Plans have been revealed for a revolutionary new breed of eco-friendly cargo ships.
Nick Hall / Motor Boats Monthly, 3 July 2009
In his final report from the Volvo Ocean Race 08-09, Guy Swindells looks back at the race with the three top placed skippers
Yachting World, 3 July 2009
Flare caught attention of rescue services as fire spread quickly
Practical Boat Owner, 3 July 2009
No more anti-fouling?
Dick Durham, Yachting Monthly, 3 July 2009
The week in boating photos: the world's cutest sea turtle, Moscow as a millionaire's playground and the Henley Royal Regatta
Stewart Campbell / Motor Boats Monthly, 3 July 2009
The council has revoked its decision to impose a crucial footpath suspension during tomorrow's Regatta fireworks, forcing organisers to cancel the display
Sally Coffey / Motor Boats Monthly, 3 July 2009
17-year-old solo sailor Mike is due in Panama next week - just 1000 miles from the finish
Press Report/Yachting World, 3 July 2009
Eight people were rescued yesterday after the speedboat they were on caught fire
Sally Coffey / Motor Boats Monthly, 3 July 2009
Latest blogs suggest Tall Ships race has been abandoned in favour of a trip to the Big Apple
Classic Boat, 3 July 2009
The remaining section of the MSC Napoli, which sank off the coast of Branscombe, Devon in 2007 has been successfully lifted from the seabed
Sally Coffey / Motor Boats Monthly, 3 July 2009
A superyacht that struck rocks off Cap Ferrat in the South of France has been rescued from the scene of the accident.
SuperYachtWorld, 3 July 2009
Blast a buccaneer holidays cost £3,500 a time
Dick Durham, Yachting Monthly, 3 July 2009
Have your say on Marine & Coastal Access Bill
Dick Durham, Yachting Monthly, 3 July 2009
Three million euro research project to highlight the causes of seafarer fatigue
Practical Boat Owner, 2 July 2009
Following complaints from boaters, the signage system at locks along the Thames will be simplified
Sally Coffey / Motor Boats Monthly, 2 July 2009
Just 650 miles to go to Canal
Dick Durham, Yachting Monthly, 2 July 2009
Yachtsman with house re-mortgaged four times
Dick Durham, Yachting Monthly, 2 July 2009
Talisker has teamed up with Pete Goss and Cowes Week
Classic Boat, 2 July 2009
With less than 40 days to the race start, crews are busy completing qualifying miles and prerequisites
Trish Jenkins/Yachting World, 2 July 2009
Thomas Coville, onboard trimaran Sodeb'O, will attempt to break his own transatlantic record
Press Report/Yachting World, 2 July 2009
Coville bid to break his own record
Dick Durham, Yachting Monthly, 2 July 2009
Regardless of a combined age of 159 years veteran powerboaters relive London to Calais run
Motor Boat and Yachting, 2 July 2009
Sheriff's Department officers in California got more than they bargained for when they took a sealion aboard their patrol boat.
