Inside the July 2022 issue of Yachting Monthly: 12 of the best coastal and offshore lifejackets TESTED, Pete Goss shares his secrets of a well-run boat, tips to predict and…
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Surviving a storm in harbour: lessons learned
After surviving a storm in harbour while moored in Sicily, Trevor McIlwaine asks himself - do I really like to be beside the seaside?
Sailing apps for sailors who cruise
With the high cost of marine electronics, phone apps offer a plethora of affordable navigation data at your fingertips, says Sam Fortescue
Flare disposal day at Brighton Marina
Out of date flares can be disposed of at a flare disposal day at Brighton Marina. There will also be a chance to have lifejackets checked by the RNLI
More Lives than a Ship’s Cat: book review
More Lives than a Ship's Cat is a well researched biography exploring of the wartime naval career of Mick Stoke. A fascinating read, says Julia Jones
Torpedoes, Tea and Medals: book review
Torpedoes, Tea and Medals is a fascinating account into the life of the highly decorated Second World War RNVR officer, Jake Wright, says Julia Jones
Deep Water: book review of Emma Bamford’s new novel
Deep Water is a dark psychological thriller with a sailing couple at its heart. Absorbing, says Julia Jones
Sailing thrillers to escape with this holiday
The escapism of sailing thrillers can be a real draw, especially over the holiday period. Julia Jones reviews some of the latest releases
Mervyn Wheatley: One last adventure
OSTAR veteran Mervyn Wheatley ponders the changes in sailing through his decades-long career
Win a rescueME PLB3 emergency beacon
YACHTING MONTHLY READER QUESTIONNAIRE 2025 Established in 1906, Yachting Monthly has changed with the times for over a century to reflect the boats and equipment of the day, sharing the…