Two sailors just crossed the Gulf of Guinea — the ocean most yachts avoid
Aboard a 1989 ketch, two sailors crossed the Gulf of Guinea, the world's most dangerous sailing waters — pirac...
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Hōkūle'a: Sailing 1,600 Miles to New Zealand With No Compass, No GPS, Just the Stars
How the Hawaiian voyaging canoe Hōkūle'a sailed 1,600 miles from the Cook Islands to New Zealand using only st...
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Delivery trips: the offshore training ground elite racing sailors swear by
Offshore racer Michaela Robinson shares five expert tips for delivery passages, from reefing early and autopil...
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The Sunfish: the humble dinghy that taught an Olympic champion to sail
Why Olympic champion Odile Van Aanholt calls the 1950s Sunfish dinghy the coolest boat ever — and where travel...
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Sailing Fiji's Lau Isles: bone-filled caves, kava ceremonies and no shops for miles
Fiji's remote Lau Group: no shops, no clinics, bone-filled caves and kava ceremonies — what it takes to sail t...
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Crash gybes and how to avoid them: safer downwind sailing for every crew
Downwind sailing is the dream – but crash gybes can be fatal. Key safety lessons on helming, crew care, positi...
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Cannes Yachting Festival: the new sailing yachts making waves this September
Swan 80, ICE80, Grand Soleil 80LC and three Fountaine-Pajot cats: the standout sailing yacht debuts at this ye...
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Contest Yachts brings quiet luxury and bluewater pedigree to the Cannes Yachting Festival
Contest Yachts exhibits the award-winning 63CS and 50CS at the Cannes Yachting Festival, 8-13 September - quie...
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Olympic gold medallist Odile van Aanholt shares five time-management tips for sailors
Olympic champion Odile van Aanholt on five sailing tips: finding flow, coaching smarter, shore-time hacks and...
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Quadrant Theory: how to predict a coastal sea breeze before you launch
Quadrant Theory explains why some sea breezes fill in strong and others never reach the beach — a practical wi...
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Why sailing regattas are trading week-long marathons for shorter, sociable events
Sailing regattas are shifting from week-long events to shorter, sociable formats — what Cowes Week, classic ya...
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Tallinn this week: pickles, sauna, metal and a morning sail
Comedy, sauna socials, thrash metal and a sunrise sail — five Tallinn events for 14–20 September 2026 worth bu...
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