The Hector holds a legendary place in Canadian history as the 18th-century immigrant ship that forever reshaped the cultural fabric

Fewer boats, spectacular visibility and world-class dive sites almost to yourself. There’s a lot to love about Egypt’s so-called ‘low

Located along the Florida panhandle, St. Andrews Bay Yacht Club in Panama City was destroyed by fire on November 12,

The SS Argus was a lake freighter built in 1903 as the Lewis Woodruff by the American Ship Building Company

America’s Cup challenger ARC Team USA has strengthened its sailing squad with the additions of Annie Haeger and Ben Rosenberg

By Mark ‘Crowley’ Russell The SS United States, once the fastest passenger liner in the world, is scheduled to be

A fishing vessel broke apart and has drifted onto the rocky shoreline near Bay de Verde after taking on water

Fragments recovered from Bermuda’s underwater world more than half a century ago are offering a remarkable glimpse into the diving

A dispute at one of Seattle’s established commercial diving schools has led to student protests and reports of instructor strike

A 19-year-old South African swimmer has completed an extraordinary series of open-water challenges to highlight the need for shark protection.

When a yacht is in distress far offshore, another sailing crew may be its best chance of rescue. A new

The 2026 Pantaenius Yacht Racing Image Award attracted 152 submissions from yacht racing photographers representing 30 nations, with an international

From the coral reefs of the Maldives and Egypt to the volcanic landscapes of Lanzarote and the marine life of

Polish diving equipment manufacturer SANTI is celebrating its 20th anniversary with a special-edition drysuit and an invitation for divers to

Seven challengers will seek to snatch the America’s Cup from the New Zealand team which has held on for three

American John Heineken was among the pioneers of international kiteboard racing, developing equipment and rules alongside enthusiasts on San Francisco

Away from the big-animal encounters that dominate many Caribbean diving itineraries, the reefs around Honduras’s Guanaja offer something different: a

The Sail Nova Scotia Mobile Sailing School is an outreach program that takes sailing to communities that do not otherwise

by Craig Leweck, Scuttlebutt Sailing News I have said that sailing gained broadcast viewership by shortening its skirt. The 2013

By Christoforos Psyllides, PADI Master Scuba Diver At the northeastern tip of Cyprus, close to Cape Apostolos Andreas, a broken

A review and extract from Czech photographer Michal Štros’ beautiful new book, accompanied by some of his stunning and artistic

Every four years, the International Olympic Committee brings together the nations of the world for peaceful competition. Each sport needs

Thinking about buying a used sailboat? Before you pay for a marine survey, Practical Sailor editor Tim Labute has some

Sixteen solo skippers started the 2026-27 Golden Globe Race on September 6 from Les Sables-d’Olonne, France. The fourth edition continues