Take a peak behind the scenes of the SailGP with their simulator at Artemis Techologies, an invaluable training tool for the athletes when they don’t have access to the real thing.
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The Cape to Rio Yacht Race 2020 started with the first class of boats leaving Table Bay on Sat, 4th Jan. The cruisers have been at sea for a week now and are making slow, but steady progress. But it’s the group of boats in the second start which will offer thrilling speeds and record breaking attempts as they battle it out across the Atlantic Ocean.
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Delivery skipper, Jason Ruger rediscovers balance while delivering a 45-ft Lagoon cat, Cheers, and 42-footer, Ruby Ruby 8000nm from France to Cape Town.
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Crete offers an ideal blend of pristine beaches, ancient treasures, vibrant cities and secret mountain hamlets. Justin Fox explores this jewel of the eastern Mediterranean.
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Why fly into a city when you can float into it? Like Venice, which lures 25 million tourists to its fragile shores every year. There’s simply no better way to arrive.
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A proud Italophile, lifestyle editor Helen Clemson discovers an off-the-beaten-track area in the hidden depths of Italy that’s been lovingly restored into a living, breathing rewind of a place that time forgot.
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Sailing is more than just a sport and anyone who has joined the community will tell you that there is no activity more jam-packed with life lessons. Here are a few ways in which all kids can benefit from learning how to sail.
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Ever wondered what it must be like living on a cruising catamaran, spending your time sailing the world and vlogging about your adventures?
Catch up with Sailing with the Wynns episode as they prepare to take their Tiny home to the Danger Zone. -
Our Debrief Editor, Helen Clemson, hunted down these glam festive season gifts guaranteed to put the jingle back into Christmas!
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Stepping into a new decade with a new generation of travellers coming of age with a newly embraced awareness of climate change and unplugged travel trends.
