Yachting News

Les Voiles de St. Barth: Weather Factors In

Posted: 17th Apr 2014

Written by: Les Voiles de St. Barth

The Weather Gods had promised more breeze for Day 2 of Les Voiles de St. Barth, and it came in a steady line of squalls, presenting challenging conditions for competitors and the Race Committee alike. Read More

South Korea: 295 Missing After Ferry Sinks

Posted: 16th Apr 2014

Written by: Sky News via Orange News

Almost 300 people are missing after a ferry sank off the coast of South Korea. Two people have been confirmed dead so far, including a teenager. Read More

Sailing Yacht Dream Symphony to Dwarf Maltese Falcon

Posted: 16th Apr 2014

Written by: OnboardOnline

Unquestionably the world’s largest sailing superyacht at 141m, “Dream Symphony” is the brainchild of Valeriy Stepanenko, the owner of the Dream Ship Victory’s yard in Bosburun, Turkey. Read More

Dovaston Crew Acquired by Sovren House Group

Posted: 15th Apr 2014

Written by: Melanie Winters

Dovaston Crew CEO Phil Edwards is delighted to announce that the Palma based crew agency is the latest acquisition for the prestigious Sovren House Group. Read More

Family Rescued From Yacht Urge People Not to Judge

Posted: 14th Apr 2014

Written by: Mail Online

Family rescued hundreds of miles off the coast of Mexico after their 1-year-old daughter fell ill urge people to not rush to judgment about their decision to bring babies on dangerous sailing trips Read More

Ship Ready to Destroy Syria's Chemical Arms at Sea

Posted: 12th Apr 2014

Written by: MarineLink.com

Experts on board a cargo ship transformed into a multimillion dollar chemical weapons destroyer said on Thursday they were ready to start working on Syria's stock of toxic arms in the middle of the Mediterranean as early as May. Read More

Kate Rules the Waves in Yacht Duel

Posted: 11th Apr 2014

Written by: Belfast Telegraph.co.uk

The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge's yachting duel in waters off Auckland have ended with an emphatic victory for Kate. Read More

Move to End 'Visa' Limits to Non-EU Sailors

Posted: 10th Apr 2014

Written by: Yachting Monthly

Eurocrats are considering ending the draconian 'visa' restrictions on yachtsmen who aren't from EU countries. The Cruising Association has long been advising its many non-EU members how to circumvent the current restrictions, and ... Read More

Complete Marine Freight and Cigisped Announce New Joint Venture in Asia.

Posted: 10th Apr 2014

Written by: Complete Marine Freight / Cigisped

Following the recent announcement at Dubai Boat show of their new partnership in the Middle East, CMF and Cigisped are pleased to be launching the new joint venture covering the Asia market at the 2014 Singapore Yacht Show. Read More

RSB to Un-Step Heaviest Mast Ever to be Pulled in Palma

Posted: 10th Apr 2014

Written by: RSB Rigging Solutions

Last week the Perini Navi 56m Ketch, SY Asahi, arrived in Palma de Mallorca. Sailing Yacht Asahi, launched in 2010, is a new customer to RSB Rigging Solutions. Read More

Opportunities Abound for Yacht Industry in Southeast Asia

Posted: 9th Apr 2014

Written by: Sail-World

Southeast Asia is still a new and uncharted market for the yachting industry, presenting huge opportunities as well as complex challenges. Read More

Emissions Regulations Delayed on Diesel Yachts

Posted: 8th Apr 2014

Written by: Trade Only Today

After years of negotiations, the National Marine Manufacturers Association and the International Council of Marine Industry Associations have worked successfully with the International Maritime Organization to secure a five-year d... Read More

Possible Signals From Jet's Black Boxes Heard by Australian Ship

Posted: 7th Apr 2014

Written by: Mail Online - AP

Underwater sounds picked up by a search vessel scouring the remote Indian Ocean for the missing Malaysia Airlines jet are consistent with the pings from aircraft black boxes. Read More

At China’s Biggest Yacht Show, the Party Feel Fizzles

Posted: 3rd Apr 2014

Written by: Wei Gu for The Wall Street Journal China

At China’s annual yacht show this weekend, Beijing’s anti-corruption drive seemed to be giving vendors a sinking feeling. Read More

RW Yacht Design Unveils New 54m Motoryacht

Posted: 3rd Apr 2014

Written by: RW Yacht Design

Yacht designer Robert Witzier has unveiled a new 54-metre motor yacht design, with curved flowing lines with a sharp axe bow. Read More

