The world’s most famous yacht race is a century old. Barry Pickthall, who has covered every race for 50 of those years, takes ...

The 12th Classic Yacht Symposium weekend in March was a treat for those who managed to get a ticket... Here are the ...

In Joseph Conrad's great nautical writing, Adrian Morgan shows us the many ways he has written about and described the ...

Together with HMS Victory’s Master Shipwright Leonardo Bortolami, we look at some common questions about the project and ...

Classic Boat brings buyers and sellers interested in classic and wooden boats together. Whether you are interesting in buying a yacht, sailing boat or powerboat, enjoy browsing our selection of boats ...

In early 2022, the condition of HMS Victory was reviewed, and while peeling back the outer layer of wood the team uncovered the scale of the project ahead. I caught up with HMS Victory’s Master ...

We’ve got a packed racing calendar ahead of us this year, from regattas across the British Isles and Europe, to the classic events and a racing in the United States and around the rest of the world, ...

Dan Houston takes a look at the designs of the RNLI working craft through the ages, and the evolution that led to the rapid powerboats in the service. Early RNLI Since the earliest lifeboats in the ...

Exploring the remote north of British Columbia by yacht and classic seaplane was a childhood dream come true for bluewater sailor, aircraft pilot, photographer, and author Ellen Massey Leonard. Flying ...

Jeff Howlett goes for a sail on the sturdy and much-admired Fisher 34 motor-sailer, with photography by Ray Little The Fisher seems to have been around for ever. In fact, the story of this classic ...

Roger Barnes took his Vivier-designed dinghy singlehanded down the Loire River, the last great wild river of Europe Article taken from the August issue (CB314). To subscribe to CB, click here. I ...