Strangers, one yacht, 32 days: the transatlantic TV experiments putting ordinary people to sea
Inside the transatlantic sailing shows turning strangers into crews — from Sweden's Över Atlanten to a Spanish...
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Racing 34,000 miles round the world in a 40-foot boat: what the Globe 40 is really like
Rupert Holmes recounts 34,000 miles around the world in the Globe 40 race: Cape Horn, the Agulhas, Sydney stop...
Bird flu is spreading along Australia's south coast — what it means for the country's wildlife
H5N1 bird flu is spreading along southern Australia's coast, killing thousands of birds and infecting seals. W...
Rig failure in mid-Pacific: how one couple's 43-day crossing nearly ended in disaster
A dream pure-sailing crossing from Panama to the Marquesas turned into a 43-day fight: rig failure, battery fi...
Twenty Years After His Death, Steve Irwin's Australia Is Still Worth the Trip
Twenty years after the Crocodile Hunter's death, Australia Zoo, the wildlife hospital and 180,000ha of protect...
Sailing the world in a 25ft boat for £450 a month: what one couple's decade at sea teaches us
A couple sailed 50,000 miles around the world in a 25ft yacht with no fridge, no engine and no insurance — liv...
Beyond 90 days: how sailors stretch a Med summer from Croatia to Türkiye
Stretch your Mediterranean sailing season past 90 days by mixing Croatia and Greece with non-Schengen Monteneg...
AC40: the foiling racer that makes sailing feel like Formula 1
Olympic great Hannah Mills picks the AC40 as the world's coolest boat — a 51-knot foiling racer that feels lik...
Cowes Week turns 200 and the buzz is back on the Isle of Wight
Cowes Week marks its 200th year with 640+ boats, a new title sponsor and fireworks back on — why the Isle of W...
Historic sulphur pollution, not today's emissions, likely damaged Murujuga's ancient rock art
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Dads who don't eat for two weeks: how Australian marine animals raise their young
From mouthbrooding cardinalfish to pregnant seahorses and shark egg crevices, how Australia's marine animals g...
Three new trimarans want to make three hulls the new luxury standard
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