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Fox Morgan takes a look at some of the best satellite messenger and tracking devices on the market to see how they compare against each other for usability, functionality and cost of use. The best satellite messenger and trackers have

Looking Sydney Hobart Race Hotels and accommodation? We’ve pulled together a smart selection of locations and venues to take in both the ambience of the race event and the city life. We have selected some fabulous Sydney Hobart Race Hotels

Planning ahead for America’s Cup: Barcelona Hotels. We’ve pulled together a fine selection of Hotels and places to stay in the beautiful city of Barcelona. Barcelona is a stunning city to host the next America’s Cup. We’ve selected a range

We’re required by racing regs to carry them but any sensible person would have an emergency VHF antenna tucked away inside for just in case. Carrying an emergency VHF antenna is a sensible thing to do. We may get a

After two circumnavigations and a combined 900,000 nautical miles of racing, Coppercoat has thoroughly proven its durability on the latest edition of the Clipper Race… Coppercoat on the Clipper Race fleet in Cape Town One of the toughest tests for

A resourceful single-handed sailor overcomes obstacles while sailing a junk-rigged schooner in Greenland. Introduced by Tom Cunliffe A spectacular anchorage Dave Leet’s Nomad is a junk-rigged schooner which he sails mostly single-handed. He certainly puts the miles in, because although

Satellite phones and satellite trackers have transformed long-distance sailing, with the ability to download accurate weather forecasts, call anyone in the world and track positions across an ocean hour by hour. We guide you to find the best satellite phone

Two boats picked up damage and it was a wild ride for the rest of the fleet as The Ocean Race leg 3 started in Cape Town It was an extraordinary ‘stop-go’ type of start to Leg 3 of The

Five high-tech fully crewed foiling IMOCAs will take on 12,000 miles of Southern Ocean, passing all three ‘Great Capes’ in Leg 3 of The Ocean Race. Could offshore sailing fans ask for anything more, asks Toby Heppell? This weekend five

Zoulou won the multihull line honours by just 11 seconds in the RORC Caribbean 600 while Pyewacket 70 took the monohull spoils Roy P. Disney’s Pyewacket 70 (USA) has taken Monohull Line Honours in the 2023 RORC Caribbean 600 in

Joshua Shankle is a liveaboard cruiser who has been learning the art of foraging and fishing in order to keep his food stocks up while onboard his yacht Can you imagine not going to a supermarket or farmer’s market for

We’ve scouted around for some of the best kayak deals and have found some great bargains for you. One of the easiest ways to get out on the water is with an inflatable kayak. They’re stable, they’re easy to stow

A series of offshore and inshore racing will form the new Richard Mille Cup, which will take place for the first time in summer 2023 This summer a new event is due to take place in the form of the

Why do French Figaro racers do so well in other offshore racing disciplines? British sailor Alan Roberts talks through some transferable skills with Andy Rice French Figaro sailors, whether they’re currently on the circuit or former Figaro skippers who cut

It was a relatively cold and blustery start for the fleets in the 14th edition of the RORC Caribbean 600 race The 14th edition of the RORC Caribbean 600 has set off at 11:00 AST on Monday 20th February. Seventy boats racing