Yachting history

There aren't many 19th century yachts still in operation. Marie-Fernand is one of those surviving relics. Interparus will tell you about the "last swallow" of the English Channel.

Briton Craig Wood, who lost three limbs, is currently crossing the Pacific Ocean alone. Interparus will tell you about the daredevil's odyssey.

Wooden yachts in the 21st century are not only luxury, but also a way to preserve traditions. Interparus will tell you about Marc Vuilleumin, a marine carpenter who creates yachts from wood.

Tally Ho is a classic sailboat restored by an enthusiast. Interparus will tell about Leo Golden and his project that has gathered an army of fans.

A German startup AnyWindIQ has developed a technology that will allow yachts to move without wind. Interparus will tell you how boats will be able to move even in calm weather without an engine.

Not far from Australia is the picturesque island of New Caledonia, where you can find an interesting museum. Interparus will tell you about the Maritime Museum of New Caledonia and what interesting things you can find there.

The first three yachtsmen have already crossed the finish line of the Vendée Globe. Interparus will tell about Charlie Dahlin's victory and the new world record.

"Les Voiles de Saint-Tropez" is one of the most iconic sailing regattas in yachting. Interparus will tell you about all the features of Les Voiles de Saint-Tropez.

"Sunstone" is often associated with the voyages of the Vikings. Interparus will tell you how ancient sailors used this mineral.