The Cruising Association has said attempts to approach the Irish Government have proved 'fruitless' and currently it 'remains essentially impossible' to take a dog or a cat to the Republic…
Sailing news
A trimaran fit for a James Bond villain! Introducing Epiphany
The 178 foot double-masted trimaran Epiphany can carry a seaplane and has heated masts, handrails, and doors to minimise icing problems in high latitudes
Do you recognize these sailors?
Yachting Monthly reader Pete Stenson is asking for help to reunite hundreds of photos of a round the world sailing adventure with their rightful owner
Jeremy Rogers 1937-2022
Yacht racer and boat builder Jeremy Rogers has died at the age of 85. He was best known for building the Contessa 32 and Contessa 26
Changes to flare disposal from 2023
From 1 January 2023, sailors will no longer be able to use the Maritime and Coastguard Agency's flare disposal service
Product recalls issued on lifejackets and paddleboards
The UK Government has issued product recalls on 11 lifejackets and three paddleboards due to concerns about safety
Yachting Monthly is hiring!
We are looking for a talented Deputy Editor to join the team. Reporting to Yachting Monthly’s editor, we’re looking for someone who has sailing and cruising experience, coupled with writing…
Marina berths: Why is there a UK wide shortage?
Marina berths are in short supply around the UK, especially for annual berth holders, due to a rise in boat ownership and cruisers choosing to sail at home rather than…
Island Harbour Marina in administration: new owners sought
Administrators are looking for new owners for the Island Harbour Marina on the Isle of Wight after the operator, Uavend Investments LLP went into administration
Electronic charts and display systems need approval before 2026
Calls for the Maritime and Coastguard Agency to approve electronic charts and display systems as an alternative to Admiralty paper charts before 2026