The Colvic Countess 33 offers a lot of living space in a full-bodied hull. But how does she sail? Duncan Kent reports on a bilge-keeled ketch version
Yachting Monthly
Things to practise in harbour – understanding MOB and lifesaving kit
James Stevens explains which skills are best to perfect while you have plenty of time to do so. This week, understanding your lifesaving kit
A cruising guide to the Rías Baixas
Just beyond Biscay lies a glorious coast rarely explored by British cruisers. After cruising there, Chris Beeson urges the valiant to be a pilgrim and to visit the Rías Baixas…
Jonty Pearce – A crafty comparison
Looking across the average British harbour, the variety of shape, size and purpose of craft gets Jonty Pearce thinking
INTERVIEW: Mutiny crew Conrad Humphreys, and leader Anthony Middleton
British round the world yachtsman explains how he prepared, and fared, on this ‘lunatic endeavour’, a 4,000-mile trip across the South Pacific in an open boat
Things to practise in harbour – cleaning the strumbox
James Stevens explains which skills are best to perfect while you have plenty of time to do so. This week: locating and cleaning the strumbox
Lundy, Bristol Channel
Lundy is a bird-watcher’s paradise with its own particular character, but mind the swell, says Jonty Pearce
VIDEO: Mutiny! Channel 4 recreates legendary small boat journey
‘SAS: Who Dares Wins’ frontman Anthony Middleton leads a nine-man team including round the world yachtsman Conrad Humphreys on Bligh’s 4,000-mile voyage to safety
Dehler 34 review
The original Dehler 34 marked a turning point in the history of Dehler yachts. Can the new 34 do the same? Graham Snook tests her to find out
Dick Durham Podcast April 2017
Britain’s last sailing ship can be manoeuvred singlehanded without an engine, so why does she need one now?