Marine Hydraulic Solutions Expands Team

Posted: 3rd Apr 2014

Written by: Marine Hydraulic Solutions

Marine Hydraulic Solutions (MHS) launched last month in Palma de Mallorca and within just a few weeks found it necessary to recruit further engineers to meet demand. Read More

Boat Paint App by Interlux

Posted: 3rd Apr 2014

Written by: Home Port Marine Marketing

The Interlux® Boat Paint Guide has gone digital with the launch of a free app for Apple® IOS and Android smartphones and tablets, designed to make it easy to access Interlux product information and select the correct Interlux pai... Read More

Clipper Sailor Rescued from Freezing Pacific

Posted: 2nd Apr 2014

Written by: Alistair Jamieson, NBC News

A British sailor survived one and a half hours in the stormy Pacific Ocean after falling overboard during the Clipper Round the World Yacht Race, organizers said Tuesday. Read More

DNV Approves "Pay as You Sail" Charts Option

Posted: 27th Mar 2014

Written by: MarineLink.com

Nautisk has confirmed DNV approval for its Neptune Pay As You Sail (PAYS) Solution. PAYS enables users to access global ENCs while only paying for those that are used. Read More

Capsized by a Breaking Wave

Posted: 26th Mar 2014

Written by: Elaine Bunting, Yachting World

Shared around as ‘yacht rolled by a huge wave' the shocking thing about the video here is that it actually shows a yacht knocked flat by a relatively small wave - but a breaking one. Read More

New 60m Hybrid Trimaran Design from BCY

Posted: 25th Mar 2014

Written by: The World of Yachts and Boats

Blue Coast Power have introduced the new Trimaran 60m. The design team have been working for the last 12 months to develop this innovative concept with ultra efficient hull lines. Read More

Extreme Sailing Series: Mixed Success for Ben Ainslie's Team

Posted: 21st Mar 2014

Written by: The Independant

Quadruple Olympic gold medallist Sir Ben Ainslie saw five different winners carry off the prizes in the opening seven races of the Extreme Sailing Series regatta in Oman, but he was not one of them. Read More

Inmarsat Says Its Data Could Help Find Malaysian Airliner

Posted: 21st Mar 2014

Written by: Fox Nation

In a television interview, Chris McLaughlin said that Inmarsat was "absolutely certain" that its technology was "seeing the readings from this aircraft", referring to the Boeing 777. Read More

Mega-Yachts Cleared to Sail Into the Heart of Venice

Posted: 20th Mar 2014

Written by: The Art Newspaper

A ban on large cruise ships passing through the city has been lifted, despite reports of negative impacts. This reverses a decision announced last year. Read More

Symphony: Classical Music Meets Yacht Design

Posted: 19th Mar 2014

Written by: OnboardOnline

French yacht designer Raphaël Laloux recently took out the 2014 Young Designer of the Year Award at the recent Showboats Design Awards for his yacht concept ‘Symphony’. Read More

YachtOwnership.com Launches Website

Posted: 19th Mar 2014

Written by: PRWeb

The “How to Own a Yacht” website exhibits a variety of ways to purchase a boat, including: charter ownership, private ownership and pre-owned yacht ownership. Read More

Missing Sailor Not on Board Boat

Posted: 18th Mar 2014

Written by: Stuff.co.nz

Police and the navy frigate HMNZS Wellington reached Blair's missing vessel more than 200 kilometres off the Taranaki Coast last night, but found no-one on board. Read More

Paris Off to Attempt to Circumnavigate the World Again

Posted: 17th Mar 2014

Written by: Sailing World

Stanley Paris, long time Florida-based New Zealander, has announced he will make another attempt at sailing solo, non-stop and unassisted around the globe, departing from Florida in November 2014. Read More

Cadets Go Overboard to Raise Cash for Cancer Charity

Posted: 14th Mar 2014

Written by: Southhampton Solent University

A group of officer cadets from Warsash Maritime Academy (WMA), which is part of Southampton Solent University, are preparing to brave
the elements and spend 24 hours in a liferaft to raise funds for sailing respite charity, Sail ...
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Hilary Lister Takes on Indian Ocean

Posted: 13th Mar 2014

Written by: Yachting World

Quadriplegic sailor Hilary Lister sets off today from Mumbai to sail 800miles to Oman. Read More

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