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From boat life, destination guides and gear reviews to weekly news roundups and deep dives into yacht tech, this is your full archive of everything we’ve published. Whether you're a full-time liveaboard, weekend sailor, or just dreaming of the sea, there’s something here for you.
Sailing News for Cruisers — Log of the Week (27 February 2026)
From cyclone damage affecting liveaboards to marina strategy updates and new navigation notices, here’s what mattered to sailors this week.
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2 days ago
VHF Radio Rules by Country: When a License Is Required (And When It’s Not)
Sailing internationally? Learn how VHF radio rules by country actually work, when an operator license is required, and what cruisers should prepare before crossing borders.
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Feb 19
Why Sea Birds Follow Sailboats — And What They’re Telling You
Sea birds often follow sailboats offshore. This post explores why they do it — from wake disturbance to wind patterns — and what these quiet signals reveal about the sea.
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Feb 16
Sailing News for Cruisers — Log of the Week (14 February 2026)
Pre-season shifts are here: marina updates, new sailing tech, race-week energy, cruising alerts, and an ocean treaty milestone — all in one weekly log.
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Feb 14
Being Always Online at Sea: Does Starlink Change the Way We Cruise?
With Starlink at sea, many cruisers are connected all the time. This post explores how always-on internet quietly changes planning, marina life, and the cruising mindset.
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Feb 11
Why Your Cabin Smells Damp After Rain (And How to Fix It)
If your cabin smells damp after rain but nothing looks wet, you’re not alone. This post explains why it happens on boats — and how to fix it without panic.
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Feb 9
Sailing News for Cruisers: Log of the Week (07 February 2026)
Weekly sailing news for cruisers and liveaboards, including marina developments, boat shows, safety initiatives, sailing events, and ocean conservation updates.
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Feb 7
Why Dolphins Follow Boats (And When They Don’t)
Dolphins often appear alongside boats, riding bow waves and then vanishing just as quietly. Here’s why it happens — and what it tells sailors about the sea.
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Feb 5
Understanding Your TWS, TWA, and VMG — Explained Simple, Practical, Not Scary
A calm, practical explanation of TWS, TWA, and VMG — what they mean, when they matter, and how sailors can use them without overthinking.
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Feb 3
Log of the Week - Sailing News, Records, New Voices & Offshore Milestones (31 Jan 2026)
From record ocean voyages to new sailors stepping into the spotlight, this week’s sailing news highlights progress, endurance, and change at sea.
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Jan 31
Tech Talk: Externally Regulated Alternators and Modern Boat Charging Systems
A deep technical explanation of externally regulated alternators, modern charging strategies, and what sailors need to understand when upgrading onboard electrical systems.
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Jan 29
Freediving for Sailors: How Breathwork Improves Calm, Focus, and Control at Sea
A reflective look at what freediving teaches sailors about breath, calm, and control — and why slowing down often improves seamanship at sea.
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Jan 26
Log of the Week - 24 January 2026 - Sailing News, Offshore Racing, Safety & Marina Signals
Offshore racing results, safety reminders, marina developments, and quiet changes shaping sailing life. Here’s what mattered this week.
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Jan 24
Why Your Boat Feels Wet Even When There’s No Leak
Your boat feels damp, but there’s no visible leak. Here’s why boats often feel wet inside — and when it’s normal.
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Jan 23
Best Sailing Apps Cruisers Actually Use (Navigation, Weather & Planning)
A practical guide to the navigation, weather, and planning apps cruisers actually use at sea — based on real sailing life, not hype.
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Jan 20
Log of the Week — 18 January 2026 – Offshore Racing, Trade Winds & January Sailing News
Atlantic racing, winter sailing activity, and quiet but meaningful stories from the sailing world. Here’s what mattered to sailors this week.
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Jan 18
Is It Normal for a Boat to Smell After Being Closed Up?
You open the boat after days or weeks away and notice a damp smell. Is this normal, or a sign of a problem? Here’s what’s really going on.
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Jan 13
Log of the Week – Sailing News, Rescues, Offshore Racing & Safety Updates (11 Jan 2026)
Offshore rescues, Atlantic crossings, winter sailing accidents, and new safety rules. A real-world look at the sailing news that mattered to sailors this week.
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Jan 11
Which Countries Require Boat Insurance (And Minimum Coverage Explained)
Boat insurance rules change from country to country. This guide explains where insurance is mandatory, what minimum coverage is required, and what cruisers should check before they sail.
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Jan 8
Tech Talk: Will Lithium Batteries Kill Your Stock Alternator? The Real Answer Explained
Do lithium batteries really destroy stock alternators? This Tech Talk explains how alternators actually behave, why failures happen, and when lithium upgrades are safe — without hype or panic.
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Jan 6
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