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In the wake of Gipsy Moth: John Passmore’s Chichester homage
Sixty years after Francis Chichester made history, John Passmore sets off from Plymouth on a solo...
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Small upgrades, big impact: The best new gear at Southampton Boat Show
The Southampton Boat Show 2022 is held at Mayflower ParkNew products on display at September’s...
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Cruising the Baie de Seine: ‘Arrival in Dives marina is hard-earned thanks to the sandbanks, but it’s well worth it’
Port-en-Bessin: turn hard to starboard through the lock for the visitor’s pontoon. Photo: Rachael...
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Winners announced in the Sailors’ Choice Awards
The best marine equipment and services as chosen by the sailing public have been announced at the...
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How to anchor for a good night’s sleep
Start with a decent anchor that you know and trust, is big enough for the boat and fits your boat...
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What’s better for sailing, wheel or tiller steering?
Dick McClary give us his expert opinion on the benefits of tiller steering over wheel-driven...
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Charting her own course: How Rachael Sprot stepped up to write the iconic Shell Channel Pilot
Talented sailor and skipper, Rachael Sprot, sailed more than 100,000 miles before becoming the...
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The Woolverstone Project: ‘On Monday mornings I come alive’ – Sailing Charity of the Month
Wheelyboat on the River OrwellThis month, Paul Heiney nominates The Woolverstone Project as our...
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What it’s like sailing for a greater good as a citizen scientist
Sailors, like the Copeland family, above, explore places scientists can’t easily get to. Photo:...
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How do you navigate a drying channel when the charts disagree?
Every month Yachting Monthly's resident expert, Rachael Sprot take on a YM readers question. This...
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Dispatches from Les Sables d’Olonne: Fifteen solo skippers start the Golden Globe Race
Photo by Viveka HerzumDirect from the pontoons in Les Sables d'Olonne, find out the skipper's...
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Space-age navigation without the space-age price tag
What does it mean to race offshore on a boat bristling with advanced technology? It can be done...
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Forget good company, give me a crew who can fix the head! – Libby Purves
Eye trauma is a risk from debris during boat maintenance as well as from flogging sails and...
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Mad dash to the start line: How Swedish solo skipper Pär Nyman got Golden Globe Race-ready in under a year
Photo by Per SchjelderupSwedish solo skipper Pär Nyman explains how he prepared for the Golden...
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‘The joy is the journey’: How Golden Globe Race skipper Andrea Lodolo went from private equity to solo sailing
Andrea Lodolo / GGR 2026Weeks out from the race's start, skipper Andrea Lodolo shares the joy of...
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Sailing the Plymouth area: ‘We felt our way in over the shoaling flats and anchored in the evening light’
The youngsters took charge on the sail to the Yealm. Photo: Jane Russell Celebrating 100 years of...
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Why two headsails are better than one
What are the pros and cons of a double headsail rig? And what are the options to possibly convert...
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How to humanely keep rodents off your boat
Keeping on top of a rodent problem is essential but can be challenging when at sea. Photo:...
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Suit yourself and your sailing with Visicover boat insurance
With minimum fuss you can get a quote for your boat online that promises to be flexible,...
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How to protect your eyes, face, and skin at sea
The feeling of sun and wind on our faces is a magical part of sailing, but we need to take...
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