Learning how to free a fouled propeller from fishing lines can prevent a catastrophic shipwreck during a cruise.

Whether snagged suddenly in the middle of a channel, or a drifting target for shipping, or close to a lee …Continue reading »

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Sam Jefferson puts the new Lagoon 38 to the test, comparing to the Lagoon 380

Our favourite gifts for sailors that will transform a day out on the water

On the hunt for sailing boats for sale UK? It’s time to find your perfect second hand yacht - here’s three top-end options

The teams of the 2025/26 Clipper Round The World Yacht Race have been hurtling around the globe since August, and as they prepare to leave Oban, the competition is reaching critical. Here’s the latest results from the round the world challenge.

North Sails Cowes Week has a lot to celebrate this year, as it lines up for its 200th anniversary, taking place 1-7 August

Racing around the world in a 19’ homemade plywood yacht may not be the top of your list, but after the success of the Mini Ocean Globe Race 2026 maybe it should be

It’s time to enter the prestigious and historic Admiral’s Cup 2027

How two different IMOCA designs are shaking up the Ocean Race Atlantic, and offshore racing

The Round the Island Race is one of the truly iconic events in the yachting calendar, and this year’s event was held in absolutely classic conditions, with over 800 yachts enjoying glorious sunshine and good breezes as they encircled the Isle of Wight on July 11

Being too hot or too cold at sea can quickly turn a sailing trip into a disaster. Here are some ways you can stay safe on the water in different temperatures

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Spending winter in the tropics is a dream, but cruising the Caribbean may test your ability to handle unexpected gear failures.

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Every month Yachting Monthly's resident expert, Rachael Sprot answers a readers sailing question. This month, what to do if someone anchors too close?

Clara, Fi and Ahmed are cruising north Brittany on Clara’s Rival 34, Grace. Clara is a recently-qualified Coastal Skipper, and …Continue reading »

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Here’s whats new and what to expect at Southampton International Boat Show 2026, and a discounted ticket deal for you

How the teams fared in the tough and testing 2026 Salcombe Gin Morgan Cup Race

With less than 4 years to go to the “30x30” target, the Bloomberg Initiative has had a massive increase in funding to curb the ocean’s ecological collapse

The Pacific Ocean is full of life - Jess Lloyd-Mostyn describes it all, from the Islands to the wild blue yonder

The inflatable kayaks that will let you explore every sailing destination even further

Tom Dolan was left high and dry as Figaro delivers cruellest twist

Our selection of the best sailing accessories for summer - from waterproof phone cases to stylish caps and coolboxes