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Explore the coastline in this super capable TRAILER SAILER
COASTAL CRUISING

We reveal the true cost of sailing
THE REAL ATLANTIC

ESSENTIAL RIG CHECKS
The 34 things to inspect and tune on your rig

Custom craftsmanship in a small but graceful deck saloon

ISLAND CHALLENGE
Scots adventure on sea and hills

Call to save historic £6m chart collection

Britain's libraries and institutions are being called on to save from export a unique collection of 18th and 19th century charts that document the rise of Britain to become the world's leading maritime power.

2 mins

Northwest Passage first for solo British woman

British sailor Ella Hibbert, 28, has arrived in Alaska, becoming the first British woman to sail solo through the fabled Northwest Passage.

1 mins

Unprecedented Arctic warming

The Arctic is warming faster than almost anywhere else on Earth, with the Barents Sea experiencing the most dramatic loss of seasonal sea ice, the latest research from the Plymouth Marine Laboratory shows.

1 mins

Group planned to smuggle cocaine in transatlantic vacht

An organised crime gang that planned to smuggle 600 kilos of cocaine aboard a yacht taking part in a transatlantic sailing race were jailed for a total of more than 100 years at Chelmsford Crown Court on 10 September.

2 mins

Four sailors rescued from the sea in 'dramatic' incident

Four sailors were rescued off the coast of Norfolk after abandoning their yacht when it ran aground five miles off the coast of Scroby Sands in one of the most 'dramatic' incidents the RNLI lifeboat helm said they had ever seen.

1 mins

Rolling with the news at sea

A new factor in this modern age of cruising is the relationship between the rolling news cycle and crews at sea.

3 mins

The helpful harbourmaster

When he returned, with his card machine, he had changed into a high-vis jacket to flag up, as a warning, his industry

3 mins

FIRST TEST FAURBY 360 DECK SALOON

Can a deck saloon under 40ft still be graceful and enjoyable to sail?

9 mins

Flush your teak before refuelling

Teak is a beautiful material to use on our decks, particularly if you like a classic look.

1 mins

What's really in your anchor locker?

When you take your boat out of the water for the winter, make sure you make the effort to empty your anchor locker. Boat yards used to require this before laying-up, but the practice seems to be falling out of favour.

1 mins

Fuel tank woes

When I cleaned my fuel tank out a few years ago, despite clear bright fuel and no water I still had to scrape a kilo of 'tar' off the sides, then use paint thinners to remove the residue.

1 mins

Securing the mainsheet

How often do you stop to think about the hidden dangers of our beautiful sport? I assume most of us do, but there's one particular hazard people often overlook: a loose mainsheet.

1 mins

Stop your halyard wrapping in furling gear

This tip actually comes from my good friend Tony Linehan.

1 mins

Beware of other boats anchoring

We recently watched a powerboat of 22ft or so attempt to anchor about five or six times before giving up and leaving the bay altogether. Every time, the anchor had failed to dig in.

1 mins

Can you really only visit Scilly in light winds?

Sigma 33, Odette, is cruising the West Country in August and hoping to get to the Scillies. Skippered by Michelle, with her two teenage sons on board, the boat is well set up for cruising, with a decent anchor, 60m of chain, heavy-duty tender and reliable outboard. They're in Penzance, waiting for a break in the southwesterlies before heading across. All are keen to see the Scillies, but just when it looks like the weather will turn in their favour, with an easterly air flow establishing, it threatens to fill in too strongly – the Inshore Waters outlook is E, F6-7, occasionally 8. After that, though, it should ease off. While they're weighing up the options, a local boat ties alongside them and the skipper warns that everyone's leaving the Scillies in advance of the blow. Odette's crew have a week before they need to be back in Falmouth, so if they wait for the strong winds to pass, they probably won't make it over. Should they heed the local skipper's advice, or make a break for it now and just sit out the weather so that they're ready to explore once it passes?

1 mins

LONG WAY TO THE CARIBBEAN

Crossing the Atlantic via the Cape Verde islands is a detour well worth taking

7 mins

True cost of an ATLANTIC CIRCUIT

It's easy to dream about sailing the Atlantic, but actually doing it takes commitment and action. Justin Halewood explains how they did it, and what it cost

5 mins

THE AFTERMATH OF HURRICANE IVAN

Paul Dale recounts the lessons he learned rebuilding his Dufour 41 Alexa on the devastated Caribbean island of Grenada in 2004

9 mins

ADVENTURE HIBERNATING IN BRITTANY

Brittany in winter can be wild, wet and windy and not an obvious choice for spending the off season on board. But southern Brittany in particular has many charming advantages, as Detlef Jens found out

8 mins

ADVENTURE THE SCOTTISH ISLANDS PEAKS RACE

A demanding adventure that sees teams sail the west coast of Scotland stopping so crew runners race up the peaks of Mull, Jura and Arran. Charles Warlow and family take on the challenge

5 mins

SAILING THE SHIPPING FORECAST

Celebrating 100 years of the BBC Shipping Forecast, Jane Russell takes us on a series of coastal cruises through the forecast sea areas, exploring some of the special places on offer in each of them

10+ mins

THE GREATEST GENERATION GOES TO SEA

Richard Crockatt describes how sailors land-bound in WW2 were eager to go to sea again. Edward Allcard was one of them.

4 mins

Brothers complete record-setting row

Three Scottish brothers have set a new record for rowing across the Pacific.

1 mins

Sunsail and RYA bring an all-female crew to Cowes Week

For the first time, Sunsail and the RYA brought an all-female crew to Cowes Week.

1 mins

Hebridean harmony

The Cruising Club of America brought six yacht clubs together for a magnificent Western Isles Cruise in July; Bob Shepton joined the fleet in Oban

4 mins

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Kategori: Boating_Sailing

Språk: English

Hyppighet: 13 Issues/Year

Published by Time Inc (UK). Yachting monthly is at the heart of the British yachting market and is for people who actively sail their boats - whether cruising across the channel, around the coast or further a field in blue waters. It provides an entertaining mix of vital information for cruising yachtsmen with all levels of experience, which maximises their enjoyment, increases their skills and gives them the confidence to broaden their horizons.