Turning old boats into new

The World Sailing Boat of the Year was introduced as an annual award in 2018, with recognition* going to the

TÜRK DONANMASININ ÇARPAN KATSAYISI: SAT KOMANDOLARI

Türk Deniz Kuvvetleri Komutanlığı’nın güzide operasyon birliği Sualtı Taarruz Timleri (SAT) ulusal ve uluslararası görevlerini aralıksız sürdürüyor. Sualtı Taarruz Timlerinin

Kadir Sağlam Türkiye Sualtı Sporları Federasyonuna başkan seçildi

Federasyonu Başkanlığına Kadir Sağlam seçildi. Ankara’da gerçekleşen Türkiye Sualtı Sporları Federasyonunun Kongresi’nde, Trabzonlu iş adamı Kadir Sağlam başkanlık koltuğuna oturdu. Uzun

World’s largest coral colony discovered in Solomon Islands

A diver swims over the world’s largest coral in the Solomon Islands (Photo: Manu San Félix, National Geographic Pristine Seas)

Five drifting scuba divers rescued off O’ahu, Hawaii

The drifting divers as filmed by Camila and Ryan Storchi (Camila Storchi/Instagram) Five scuba divers who spent two hours drifting

Pasifik Okyanusu’nda dünyanın en büyük mercanı bulundu

National Geographic ekibi, bugüne kadar kaydedilen en büyük mercanı Pasifik Okyanusu’nun güneybatısındaki Solomon Adaları’nda buldu. Birbirine bağlı birçok küçük canlının

Çanakkale Boğazı’ndaki yarışta 1300 yüzücü Avrupa’dan Asya’ya kulaç attı

Çanakkale Boğazı’nda bu yıl 37’ncisi düzenlenen Çanakkale Boğazı Wilusa Yüzme Yarışı’nda, 20 ülkeden 1300 yüzücü mücadele etti. Boğazı yüzerek geçme

“Guletlerin Babası” ve “Çolak” Lakabıyla Tanınan Efsane Ustalardan Erol Ağan’ın Anısına Heykeltıraş Selçuk Yazıcı Tarafından Yapılan Heykelin Açılışı Gerçekleştirildi.

Türkiye’nin denizcilik tarihinde bir dönüm noktası olan, Bodrum’un Gulet Kültürü’nü dünyaya tanıtan usta denizci Erol Ağan’ın heykeli, 14 kasım’da Ağanlar

First drop out for Vendée Globe 2024-25

(November 15, 2024; Day 6) – Maxime Sorel (FRA), the 38 year old skipper of V and B – Monbana

Five expert tips for catamaran racing

Performance catamaran racing is growing hugely in popularity. Helena Darvelid shares some key learnings from her 84-foot Nigel Irens designed

Lessons from the sinking of Alliance

During the Newport Bermuda Race this year, the J/122 Alliance struck a submerged object in the Gulf Stream in the

Star of India: A life well lived

Across the bay from Scuttlebutt World Headquarters is docked the 212-foot Star of India, the world’s oldest active sailing ship,

Appreciating the force of nature

When the 184-foot Bayesian sank at anchor as it endured a storm off the Sicilian coast, seven of 22 people

MALAWİ GÖLÜ’NÜ KULAÇLARIYLA GEÇTİ

Vural Tandoğan’ın spor ve hobi amaçlı başladığı yüzme tutkusu ultra maraton yüzücülüğüne dönüştü. Uzak ve zorlu mesafeleri kulaçlarıyla geçen ender

Vendée Globe: Looking for trade winds

(November 14, 2024; Day 5) – After successive leaders Charlie Dalin, Sam Goodchild, and Yoann Richomme, the Vendée Globe solo

Flying Scot Class raffling off new boat

The Flying Scot Sailing Association is raffling a new Flying Scot boat with proceeds to support class activity. A limit

Riding the British merry-go-round

The merry-go-round keeps spinning in Great Britain with the news that Dylan Fletcher will helm the SailGP Team for Season

Escape the cold at Women’s Winter Invitational

San Diego Yacht Club’s 2025 Women’s Winter Invitational Regatta (WWIR) is on February 14-16 in San Diego, CA. The annual

Sailing Grand Slam delivers Olympic path

There have been previous attempts by World Sailing to highlight the Olympic Sailing pathway and provide exposure to the athletes,

Where Oceans Meet – the amazing biodiversity of Cornwall

A compass jellyfish (Chrysaora hysoscella) feeding on plankton in the sea off Falmouth Positioned at the extreme southwest tip of

Wild Edges – an interview with photographer Rebecca Douglas

Snorkelling with diving gannets, Isle of Noss, Shetland, Scotland Photographer Rebecca Douglas talks to Joanne O’Brien about her connection to

44 per cent of coral species threatened with extinction – IUCN

Elkhorn coral in the Caribbean is Critically Endangered (Photo: MSC Foundation) A new IUCN Red List report published at the

‘Russian spy’ beluga whale Hvaldimir was not shot dead

Havldimir the beluga whale was thought to have been trained as a Russian ‘spy’ (Photo: Shutterstock) By Mark ‘Crowley’ Russell

Sunfish Class secures new builder

The International Sunfish Class Association (ISCA), which has endured a strained relationship with supplier LaserPerformance, has appointed Zim Sailing as