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Lallows Boatyard's Medina Road slipways, rebuilt after WWII using secondhand railway track, still serve to haul out service vessels and...

When on-site repairs for wooden launches require repeatable 45° joints and limited bench space, workshop logistics favour a compact, heavy...

On a typical Mediterranean charter, planning daily legs of 30–60 nautical miles between anchorages allows for morning departures, midday shore...

The Hanse 460 displaces just over 27,000 pounds, offers two keel options, and pairs an 80hp diesel with dual-station engine...

The Uru completed a 5,491‑nautical‑mile leg from Callao to the Marquesas in 54 days, an operational feat that exposed key...

European buoyancy classes are defined as 50 N, 100 N, 150 N and 275 N; for coastal and offshore sailing...

The 2025 Admiral’s Cup concluded with Yacht Club de Monaco clinching the overall victory after a combination of Solent inshore...

A typical two-week teen sailing program in the BVI covers roughly 120–300 nautical miles of passage work, requiring daily provisioning...

Nordhavn’s practice of offering an introductory price on the first hulls of a new design directly shapes inventory flow: discounted...

Nelson’s Dockyard served as the primary venue for the Antigua Charter Show from December 4–9, 2025, with additional berths at...

With available propulsion between 600 and 1,000 horsepower, the Hurricane SunDeck 3200 imposes clear demands on fuel logistics, berth allocation...

Lift-on/Lift-off (LO/LO) shipments from Florida ports to Puerto Quetzal are routinely scheduled, with vessels cleared for local use upon arrival...