Nick Hall / Motor Boats Monthly, 1 July 2009
Stunning 200-year-old aqueduct built by Thomas Telford and William Jessop gets special World Heritage status
Stewart Campbell / Motor Boats Monthly, 1 July 2009
Amy on the Blackwater
Dick Durham, Yachting Monthly, 1 July 2009
Yachting Monthly anniversary special in August issue
Dick Durham, Yachting Monthly, 1 July 2009
Yachts more at risk afloat than ashore: survey
Dick Durham, Yachting Monthly, 1 July 2009
Watch RNLI / Finning engine maintenance checklist video online
Practical Boat Owner, 1 July 2009
Motorboat on autopilot comes a cropper in Corsica
Ben Meakins, Practical Boat Owner, 1 July 2009
10 boats lined up for exhibition
Yachting Monthly, 1 July 2009
New Zealand based company in trouble
Practical Boat Owner, 1 July 2009
Cowes Radio gets help, too
Yachting Monthly, 1 July 2009
The 138ft J-Class Sloop Hanuman is to make her racing debut at Newport Bucket Regatta
Press Report/Yachting World, 1 July 2009
A full entry list is announced for the ARC 2009
Press Report/Yachting World, 1 July 2009
After nine days at sea, the crew is ready to relax, but the bowsprit needs scarfing
Classic Boat, 30 June 2009
Kruzenshtern lost the top of her foremast in bad weather during the most recent leg of the Tall Ships Transatlantic Challenge
Classic Boat, 30 June 2009
Ray Bulman and Geoff Tobert cross Channel in attempt to prove that adventure is still out there, no matter your age
Stewart Campbell / Motor Boats Monthly, 30 June 2009
E-borders will cause 'collossal queues'
Yachting Monthly, 30 June 2009
US Coast Guards are investigating how a brand new 56ft yacht managed to fall off a freight vessel and sink in San Diego harbour.
Nick Hall / Motor Boats Monthly, 30 June 2009
Rally popularity puts the lie to credit crunch gloom
Yachting Monthly, 30 June 2009
Cowes Harbour Commission back yachting week
Yachting Monthly, 30 June 2009
2009 event looks to raise £20,000
Jack Haines, 30 June 2009
This year you can "Come Racing" at Cowes Week for just £10 - whatever your level of experience
Press Report/Yachting World, 30 June 2009
The future of sailing clothesline Line 7 is in doubt
Press Report/Yachting World, 30 June 2009
After nine months and 40,000 miles the latest edition of the Volvo Ocean Race comes to a close
Press Report/Yachting World, 30 June 2009
119-year-old merchant steamer returns to London in 2010
Practical Boat Owner, 30 June 2009
Father and pregnant daughter in dramatic scramble ashore
Yachting Monthly, 29 June 2009
Rescuers remind all boat owners to be prepared for poor visibility
Practical Boat Owner, 29 June 2009
Plans to build a £1 million Olympic sailing park for international teams to prepare are blocked
Press Report/Yachting World, 29 June 2009
Blue Ice and Oneness are hulls number five and six from the American superyacht builder's 46m (150ft) series
SuperYachtWorld, 29 June 2009
Craig Burton takes his lead to the finishing tape
Yachting World - press report, 29 June 2009
In perfect conditions for the last race, Gliss does enough to take overall honours
David Glenn/Yachting World, 27 June 2009
Two men were rescued by helicopter after their Rigid Inflatable slammed into a moored yacht near Falmouth
Nick Hall / Motor Boats Monthly, 27 June 2009
A nice picture of the Horus Superyacht Cup village by night...
David Glenn/Yachting World, 27 June 2009
The pack might have been shuffled on the last leg to St Petersburg, but the overall result remains
Yachting World - press report, 27 June 2009
Open Season stretches away but we enjoy a great day out with Mike Sanderson on Mari Cha 111
David Glenn/Yachting World, 27 June 2009
National festival in 2010 to be held at well-known boat show venue
Practical Boat Owner, 26 June 2009
The week in boating photos: a classic frigate and fireworks in St Petersburg, ships queue up off Cleethorpes and Bondi Beach comes to London
Stewart Campbell / Motor Boats Monthly, 26 June 2009
Britain's oldest maritime charity, The Marine Society & Sea Cadets, has celebrated two anniversaries totalling 408 years.
