As the sport matures, it has increased the reliance on certified race officials at a time when that community is

In 2023, Andrew Bedwell planned to make a 1,900-mile trip from Newfoundland, Canada, to Falmouth, Cornwall in his 3.9-foot fiberglass

Once again, boot Düsseldorf (Düsseldorf boat show) showcased a number of top yacht launches. Toby Hodges rounds up some of

World Sailing is determined to remain an Olympic sport. While the racing will never garner the kind of broadcast audience

With lingering issues from the 2025 Offshore Racing Congress (ORC) annual meeting, the rating system unanimously approved a refined update

At The Scuba News, we spend most of our time celebrating the places divers dream about. Crystal-clear water, thriving reefs,

The prominent regattas in the sport are for various types of monohulls, but the cruising sector of sailing is going

by Craig Leweck, Scuttlebutt Sailing News When the Finn dinghy was removed from the Olympic sailing program after Tokyo 2020,

The scuba training world is rich with options. Divers often collect not just certifications, but stories about why they chose

An underwater photograph taken inside a cauliflower soft coral has won the overall prize at Close-up Photographer of the Year

  Ask a room full of divers about their favourite piece of dive kit and you will not get a

Every year, the same names dominate dive travel wish lists. Raja Ampat, the Maldives, the Great Barrier Reef and the

By Mark ‘Crowley’ Russell The family of Dylan Harrison, the 12-year-old who died during a scuba training dive in Texas

Allegations of underpayment and poor working conditions in Western Australia’s Ningaloo Reef tourism sector have entered the public spotlight following

For decades, divers have spoken about the calming effect of being underwater. Slow breathing, weightlessness, and the sensory quiet of

For decades, dive professionals have been taught that success depends on promoting the training agency they represent. Shop signage, websites,

Shore diving strips scuba back to its essentials. No fixed schedules, no long transits, and no dependency on boats. For

Linkedin Photo Reproduced 2026 is off to an exciting start for Julie Ouimet. She is overjoyed and deeply honored to

Kyle Wills, 33, who was born and grew up in London, Ontario, is preparing for an intense solo row across

Stories from the past bring to mind the quote from philosopher George Santayana: “Those who cannot remember the past are

by Craig Leweck, Scuttlebutt Sailing News The ninth edition of the Foiling Awards, which seeks to highlight the best foiling

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The Great Lakes, the world’s largest group of freshwater lakes, are estimated to hold over 20% of the world’s surface

As the sport contracts, so does the marine industry. While prominent brands remain, ownership consolidation has hit sailmakers, magazines, and