Veya 53 power catamaran makes its world debut at the Cannes Yachting Festival
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Washington State: one corner of the USA, four seasons of adventure
Storm-watching coasts, 200km of ski trails, kayak routes with orcas and nearly 1000 wineries — how Washington...
Electric weekend yachts are finally getting somewhere – and the Solent is leading the charge
Electric weekender yachts go mainstream: the Solent's new fast-charging network, the Grand Soleil Blue and why...
Seven days, 250km and a changed plan: bikepacking Tasmania the flexible way
A planned 500km Tasmanian Trail ride collapsed mid-trip — here's how an improvised 250km week through Sheffiel...
Two sailors just crossed the Gulf of Guinea — the ocean most yachts avoid
Aboard a 1989 ketch, two sailors crossed the Gulf of Guinea, the world's most dangerous sailing waters — pirac...
Swimming With Manta Rays at Lady Elliot Island — and How Your Photos Help Science
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Hōkūle'a: Sailing 1,600 Miles to New Zealand With No Compass, No GPS, Just the Stars
How the Hawaiian voyaging canoe Hōkūle'a sailed 1,600 miles from the Cook Islands to New Zealand using only st...
Shelling dolphins, spawning sea cucumbers and a lucky monsoon: three marine stories worth knowing
Dolphins fishing with shells in Queensland, sea cucumber breeding breakthroughs and a monsoon that helped the...
Delivery trips: the offshore training ground elite racing sailors swear by
Offshore racer Michaela Robinson shares five expert tips for delivery passages, from reefing early and autopil...
Solitude and Surprise on the Colorado Trail: One Thru-Hiker's Late-Season Story
A thru-hiker's late-season Colorado Trail story: wildfire reroutes, marmot chats and why the loneliest stretch...
Fog on the bush track: what a wallaroo on Mt Kaputar can teach slow travellers
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The Sunfish: the humble dinghy that taught an Olympic champion to sail
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