Nick Hall / Motor Boats Monthly, 26 June 2009
The positions may be decided, but the racing continues as the Volvo fleet heads towards St Petersburg
Yachting World, 26 June 2009
A perfect start for the Horus Superyacht Cup Palma saw victory for the Perini Antara on Abu Dhabi Race Day
David Glenn/Yachting World, 25 June 2009
Volvo fleet leaves Stockholm for last leg to the finish in St Petersburg
Yachting World - Press Report, 25 June 2009
A seven-day celebration of the Thames is to be held in a bid to encourage more people to get out boating this summer
Sally Coffey / Motor Boats Monthly, 25 June 2009
Monitor your ray-catching
Yachting Monthly, 25 June 2009
US superyacht builder Burger Boat Company has launched Sycara IV, a classically styled 46m (151ft) motoryacht
SuperYachtWorld, 25 June 2009
Team Russia will sail with the fleet to St Petersburg, but will not be part of the race
Press Report/Yachting World, 25 June 2009
Fishing boats accidental catch
Yachting Monthly, 25 June 2009
Team EADS Innovation takes victory in gruelling Three Peaks Yacht Race
Practical Boat Owner, 25 June 2009
Skandia Team GBR win gold, silver and bronze at Kiel Week
Press Report/Yachting World, 25 June 2009
Mike Budd leads after first four races
Press Report/Yachting World, 25 June 2009
18 yachts have arrived in Palma for the Horus Superyacht Cup - now in its 14th year and enjoying the benefits of a new venue
David Glenn/Yachting World, 24 June 2009
Hong Kong-based superyacht builder Kingship Marine has released the design of a 42m (138ft) boat developed with Dutch design firm Vripack
SuperYachtWorld, 24 June 2009
£160,000 Jeanneau Sun Odyssey stolen
Dick Durham, Yachting Monthly, 24 June 2009
The Dutch superyacht builder will introduce a 60m (197ft) semi-custom offering at this September's Monaco Yacht Show
SuperYachtWorld, 24 June 2009
Race organisers and team are still discussing what needs to be done before the boat is given go-ahead
Press Report/Yachting World, 24 June 2009
British Olympic sailors look towards the medal races at Keil Week
Press Report/Yachting World, 24 June 2009
Final four Greenpeace activists leave crow's nest after court order
Ben Farmer / Practical Boat Owner, 23 June 2009
If you buy a new Sea Ray this summer, Marina Marbella will ship it to Spain, give you three weeks' mooring and then ship it home - all free of charge
Stewart Campbell / Motor Boats Monthly, 23 June 2009
Italian superyacht builder has formed an agreement with software and support suppliers Infor and Praxis Calcolo to help manage the building of customised yachts
SuperYachtWorld, 23 June 2009
Watch the fleet starting Leg 9 and dramatic shots of Telefonica Blue run aground.
ybw.com, 23 June 2009
Channel Island adventure
Yachting Monthly, 23 June 2009
International search still underway for missing French yachtsmen
Practical Boat Owner, 23 June 2009
Storm hits Med resort
Dick Durham, Yachting Monthly, 23 June 2009
Team Russia are en route to Stockholm and intend to take part in the leg 10 sprint to St Petersburg
Press Report/Yachting World, 23 June 2009
The all female crew on board Aviva set new record for sailing round Britain and Ireland
Press Report/Yachting World, 23 June 2009
A fast ferry ran aground while avoiding yachts during Saturday's Round the Island Race.
Nick Hall / Motor Boats Monthly, 22 June 2009
Dee and Sam produce the magic
Yachting Monthly, 22 June 2009
Ulula leads the pack as the race to the top of Scafell Pike begins.
Ben Farmer / Practical Boat Owner, 22 June 2009
Pirate costumes and parades crowded the streets for a successful Poole Afloat
John Szczepaniak / Practical Boat Owner, 22 June 2009
Fastcat comes to grief on Ryde Sands
Ben Meakins, Practical Boat Owner, 22 June 2009
All-girl Aviva crew smash monohull record
ybw.com, 22 June 2009
Too much iodine in it
Dick Durham, Yachting Monthly, 22 June 2009
Sailing legend takes Hannah Jenner for race
Yachting Monthly, 22 June 2009
New Zealand superyacht builder Fitzroy Yachts has launched Salperton IV, a 45m (148ft) luxury sailing yacht
SuperYachtWorld, 22 June 2009
Honda Formula 4-Stroke returns to its roots
Ray Bulman Motor Boat and Yachting, 22 June 2009
Can gaff rig improve a boat's windward performance ?
