Yachting news, interviews and stories of interest to superyacht professionals at sea and ashore.
Hordes of sailing fans are converging on Barcelona to witness the 37th edition of the America’s Cup – yachting’s oldest and most prestigious competition - being staged in Europe for the first time in 14 years.
Whereas a hundred years ago people were hunting whales in their thousands, today a great deal of whale deaths are caused accidentally by humans, with many occurring as a result of ship strikes.
Articles and insider tips for superyacht crew - from training and career development to crew life and wellbeing.
Hill Robinson has continued to evolve and meet the ever-changing needs of owners, captains, and crew, which includes the renewal of their crew services offering to meet the needs of today's market.
VIRSEC, an award winning UK e-learning company is proud to announce the launch of its American Bureau of Shipping (ABS) approved 'Lithium-Ion Battery Safety Awareness for Superyachts' course.
News and updates about leading marinas and popular cruising grounds around the globe.
Launching in 2027, Habacoa superyacht marina in the pristine waters of South Abaco in The Bahamas, is set to become North America’s largest and most comprehensive marina to date.
As part of the top team at Marina Cabo San Lucas, Administrative Manager Leticia Delgado continues to be instrumental in the development of facilities and services at one of the busiest ports in Mexico.
Keep up to date with the people protecting our oceans and shaping a greener future for the industry.
Greenpeace unveiled its first vessel dedicated to campaigning in Australia-Pacific waters in a jubilant naming ceremony on 15 July at The Boat Works, Coomera, on Queensland’s Gold Coast.
The Ocean Race has announced a new transatlantic, fully-crewed race for the IMOCA class in 2026 - a celebration of the ocean and a showcase for top-level sport and the sailors who compete.
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If you’re in search of the ultimate in medi-spas complete with alpine views, sparse interiors and men and women in white coats where you can lose 10kg on a diet of watery soup, then Combe Grove is probably not for you.
It’s not often that I’m lost for words but Biarritz has that effect on me. So, where to start in terms of the very many good reasons why you should go there?
