Blogs

Mar 16, 20211 min read

The power of Clouds

Clouds are fun for spotting shapes, but they can also be useful for weather forecasting, and Sailors can use clouds to stay high and dry....

Mar 13, 20211 min read

Lulworth Cove

When you hear ‘Lulworth’, you may think of the classic racing yacht built in 1920, but Lulworth Cove is a stunning scallop-shaped cove on...

Mar 11, 20211 min read

The Irish Sea

Also known as the Manx Sea, the Irish Sea is about 210km long, 240km wide and is notoriously shallow. Home to many islands – the largest...

Mar 5, 20211 min read

An introduction to Navionics

Navionics is a great way to help ease the burden of passage planning. Although we always maintain that charts and thorough preparation...

Mar 5, 20211 min read

The right life raft for the right situation

It is incredible how many vessels have life rafts that are out of date. The ‘last resort’ certainly needs to be maintained in line with...

Mar 5, 20211 min read

Keeping bilges tidy and surveys effective

As a surveying team, we often come across lockers that are often full of equipment, whether they be lifejackets, rafts, outboards or...