Dick Durham, Yachting Monthly, 22 June 2009
Gianfranco Tortolani rescued after incident in North Atlantic
Ben Meakins, Practical Boat Owner, 22 June 2009
A day for smaller, lighter boats
Dick Durham, Yachting Monthly, 22 June 2009
Vital spares flown from home wins the day
Ray Bulman Motor Boat and Yachting, 22 June 2009
Last minute spares flown from home saves the day
Ray Bulman Motor Boat and Yachting, 22 June 2009
A replica of the G. L. Watson designed royal yacht Britannia is eventually launched in Russia
David Glenn/Yachting World, 21 June 2009
Puma and Telefonica Blue took a first place each in Stockholm, but the overall positions remain the same
Yachting World, 21 June 2009
Louay Habib rides aboard Leopard for the Round the Island Race
Yachting World - Louay Habib, 21 June 2009
Oman Sail Masirah takes line honours
Yachting World, 20 June 2009
First ever all-girl crew wins major offshore powerboat international
Ray Bulman Motor Boat and Yachting, 20 June 2009
Champion boat proves fastest
Ray Bulman Motor Boat and Yachting, 19 June 2009
Sigma 33 winner
Dick Durham, Yachting Monthly, 19 June 2009
The week in boating photos: Chelsea boss Carlo Ancelotti's new pride and joy, a fisherman paying taxes with live eels, and bridge building in Afghanistan
Stewart Campbell / Motor Boats Monthly, 19 June 2009
Poole Afloat: try a boat or investigate the latest products
Ben Meakins, Practical Boat Owner, 19 June 2009
Italy's Cerri Cantieri Navali recently launched its first Cerri 102' Flyingsport at the group's new shipyard
SuperYachtWorld, 19 June 2009
Comments from the all-female crew as they pass the Isle of Lewis
Press Report/Yachting World, 19 June 2009
Cowes Classics Week this July continues to develop its programme
Dan Houston, Classic Boat, 19 June 2009
Broads boaters have been arriving at their favourite pubs only to find them boarded up.
Maurice Gray, Classic Boat, 19 June 2009
With just one more leg to go, Guy Swindells is in Stockholm talking to some of the key players in the Volvo Ocean Race
Yachting World, 19 June 2009
We loved Cranchi's new Endurance 33, and you can see why with our new and improved 360° views
Stewart Campbell / Motor Boats Monthly, 19 June 2009
Video: as mentioned in the latest issue of
MBY
Jack Haines, 19 June 2009
This year's first Mylne Regatta on the Clyde is shaping up to be quite an event
Steffan Meyric Hughes, 19 June 2009
Professionals to line up with families at the JPMorgan Asset Management Round the Island Race
Press Report/Yachting World, 19 June 2009
Dover Coastguard will begin managing a new Sunk Vessel Traffic Service (VTS) with effect from 1st July.
Nick Hall / Motor Boats Monthly, 18 June 2009
Sealine South Coast offer incredible deals
Jack Haines, 18 June 2009
French industrialist Fabrice Vial has bought the beleaguered superyacht builder with the aim of preserving all 310 jobs
SuperYachtWorld, 18 June 2009
Strong winds have allowed the all-female crew to get ahead on the route's most northern point
Press Report/Yachting World, 18 June 2009
Crew celebrate coming first in Tall Ships Transatlantic
Classic Boat, 18 June 2009
Since going aground on Sunday, the Spanish boat resumes leg 9 en route to Stockholm
Press Report/Yachting World, 18 June 2009
The starting line-up at this year's JPMorgan Asset Management RTIR will not disappoint
Press Report/Yachting World, 18 June 2009
Will Sayer crosses line in Newport
Ben Meakins, Practical Boat Owner, 18 June 2009
Katie Miller sails in
Yachting Monthly, 18 June 2009
Brussels sprouts have been banned from being brought aboard a Royal Navy warship.
