How to deal with an unwell member of your crew
James Stevens considers a problem sent in by a Yachting Monthly reader who asks how to deal with an unwell...
James Stevens considers a problem sent in by a Yachting Monthly reader who asks how to deal with an unwell...
Ivar Dedekam author of Illustrated Sail & Rig Tuning gives his guide on tensioning a yacht's wire or rod rigging...
Theo Stocker is put through his paces on an RYA Yachtmaster Offshore prep week, before taking the exam itself. Find...
Mike Morgan offers advice on how to improve power management on a yacht and preserve precious amps for those that...
In an age of digital navigation and walk ashore pontoons, how hard can the RYA Yachtmaster Offshore be? Theo Stocker...
James Stevens considers a problem sent in by a Yachting Monthly reader who asks how to to avoid this collision...
Rigging a preventer or using a boom brake is just good seamanship when sailing downwind, but doing so badly is...
A sailing newbie moves her hands from the keyboard to the furling line, surfing learning curves. Jenny Jasper dives into...
Accident reports make sobering reading, but if we want to sail downwind safely, then it pays to learn from gybes...
It's common practise for racing sailors, but marking your lines is crucial even if you are an occasional cruising sailor...
Ken Endean looks back on the boats he has owned over 50 years and explains why the hull lines of...
James Stevens considers a problem sent in by a Yachting Monthly reader who asks how to rig a yacht's mooring...
Sometimes, rather than knowing where you are, it’s easier to know where you aren’t, says Justin Morton in his guide...
It seemed odd when container vessels mysteriously started keeping clear of Peter Webb’s yacht, but the AIS-related answer only appeared...
Nick Quirke answered the call for some adventurous hands-on schooner training, with no experience necessary to sail around 3,500 miles...
James Stevens considers a problem sent in by a Yachting Monthly reader who asks how to recover from a violent...
Ivar Dedekam is the author of Illustrated Sail & Rig Tuning brings us this guide on how to tune the...
We rely on the engine a huge amount, but when it stops, do you know how you would get yourself...
James Stevens considers a problem sent in by a Yachting Monthly reader who asks how to squeeze a yacht into...
The author of Illustrated Sail & Rig Tuning, Ivar Dedekam, provides his expert advice on how best to optimise sail...
Andy Du Port explores which rules need to be followed to the letter to avoid collisions at sea and considers...
James Stevens considers a problem sent in by a Yachting Monthly reader who asks how do you recover a man...
After the engine breakdown on board his Nicholson 35 Lady Blue in the Kiel Canal, one of the busiest commercial...
A sextant and the sun is all you need to find your position, says Tapio Lehtinen. It’s easier than messing...
James Stevens considers a problem sent in by a Yachting Monthly reader who wants to know whether you should leave...
When Andy Pag was planning a 450-mile solo passage, sleep was the biggest source of worry. Here’s how he created...
For their size, trimarans can punch well above their weight in speed, cruising potential and fun. Monohull sailor Theo Stocker...
James Stevens considers a problem sent in by a Yachting Monthly reader who wants to know whether to risk crossing...
Radar is now more efficient, more affordable and far more advanced than even a few years ago. Rachael Sprot explains...
James Stevens considers a problem sent in by a Yachting Monthly reader who wants to know whether to proceed when...
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