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Charity Bounty & Hope gives children in need a healthy lunch and a sailing adventure
'Fit and Fed' in the Plymouth Sound offers lunch and an activity. Photo: Paul Gibbons...
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How to survive (and enjoy) a Caribbean charter with three under five!
Amid a cold and wet winter, a last-minute Caribbean getaway proved the perfect tonic for Yachting...
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Celtic Sea dash sees Yachting Monthly Triangle fleet into Kinsale
Purple Mist sets off from Pendennis Point in leg 1 of the Yachting monthly Celtic Triangle Race...
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How a retro race is helping Gunnar Christensen fall back in love with sailing
Photo by Jason LudlowAfter a lifetime of working on other people's boats, Gunnar Christensen is...
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How having a checklist could save you and your boat
Having thorough, easy-to-use checklists for all situations and emergency processes on board can...
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How can we future-proof the Solent against climate change?
As sea levels rise, the impacts will need managing and mitigating. We look at what this means for...
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Without AIS, would you cross this line of shipping?
Every month Yahchitng Monthly's resident expert answers a reader's question. This month, Mike and...
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Sailing’s dirty secret (and the innovators solving the GRP landfill crisis)
Plastic and carbon pollution won’t just go away on their own, but progress is possible, as these...
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‘We were battered by Force 7 winds for 24 hours’: The Yachting Monthly Celtic Triangle Race
A raucous welcome awaited in Treguier. Photo: GettyWith a combined age of 140, two intrepid...
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In Shackleton’s footsteps: How a lifetime of thwarted attempts led Pete Goss to the edge of the Earth
Legendary round-the-world racer Pete Goss fulfills a dream and sails through the ice floes to the...
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Sail Trim tips for cruising sailors
A mental image of your sail’s shape from above will help you trim it for maximum driveSails are...
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6 ways seamanship protects our seas: ‘it is estimated that 30-50% of coral reefs have already been lost’
The beautiful open Atlantic swell – managing the clutter on deck can greatly lower your...
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Sailing Norway’s South Coast: ‘The scenery is spectacular, winding through tiny villages and narrow rocky passages’
Some sections of the Blindleia are just 6.5 metres wide! Photo: Amy KempAmy and family sail the...
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Why robots and AI will never capture the truth of the sea – Dick Durham
Use a logbook (or make your own) to record the passage. It’s a good habit that makes you keep...
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Join CA campaign to mark static fishing gear
The Cruising Association has launched its new lobster pot campaign, Marked Gear = Safe Gear,...
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Sailing Adventure: Birds of the weather sail together
A swallow lands on the boat when crossing the Celtic Sea. Photo: Jasper Winn For migratory...
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Why every sailor eventually starts singing to their boat – Libby Purves
Your boat can be many things, family, home, safety and trouble. Libby Purves considers the...
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Sailing the Norwegian Fjords in search of the ultimate Arctic mountain biking trail
Photographer and keen mountain biker Andy Lloyd sails north of the Arctic Circle to Norway’s...
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The coolest yacht launches (and biggest trends) of 2026
Theo Stocker gives his view on the trends we're seeing in 2026 and the coolest new yachts to be...
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Why sailing solo is a skill everyone should master
Offwind sails keep you sailing in lighter airs, but a furling system will make it far safer and...
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