A successful RYA Dinghy & Watersports Show 2025 took place on 22-23 February. The event, held at Farnborough International in ...

The Concours d'Elegance for the boat of the show has been won by Matt Thompson's Albacore 'Uffa Fox Sake' after judges Mark Jardine, joined this year by the voice of SailGP, Stevie Morrison, spent an ...

There's a truly international flavour to the Albacore stand at this weekends Show! Apart from the venue being the Farnborough International Exhibition Centre this year also sees the biannual Albacore ...

Maloni Lauti (left) and the 153-kilogram bigeye tuna that won him the $10,000 first prize for heaviest marlin or tuna at the Gisborne Hunting & Fishing Marlin and Tuna Hunt. Lauti caught it off ...

The goal of… The Yacht Sales Co. (incorporating Multihull Solutions) will showcase some of the world’s leading sail models at the 2025 Auckland Boat Show from 6 – 9 March. On display with The Yacht ...

With nearly 200 boats across the 14 divisions, the Helly Hansen Sailing World Regatta Series in St. Petersburg was a race-packed weekend that ended with fast and thrilling big-breeze races.

All the major cruise lines offer the occasional repositioning cruises, typically on ships that usually sail in destinations with shorter seasons, such as Alaska or the Mediterranean. Here, we answer ...

Let's take a look at the starts on the first day of the KPMG Australia Sail Grand Prix, held just off Shark Island in Sydney Harbour ... while the pack to windward are around a half boat length back, ...

An historic boat en route to the Wooden Boat Festival has sunk after taking on water. The crew of 1958 pilot cutter Goondooloo called police at 3:45pm on Wednesday after the vessel experienced a ...

The Derwent-class were built in Tasmania and is the oldest racing class in Australia, designed for young people to sail as they transitioned from dinghies to keel boats. Loading Facebook content ...

An historic sailing boat has sunk on its way to Hobart's Wooden Boat Festival, Tasmania Police say. Declan Durrant is The Examiner's arts and culture reporter, theatre critic and occasional columnist.