Life on a yacht

The first part of this material came out just the other day! Today we continue with the caterer theme and present 10 more tips to make your sailing experience easier.

Preparing provisions and yachts before a long voyage is a key step in the journey. Predicting with precision what might happen is sometimes not something that is simple, but impossible. This is why always have a plan "B"! It's time to familiarize yourself with 20 simple rules, which, if they do not save your life, will definitely make your trip easier and more enjoyable.

You are a lover of yachts with a history, you want to knock out the best offer or are a little lacking for a new boat - the primary reason for buying a used yacht is absolutely not important. The main thing is your desire to become a part of the yachting community. Today we will talk about a few of the most important points to pay attention to when buying a used yacht.

The last weeks delight everyone who is not indifferent with a large amount of news from the world of yachting. Today we decided to review several important events in the field of marinas and nautical tourism. It will be about the Croatian conference, the new marina in Saudi Arabia and the meeting of the heads of the French maritime tourism associations.

We continue to survey the endless world of sailor accessories. Today, a device for measuring time is next in line. It would seem, what are the pitfalls? Let's figure it out in more detail!

Many have heard of the AIS system. But how many people know its principle of operation and what class should be installed on your yacht? Let's figure it out now!

After taking a break from their bluewater adventures, Andy Schell and his family returned to basics and cruised the Swedish archipelagos in the classic Norlin 34.

Many cruiser yachtsmen have had to change their plans for 2020; Five share tips to prepare for sailing during Covid in 2021

Self-sufficiency is the goal of many sea cruisers that sail the world's oceans, generating their own water and energy, writes Erin Carey.