Nick Hall / Motor Boats Monthly, 17 June 2009
Free boating and harbourside festival
Motor Boat and Yachting, 17 June 2009
Save tens of thousands on a brand new S29, SC29, SC38 and T50 through Sealine South Coast, Ancasta's flagship Sealine sales outlet
Stewart Campbell / Motor Boats Monthly, 17 June 2009
14th over the line
Yachting Monthly, 17 June 2009
Norwegian champion aims for hat-trick in Arendal
Ray Bulman Motor Boat and Yachting, 17 June 2009
Peter Methven congratulated
Yachting Monthly, 17 June 2009
See pictures of Eclipse, the 160 metre-long superyacht built for Chelsea boss and oligarch Roman Abramovich
Stewart Campbell / Motor Boats Monthly, 17 June 2009
Organisers welcomed more than 15,000 visitors over the weekend
Practical Boat Owner, 17 June 2009
The first cargo of fine ale to be put ashore at Brightlingsea Hard in living memory
Practical Boat Owner, 17 June 2009
MBM has handed a whopping 21 pages in its latest issue to overseas cruising, and we've put together a special map to help you cross the Channel
Stewart Campbell / Motor Boats Monthly, 17 June 2009
MBY looks back at the history of one of modern motorboating's key names
Motor Boat and Yachting, 17 June 2009
First image see here
Motor Boat and Yachting, 17 June 2009
Mike Perham is forced to make high sea repairs by going under
Totallymoney.com
Yachting World, 17 June 2009
The all female Aviva crew have a successful first night in their record-breaking bid
Press Report/Yachting World, 17 June 2009
All girl crew
Yachting Monthly, 17 June 2009
If you're planning on heading onto Europe's inland waterways this season and are confused about new rules regarding ATIS, then MBM has the answers
Motor Boats Monthly, 16 June 2009
Girl power attempt on round Britain and Ireland record
ybw.com, 16 June 2009
Regime change at Norwegian giant
Yachting Monthly, 16 June 2009
Change of strategy on the cards
Yachting Monthly, 16 June 2009
Sales in UK 'weaker than expected'
Yachting Monthly, 16 June 2009
Emirates Team Zealand win their first Audi MedCup Circuit Regatta, today's video analysis shows how
Yachting World, 16 June 2009
Original of Padstow artist's painting being sold on eBay this week
Practical Boat Owner, 16 June 2009
Ellen MacArthur is to speak publicly about her life since her world-breaking circumnavigation
Press Report/Yachting World, 16 June 2009
As Puma wins leg 9, Ericsson 4 takes third and secures overall victory - Matthew Sheahan reports
Yachting World - Matthew Sheahan, 15 June 2009
Guy Swindells reports from Marstrand in Sweden at the end of a desperately difficult Leg 8
Yachting World, 15 June 2009
New flybridge from the Dutch yard
Jack Haines, 15 June 2009
Investigation into close quarters incident to begin
Practical Boat Owner, 15 June 2009
Footage of Friday's Coastguard rescue of yachtsman off Lyme Regis
Practical Boat Owner, 15 June 2009
Youngest ever competitor
Yachting Monthly, 15 June 2009
OBE and MBE
Yachting Monthly, 15 June 2009
How did Turner paint such great pictures?
