Yachting Monthly

Yachting Monthly is a monthly publication focused on the world of yachting, released by IPC Media. The magazine is under the editorial guidance of Kieran Flatt.

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Best electric outboard motor: We put the market leaders to the test

1 week ago | yachtingmonthly.com | Theo Stocker

An electric outboard motor is now a viable option for dinghy propulsion. Emrhys Barrell puts the latest outboards and trolling motors to the test TAGS: affiliatesElectric Yachtsgear The electric outboard motor has been around for many years, but they have either been too low powered or their lead acid batteries have made them too heavy to lift in and out of a small tender, so petrol outboards have remained the engine of choice.
23 yachts cross Celtic Triangle leg 2 finish line in Tréguier after 300-mile leg

1 week ago | yachtingmonthly.com | Theo Stocker

Challenging weather conditions for the second leg of the Celtic Triangle saw nine of the competitors retire, whilst the other 23 managed to beat the weather and make it in into Tréguier. Most of those who retired continued to Tréguier under engine, while a couple sailed back to Falmouth or their home ports.
'An orange glow lit up the horizon: an oil tanker had been torpedoed' – Dick Durham - Yachting Monthly

2 weeks ago | yachtingmonthly.com | Toby Heppell

Dick Durham looks into the life of his grandfather who came close to death on many occasions during a life spend on tall ships Inside an old jewellery box sits a yellowing fang set in a gold mount. It is the triangular molar wrenched from a shark jaw trolled for somewhere in the South Atlantic at the turn of the 19th century.
YM Celtic Triangle sailors arrive in Kinsale

2 weeks ago | yachtingmonthly.com | Theo Stocker

31 yachts on the start line of the Yachting Monthly Celtic Triangle race in Falmouth for the 190-mile leg to Kinsale A mix of experienced and Corinthian shorthanded offshore racers started the Yachting Monthly Celtic Triangle Race from Falmouth on Sunday 8th June, with the final boats finishing in Kinsale in the early hours of 10th June 2025, where they were welcomed by the Kinsale Yacht Club.
How bow thrusters can help close quarters manoeuvring

2 weeks ago | yachtingmonthly.com | Toby Heppell

Mooring a boat can be nerve-racking – especially when there’s an audience gathered outside the marina bar, watching with keen interest, writes Susannah Hart Whether you’re a seasoned sailor or a novice skipper, manoeuvring in tight spaces can be challenging. But with the right equipment, returning to your berth doesn’t have to be stressful.
Crossing the Channel to explore Brittany

2 weeks ago | yachtingmonthly.com | Toby Heppell

Nick Quirke crosses the English Channel for the first time to explore the intriguing coast of Brittany, welcoming many crew and sometimes sailing solo TAGS: cruisingTop Story Like many British sailors, I had been put off going to our close neighbour Cherbourg by the thought of crossing the Channel with its shipping lanes, fast tides and bad weather.
Yachting Monthly Celtic Triangle Race 2025: The entry-level offshore race

3 weeks ago | yachtingmonthly.com | Toby Heppell

Ever wanted to try your hand at offshore racing? We take a look at the Yachting Monthly Triangle Celtic Triangle Race and the crews taking part in this entry-level offshore event TAGS: Top Storyyacht race Have you ever wondered what it would be like to push yourself and your boat a bit harder than you normally would?
How to follow the Round the Island Race: A spectator’s guide

3 weeks ago | yachtingmonthly.com | Toby Heppell

Don't miss any of the action from the Round the Island Race with this spectator's guide. We outline the various ways you can keep up to date with the race from shoreside or from home TAGS: Round the Island Race: Everything you need to knowTop Story The Round the Island Race is one of the most popular sailing races in the world, regularly seeing thousands of boats taking part.
A beginners guide to the Round the Island Race course

3 weeks ago | yachtingmonthly.com | Toby Heppell

The Round the Island Race is a great day out, even for those of us who typically steer clear of a race course. Here's our guide to completing the famous (and famously busy) race. TAGS: Round the Island Race: Everything you need to knowTop Story The Round the Island Race is something of a unique event in the sporting calendar and is one of the largest mass-participation events in the UK.
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3 weeks ago | yachtingmonthly.com | Libby Purves

Drying out my be a term used to describe a boat on a tidal mooring, but it's also something one often needs to do to the body after sailing in the UK TAGS: Libby PurvesTop Story Shuddering our way through the latest cold front, accompanied by dank spring drizzle, it seems fitting to talk of the glory of dryness. A lot of our sailing, down the decades, has been preoccupied with dehumidification, both intimately personal and saloon-related.