The Round The Island Race 2024 - Entries Open! - Classic Boat Magazine
Round the Island Race 2024 entry is open! Attracting over 1,200 boats & 10,000 sailors, it's one of the largest races in the yachting world.| Classic Boat Magazine
Round the Island Race 2024 entry is open! Attracting over 1,200 boats & 10,000 sailors, it's one of the largest races in the yachting world.| Classic Boat Magazine
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Restored 1918 Dutch tall ship's planetary conservation mission: Oosterschelde's world voyage reaches Galápagos, retracing Darwin's steps.| Classic Boat Magazine
Commemorating the life and achievements of Iain Oughtred - racer, boatbuilder and designer. Words by Nic Compton.| Classic Boat Magazine
Your shelves are bulging with the Hisocks, Smeetons, Knox-Johston and Moitessier. But there's always room for more sailing books| Classic Boat Magazine
Following a period of sanctuary at Chichester Marina, the 1902 lifeboat Louisa Heartwell is back in the care of the RNLI after being used as a houseboat for several decades. The boat is being stored at the all-weather Lifeboat Centre in Poole, until a permanent berth becomes available at the historic lifeboat collection in Chatham, […]| Classic Boat Magazine
Is it fair to presume the trials of owning a classic boat? Adrian Morgan questions who wouldn’t want a wooden yacht...| Classic Boat Magazine
The America’s Cup Hall of Fame: a reunion and celebration of past, present and future legends of this historic event.| Classic Boat Magazine
Skipper Marie Tabarly, and her crew on Pen Duick VI, are triumphant in the McIntyre Ocean Globe Race 2024, Barry Pickthall writes.| Classic Boat Magazine
Making memories on the ocean waves - Adrian Morgan reflects on the boats he's sailed and shipmates he's joined.| Classic Boat Magazine
The 1938 S&S yawl Baruna recently underwent an exceptional restoration. Our 4-part series with captain Tony Morse starts with the hull...| Classic Boat Magazine
Our look at boatyards around the world continues, this time in the northeasternmost state of Maine, Nigel Sharp reports.| Classic Boat Magazine
Our look at boatyards around the world continues, this time Nigel Sharp takes in a few of the European yards fighting the good fight.| Classic Boat Magazine
The wind had risen to a howl… CB columnist Tom Cunliffe remembers a nerver-wracking night-time approach in Norway The March issue of Classic Boat (CB333) is on sale now. Buy a copy or subscribe here. Back in 1983, before Norway cashed in on North Sea oil, I was cruising around the west coast in […]| Classic Boat Magazine
Martin Nott delves into the Isle of Wight's boatbuilding history, Cowes Week over 120 years ago, and this town's royal connections...| Classic Boat Magazine
ShamrockV 2-year restoration complete! The full story on this 1930s America's Cup challenger's rebuild & return to sea, pre 37th Auld Mug.| Classic Boat Magazine
How to Win & Survive the Round the Island Race: Your race guide, Barry Pickthall, tells how he's completed it many times in a classic yacht!| Classic Boat Magazine
“Sweet lines, long overhangs, gleaming varnish and fine craftsmanship. Exceptional yachts where the owners have gone to extraordinary lengths to replicate the beauty of a bygone era. Antigua was the birthplace of the Spirit of Tradition class. In the words of our founder, Kenny Coombs: ‘We know it when we see it’.” Jane Coombs, on […]| Classic Boat Magazine
The history and future of this one-design cruiser-racer, and Nigel Sharp's day out on GINA with Jeremy Rogers' son Kit, and his wife Jessie.| Classic Boat Magazine
Adrian Morgan treats us to his monthly column: A reflection on ropes jargon, the world of social media, and nautical terminology.| Classic Boat Magazine
The Stone family's entrepreneurial business pathway has led to a successful, vibrant Salcombe based boat yard, Nigel Sharp went to visit.| Classic Boat Magazine
Adrien Morgan's monthly column muses on how to face bad weather at sea, and in the kitchen... Have you tackled an angry ocean?| Classic Boat Magazine
Interested in learning how to build a boat? We caught up with the BBA, who offer comprehensive programmes for all skill levels...| Classic Boat Magazine
Classic Boat Awards 2024: Winners announcement... Here it is - who you voted the best and most remarkable in the classic world!| Classic Boat Magazine
Tom Nitsch: Tom Cunliffe's monthly column inviting us aboard with the sailor & movie-maker behind the classic, La Nioulargue.| Classic Boat Magazine
The oldest boat in the current Ocean Globe race, Galiana, is the last Olin Stephens yawl designed for RORC/CCA, starting with Dorade in 1930.| Classic Boat Magazine
Falcon Study: Spirit Yachts announce new commission to build contemporary version of Q-Class yacht, alongside Dykstra Naval Architects.| Classic Boat Magazine
Ben Meakins racing experience: It's time to start thinking about the Round The Island Race 2024! Here's a seasoned IOW racer's experience.| Classic Boat Magazine
New May issue of Classic Boat: It's packed with the excitement of spring, from the Classic Boat Awards results, to restorations & adventures!| Classic Boat Magazine
The range of powered vessels on the market continues to grow, so here's some of our favourite semi-displacement craft designs… Just for you!| Classic Boat Magazine
RNLI's history of vessel design: Development of working craft through the ages, and evolution that led to rapid powerboats in service.| Classic Boat Magazine
Western Flyer underwent a monumental seven-year rebuild, simply because of historic six-week charter under famous novelist John Steinbeck.| Classic Boat Magazine
Adrian Morgan's Monthly Boating Column: Musings on technology dependence, Vs the old and 'true' sailor... reading and navigating the elements.| Classic Boat Magazine
Whether you're 'just looking' or ready to buy, here's two top picks from the market. They're in wonderful condition, take a peek...| Classic Boat Magazine
A Terrible Confession: Dave Selby reveals a secret Blackwater Sloop he has harboured for nearly two decades.| Classic Boat Magazine
Maiden does it again! Sailing around the world and circling back on history, all-female crew on Maiden were welcomed home by Tracy Edwards.| Classic Boat Magazine
