A cruise is, by definition, a voyage—and like any voyage, it requires thorough preparation before departure. While you may not be embarking on a circumnavigation or contemplating a passage to Antarctica or around Cape Horn, a comprehensive inspection of your vessel...
Like all onboard equipment, sails require regular maintenance to prevent deterioration. Each part of a vessel—whether a sailing yacht or motor boat—demands specific care, and the products used for cleaning sails differ from those used for the hull, deck or upholstery....
Sailing vessels, historically used for transporting goods, mail and passengers—as well as for naval warfare and fishing—are now primarily dedicated to leisure cruising and competitive sailing. The development of water-based sports has significantly contributed to the...
A jib is the generic term for a triangular headsail fitted at the bow of a sailing yacht. When a yacht is equipped with multiple headsails, these allow the sail area to be adjusted according to wind strength. In such configurations, the jib typically sits between a...
The world of yachting is both fascinating and highly exclusive. These luxury vessels offer a unique experience at sea for those privileged enough to own them or to enjoy them as guests. But what exactly distinguishes a yacht from a superyacht, a megayacht or a...
Regardless of the type of vessel you operate—motor boats, sailing yachts, monohulls or multihulls—it is essential that the hull remains in optimal condition. Even with regular maintenance, chips, cracks and scratches are inevitable over time. Hull repairs may be...
