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Dans ce numéro

SKIPPERS’ TIPS Manage gas supply
long-distance • Seacock tip • Fuel checks

A QUESTION OF SEAMANSHIP Would
you still choose to carry pyrotechnic flares?

LEARNING CURVE Tracking down the
source of water in the fuel proved very hard

USED TEST: GIB’SEA 312 PLUS Easy
to handle and surprisingly sporty, the Plus variant is little-known but worth seeking out

OCEAN READY Having cruised non-stop
for 16 years, Mike and Nicki Reynolds share their wisdom from multiple refits

The Lab
These Moon activities are out of this world!

FIRST ALL-FEMALE CREW NON-STOP AROUND THE WORLD

Crossing the finish line between Ushant and the Lizard, the eight-person crew aboard The Famous Project completed their nonstop circumnavigation in 57d 22h 20m after setting off on 29 November.

1 mins

Sodebo Ultim 3 wins Jules Verne, plus new record for The Famous Project

Sodebo Ultim 3, skippered by Thomas Coville, has won the coveted Jules Verne Trophy, breaking the all-time sailing record on 25 January for the nonstop, fastest crewed circumnavigation of the globe.

1 mins

Northern Ireland wins RYA Scotland 2026 Cup

The Northern Ireland Sailing Team won the RYA Scotland 2026 Celtic Cup, successfully defending their title with back-to-back victories at Port Edgar in the annual event hosted in rotation by RYA Scotland, RYA Northern Ireland and RYA Cymru

1 mins

GB1 new identity of Britain's America's Cup challenge

Britain's America's Cup Team, representing Challenger of Record Royal Yacht Squadron Racing Ltd, has announced a new team identity as 'GB1'.

1 mins

Wave International wins British Marine Sustainability award

Wave International has been awarded the Sustainability Sector Award by British Marine, recognising the group’s commitment to protecting marine environments through the design and manufacture of advanced marine filtration systems.

1 mins

RCC awards for exceptional sailing

The Royal Cruising Club (RCC) has announced a series of awards that recognise exceptional sailing, commending sailors who have demonstrated significant achievements in several different categories.

2 mins

Jazz Turner awarded prestigious Duchess of Kent Trophy

History-making sailor Jazz Turner has been awarded the prestigious Duchess of Kent Trophy by the Cruising Association in recognition of her record-breaking solo, non-stop and unassisted circumnavigation of the UK and Ireland.

1 mins

Speedboat driver who hit teen kayaker sentenced under new law

A man who crashed his speedboat into a 15-year-old kayaker near Milford Haven was sentenced to 12 months in jail, suspended for two years, in the first prosecution by the Maritime and Coastguard Agency (MCA) under new watercraft safety legislation.

1 mins

THE COOLEST LAUNCHES OF 2026

Boot Düsseldorf has long been a key moment for boatbuilders to showcase their latest models for the year. Alongside Cannes in September and a smattering of smaller regional shows (Southampton among them), there are few other places to see quite so many new boats alongside one another. It's a great way to see what trends are emerging in boat design, building and the tech and gear to equip them with.

4 mins

FAST FUN SMALLER YACHTS

Much thought and effort is being put into how to attract a new generation into sailing and boat ownership.

4 mins

'I made new friends and went from being nervous to a confident person'

Annual surveys of European countries, conducted by the Children's Society, show that UK children are the least happy at school and that life satisfaction at 15 is the lowest of all 27 countries.

1 mins

Water, water everywhere, nor any drop to drink

Visions of the parched ground of last summer feel very distant as we look back on an extremely wet winter, both in the UK and in many Med regions. The sight of surface water runoff turning rivers into torrents and shorelines into muddy deltas invokes something visceral in me. Probably something to do with my years on board where virtually every drop of precious fresh water is accounted for. At home our modest water cisterns are full, though I know we could use more if typical conditions prevail during the summer.

2 mins

A warm welcome at Lyme Regis

Grinding through January and February underlines how much I hate the winter. Indeed, we have just booked a cheap and cheery week in the Canaries to soak up a bit of rejuvenating sun. We're going to Gran Canaria so it will be nice to walk the marina with thoughts of the ARC Transatlantic in mind.

3 mins

FIRST TEST SAFFIER 27

A fast day-sailer makes perfect sense if you enjoy sporty sailing but don't want either a racing yacht or a cruiser. That's where the Saffier 27 comes in, says David Harding

9 mins

ADVENTURE WHEELS & WAVES IN THE ARCTIC CIRCLE

Photographer and keen mountain biker Andy Lloyd sails north of the Arctic Circle to Norway's northern fjords on the cycle trip of a lifetime Now the snow and ice of the long Arctic winter retreats, the summer midnight sun casts warmth over what is fast becoming a mountain biking nirvana amid the deep fjords of northern Norway.

7 mins

Manage your gas supply long-distance

Self-sufficiency is usually the number one goal when living on a boat.

1 mins

Don't forget your barometer

Whilst sitting out a storm at anchor, we often find ourselves wondering whether it has peaked and when it will end.

1 mins

Build up a visual reference library

Whilst wedged in next to the hard-to-access side of my engine, I thought I would make use of the effort involved to get there and have a good look around.

1 mins

Exercise your seacocks

Most of us have fully developed the habit of opening and closing our underwater seacocks regularly to give them their due exercise, but what about those that exit above the waterline?

1 mins

Would you still choose pyrotechnic flares?

A QUESTION OF SEAMANSHIP

3 mins

Why sailing solo is a skill everyone should master

Whether it's by choice or necessity, being able to handle your vessel solo in harbour and at sea is a safety skill that's also hugely enjoyable, says Detlef Jens

10+ mins

'WATER HAD GOT IN THROUGH THE FILLER CAP'

Pinning down the cause of the recurrent engine trouble that affected multiple cruises took patience and perseverance for Justin Morton

4 mins

SAILING THE SHIPPING FORECAST

Celebrating 100 years of the BBC Shipping Forecast, Jane Russell takes us on a series of coastal cruises through the forecast sea areas, exploring some of the special places on offer in each of them

7 mins

EASTER ON THE BROADS

Maurice Griffiths was always seeking perfection in his yachts. He had been delighted to discover Nightfall in the back of a shed in Norfolk. Now she was in the water and ready to sail.

4 mins

GIB'SEA 312PLUS

Easy to handle and surprisingly sporty, the Gib'Sea 312 Plus is less well known than many of her contemporaries but she makes a great fast cruiser, says David Harding

8 mins

OCEAN READY

Mike and Nicki Reynolds have been cruising almost full-time for 15 years. Finding the time and the money for regular refits is the key

9 mins

TWO WAYS TO WHIP ROPE ENDS

Using heat alone is an inadequate method for sealing your ropes – discerning sailors ensure they're whipped one of these two ways...

1 mins

Something fishy about the depth

Last September, we enjoyed a wonderful cruise around the beautiful Morbihan region in Southern Brittany in our Beneteau 31, Carpe Diem.

2 mins

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Éditeur: Future

Catégorie: Boating_Sailing

Langue: English

Fréquence: 13 Issues/Year

Published by Time Inc (UK). Yachting monthly is at the heart of the British yachting market and is for people who actively sail their boats - whether cruising across the channel, around the coast or further a field in blue waters. It provides an entertaining mix of vital information for cruising yachtsmen with all levels of experience, which maximises their enjoyment, increases their skills and gives them the confidence to broaden their horizons.