After 31 years in Lelystad, the Batavia has embarked on her final journey by water. On 19 september, the 56.6-metre reconstruction of the 1628 VOC ship […]

Nostramo was born for coastal trade. In her early years, cocoa, coffee and cement were among the cargoes carried in her holds. Her first name was […]

L’Escala has once again become a meeting point for traditional Mediterranean sailing with the 29th L’Escala Lateen Sail Gathering—an event dedicated to preserving, sharing, and promoting […]

For four days, Komiža lived and breathed the sea, traditional vessels, workshops, traditional sailing, films, and gastronomy. Throughout its four festival days, Rota Palagruzona brought together […]

Last August concluded a new edition—the fifth—of the Mörling Cup for sailing dornas. The Cup comprised five regattas held over the summer months in the ports […]

Hull Maritime Museum (Yorkshire – England) has welcomed more than 50,000 visitors achieving a quarter of its annual visitor target within its first month of reopening […]

Historian, archaeologist and museologist, Ivone Batista de Magalhães devoted much of her life to preserving the maritime heritage of Esposende. Her work gave a voice to […]

Lilian is a vintage gentleman’s  motor yacht, built in Stockholm in 1916 and finally back there less than a mile from where first built (in Sodra […]

Statement on behalf of Iñaki Arizmendi, the current owner and Captain of the Rafael Verdera. As part of the family that has stewarded this vessel for decades, I’m […]