Deprecated: Case statements followed by a semicolon (;) are deprecated, use a colon (:) instead in /home/sites/30b/5/50179b4157/public_html/wp-content/plugins/td-composer/legacy/common/wp_booster/td_resources_load.php on line 86
To read a nautical chart, start by checking the chart scale, datum, depth units, latitude and longitude scales, compass rose, symbols, hazards, navigation marks and tidal information. To determine your position...
A sailboat is made up of five main systems: the hull, the keel or centreboard, the rig, the sails, and the steering system. The hull keeps the boat afloat, the keel...
This guide explains 15 common types of sailing boats in plain English, how they differ, and which are best for beginners, racing, cruising, day sailing and coastal sailing.
The important point is...
Good crew communication starts before the boat leaves the berth. The skipper should brief the route, weather, safety kit, emergency procedures and each person’s role. Underway, the crew should use short,...
Spain offers a perfect blend of activities for travellers who seek both relaxation and adventure, with its rich combination of world-class golf courses and stunning sailing locations. Whether you are keen...
We've all been there. It's starts off sunny, then suddenly the dark clouds roll in and the swell starts to get choppier and the weather forecast has stitched us up yet...
Spain is one of the easiest countries in Europe for combining court time with time on the water. Padel is part of everyday sporting culture here: the International Padel...
Safe UK coastal sailing starts before the boat leaves the berth. The essential question is not simply, “Can we go?” It is: “Can this boat, with this crew, on...
A padel and sailing holiday brings together two very different ways of experiencing a destination.
Padel provides friendly competition, quick rallies and a clear reason to get moving in the...
