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How will Yann Guichard handle a 131ft trimaran alone across the Atlantic? Matthew Sheahan went to find out This coming Sunday (2 Nov) Yann Guichard plans to start the Route du Rhum, the singlehanded 3...
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Are all yacht jobs exciting? You may read that all yacht jobs are exciting and full of fun but you have to be realistic in your expectations. Not all yacht jobs are exciting as you may hope. Whe...
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Discover how to nagivate coral reefs in the second installment of our Bluewater Sailing Techniques series
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A 100-footer built for no other purpose than record breaking has been launched in the US. Wow! A new superfast 100ft yacht specially designed for record breaking has been launched in Maine for serial ...
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Why the announcement of the 1851 Trust was more than just another America’s Cup press conference From 107m up you get a great perspective on Britain’s current America’s Cup campaign....
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‘Access Interdit,’ says the sign on the Quai des Milliardaires in Antibes. Behind a barrier the superyachts rise like a skyline in white and royal blue. This is the smartest address in a s...
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Yotspot at the Monaco Yacht Show The month of September is upon us once again and with it comes the Monaco Yacht Show. The team behind Yotspot are busy preparing themselves for what is a...
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This year the world’s No. 1 showcase for superyachts afloat will be the best ever, with 115 spectacular yachts and about 30 luxury tenders and an extended exhibition that will host the most reno...
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Hurricane Bertha claims first UK victim as a yachtsman is killed after being hit in the head by a boat’s boom in near gale-force winds By Keith Perry 4:58PM BST 11 Aug 2014 Hurricane Bertha clai...
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By Gemma Fottles The 37.5 metre fast cruising sloop Escapade was delivered to her owners earlier this year, who are now well underway with a world cruise. She features an interior from Design Unlimite...
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With the summer season in full swing and the superyacht fleet in general experiencing it’s busiest period of the year in the Mediterranean; thoughts are now beginning to turn once again towards ...
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1. Introduction 1.1Under the MLC Minimum Requirements Regulations all Ships Cooks, catering staff and other persons processing food in the galley are required to be suitably qualified in Food hygiene ...
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