Sailing, the emotions of the first course Luffing, bearing away, easing, hauling. Jib, boom, mainsail, close-hauled and abeam. For two hours my
Tradition through sea myths and superstitions In ancient times, the building of a boat followed strict rituals of deep sacredness. These were
Ferdinandea Island: what really happened? On the morning of July 12th 1831, the sun was shining on the elegant hats of the
The adventure of Antonio Aiello on board the Aretusa Explorer, Sergio Davì’s Price 38 It seems almost obvious but, for those who
A docufilm describing live navigation, which is perhaps what was really missing in yachting: this is the 1,000 Miles in the Tyrrhenian
In the middle of the 20th century, Nicolas Bouver wrote: “When travelling, the best thing is to get lost. When you are
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The story of the Rainbow Warrior The Sir William Hardy, a British Ministry of Agriculture-owned fishing vessel and the first in Britain
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Across the Osor Channel Those who dock on Selve Island must decide between to options: to continue towards “Punta Bianca” and therefore