Amid a cold and wet winter, a last-minute Caribbean getaway proved the perfect tonic for Yachting Monthly's editor, Theo Stocker and his family

Amid a cold and wet winter, a last-minute Caribbean getaway proved the perfect tonic for Theo Stocker and family

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Some sections of the Blindleia are just 6.5 metres wide! Photo: Amy Kemp

Amy and family sail the Blindleia, a 12-mile-long inland passage with spectacular scenery between Kristiansand and Lillesand while sailing Norway's south coast

Stavanger was an undisputable highlight. But after a few days, the weather looked suitable to continue south. There are very …Continue reading »

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Delivering a boat is easier with your own crew, but when the boat is a family’s 35ft home, the stakes (and the stress) are much higher

When you’re asked to take any boat from A to B, it’s always easier if you can do it with …Continue reading »

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In an effort to broaden her sailing experience, cruising sailor Anna Bingham found a boat to crew on at her local club, and had a blast in the process

My friend Claire told me there was no such thing as a slow race, but that’s exactly what I got …Continue reading »

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Dwarfed by the Anse des Pitons, St Lucia. Photo: Dr Lou Luddington

While the sailing may be awe-inspiring in the southern Caribbean, the Tobago Cays' true magic lies beneath the surface

Well, we seem to have arrived in paradise,’ Tom exclaims as we sail smoothly through the shallow channel and drift …Continue reading »

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