Yachting World has been asking top sailors and marine industry gurus to choose the coolest and most innovative yachts of

To celebrate the 30th anniversary for the ILCA making its Olympic debut at the Atlanta 1996 Olympic Games, the Class

The International Association of Nitrox and Technical Divers (IANTD) has announced the release of its newly updated Instructor Manual, providing

By Mark ‘Crowley’ Russell A scuba diving instructor has been charged with homicidio culposo, the Argentinian equivalent of gross negligence

One of the most common questions new divers ask is simple: Will my scuba certification be recognised when I travel?

The foiling 100-foot monohull, known as the Ferrari Hypersail project, intends to torch offshore sailing records when it is completed.

An event has been organized to focus on exploring existing and emerging technologies and best practices for responsible and sustainable

In this video report by Practical Sailor, editor Tim Labute reports how marinas are quietly banning older boats: Across California

By DIVE Staff The Philippine Competition Commission (PCC) has fined an association of dive operators on the island of Boracay

With Starlink mid-ocean, have we traded the romance of adventure for the safety of assurance? Nikki Henderson explores in Yachting

One of the UK’s longest-established diving and watersports centres has marked a major milestone, with hundreds of visitors attending a

Healthy coral reefs are more than vibrant underwater ecosystems, they are the foundation of countless recreational experiences enjoyed by divers,

Sri Lanka is often described as a surf, culture and wildlife destination, but it also deserves more attention from divers.

The Royal Ocean Racing Club (RORC) has opened entries for the 2027 Admiral’s Cup, marking the 25th edition of one

National Geographic’s annual summer event SHARKFEST returns for its fin-credible 14th year, combining jaw-dropping encounters with groundbreaking science and expert-led storytelling that

One woman, one 24-foot boat, and 2,400 miles of open ocean. Kelsey Pfendler did it. Just after 9 p.m. on

On June 10, the Marine Animal Response Society (MARS) was alerted by Parks Canada to a critical wildlife emergency: a

For generations, humanity’s impact on the planet has leaned heavily toward destruction rather than conservation. But what happens when our

Sturgeon comprise nearly 30 distinct fish species within the Acipenseridae family. Often called “living fossils,” their direct lineages trace back

“Among the hidden rewards of muck diving in British Columbia is stumbling upon small dramas playing out in the shadows

The search for a missing recreational scuba diver off Florida’s Gulf Coast ended tragically on Sunday morning after authorities confirmed

The World Match Racing Tour and the Women’s World Match Racing Tour held parallel events on June 29-July 4 in

The International Society for the Perpetuation of Cruelty to Racing Yachtsmen annually recognize, with their Moosehead Awards, the foibles and

by Kim Couranz, SpinSheet “I don’t know.” On the surface, those may seem to be three of the hardest words