

As any boat owner will know all too well, the stress of managing every important document. Usually sifting through piles of paper. Not anymore.

We all know the dangers of an unattached kill cord but we also know the limitations of being attached to a lanyard whilst onboard. Could wireless be the answer?

In these strange times, its sometimes hard to understand what the impact of a situation will have on an industry such as ours. We just wanted to let you know that, despite lockdown, our site will be

With the whole nation on lock-down, many would love nothing more than to be self-isolating on the water, we pick our favourite houseboats and liveaboards on the market to do exactly that.

The RYA has received many enquiries from members wanting to understand the implications arising out of the current crisis for recreational boaters and particularly cruising sailors concerned about boating abroad. Read their advice based on Government information.

In light of the developing situation around coronavirus (COVID-19), the RYA has taken the difficult decision to postpone its directly organised events and training until at least April 30.   Last n