Dick Durham, Yachting Monthly, 15 June 2009
New 15 acre waterfront site in Plymouth, enables UK builder to commence construction on new range of larger yachts
SuperYachtWorld, 15 June 2009
Parent company Damen has already sold two 50m Sea Axe Fast Yacht Support Vessels to carry cargo, crew and toys for yachts over 100m
SuperYachtWorld, 15 June 2009
Mid-ocean foul-up of cut sheet
Dick Durham, Yachting Monthly, 15 June 2009
War heroes in race
Yachting Monthly, 15 June 2009
A sailing yacht came within yards of the Red Funnel ferry at the weekend - see images
Tony Toller/Yachting World, 15 June 2009
For services to sport
Yachting Monthly, 15 June 2009
26-year-old Hannah White is the fourth OSTAR skipper over the finish line
Press Report/Yachting World, 15 June 2009
Online race game
Yachting Monthly, 15 June 2009
Hannah White is first woman
Yachting Monthly, 15 June 2009
June-Marie Hamilton elected in place of Bob Fisher
Practical Boat Owner, 15 June 2009
Defending world Formula 1 champion stays ahead
Ray Bulman Motor Boat and Yachting, 15 June 2009
Running aground shortly after leaving Marstrand, Bouwe Bekking's team has suspended racing
Yachting World - Matthew Sheahan, 14 June 2009
Four Indian warships are due to arrive at Portsmouth on Wednesday for a courtesy visit, the first for many years
Nick Hall / Motor Boats Monthly, 12 June 2009
Gamblers are being offered the chance to win a Sealine 35 for just £20 after equities trader Andrew Paul decided to give away his lifestyle in a competition
Nick Hall / Motor Boats Monthly, 12 June 2009
Additional event to compensate Spanish cancellation
Ray Bulman Motor Boat and Yachting, 12 June 2009
Tate Gallery features legendary Turner painting of a storm at sea
Practical Boat Owner, 12 June 2009
Across the Channel for 20 yachts
Yachting Monthly, 12 June 2009
New bid to find sporty male scent
Dick Durham, Yachting Monthly, 12 June 2009
The sun shone - some of the time - last weekend, and CB was there, with cameras...
Classic Boat, 12 June 2009
The week in boating photos: wreckage from the tragic Air France accident is found, and George Clooney goes motorboating
Stewart Campbell / Motor Boats Monthly, 12 June 2009
Jan Kees Lampe is first across the line in Rhode Island, USA
Press Report/Yachting World, 12 June 2009
New 105 will be first off the production line
Motor Boat and Yachting, 12 June 2009
RORC enlists former Cowes Week sponsor, Skandia to help revive well known event
Practical Boat Owner, 12 June 2009
Taking a sunsight, plus advice and tips
Yachting Monthly, 12 June 2009
What goes Around and Around comes around
Yachting Monthly, 12 June 2009
For services to business
Yachting Monthly, 12 June 2009
Portland gets royal visit
Yachting Monthly, 12 June 2009
Too late for Cape Horn
Dick Durham, Yachting Monthly, 12 June 2009
'Welcome addition' - Sir Robin Knox Johnston
Yachting Monthly, 12 June 2009
Emirates Team New Zealand show that they are masters in strong winds
Press Report/Yachting World, 12 June 2009
New chief executive announced
Yachting Monthly, 12 June 2009
Dutchman wins the transatlantic
Yachting Monthly, 12 June 2009
Show starts Friday
Practical Boat Owner, 11 June 2009
Barcelona organisation want to clear up confusion
Motor Boat and Yachting, 11 June 2009
Olympic Champion Ben Ainslie and Bahrain Team Pindar Chairman receive CBE and OBE respectively
Press Report/Yachting World, 11 June 2009
Premier unveil package
Motor Boat and Yachting, 11 June 2009
Submit 'good, bad and funny' images
Yachting Monthly, 11 June 2009
'I am optimistic for the future of the brand'
Motor Boat and Yachting, 11 June 2009
Administrators looking for buyers
Motor Boat and Yachting, 11 June 2009
17-year-old sailor Mike Perham hits another milestone on his solo voyage around the world
Press Report/Yachting World, 11 June 2009
Ericsson 4 make it three leg wins in a row by crossing the finish line first in Sweden
Press Report/Yachting World, 11 June 2009
British couple watch as luxury yacht sinks
Yachting Monthly, 11 June 2009
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