Lallows on Isle of Wight reaches 158 years, and is best known for S&S racers, including Ted Heath’s Morning Cloud II.

Is anything more satisfying than the crisp right angle of a well-cut mitre joint? Robin Gates takes a look at the Marples No ...

Classic Boat is the magazine for the world’s most beautiful boats. Packed with stunning images, we have the inside stories of the great classic yachts and motorboats afloat today, as well as ...

Carl Richardson pays a visit to the upper Thames and discovers a wooden world full of good people, good vibes and hot beverages.

Tom Cunliffe tells us of stepping a mast in Southampton Water in 1969, when crews were rough, spars were made of trees, cranes were driven by steam… and winter meant snow. “The past is a foreign ...

We asked Classic Marine to suggest a few classic Christmas gifts and they duly obliged with this festive and affordable collection that would bring cheer to any boat. Charts are an unarguable form of ...

Tom tells us of some unsung heroes and old friends in the sailing world. Last night I cranked up Youtube and spent an inspiring hour watching the National Historic Ships awards, presented from Bristol ...

Yard news from Edinburgh, Scotland… the Camper & Nicholson royal barge that has served as a tender to Britannia is being restored, and that’s just the tip of the iceberg. The Royal Barge that served ...

Cornish training yacht celebrates with youth expedition – apply now. Morvargh Sailing Project, a Cornish Sail Training organisation based in Fowey, Cornwall will mark the 40th anniversary of its ...

Some 126 ‘Cape Horners’ met in Portsmouth to welcome and applaud the latest global circumnavigators to be inducted into the Cape Horn Hall of Fame. Now in its fourth year, the International ...

Port Townsend, Washington, lies at 48° north in the rain shadow of the Olympic Mountains, which means weather for the annual Wooden Boat Festival is unpredictable. This year, rain, shine, and fog ...