Resort versus homestay in Raja Ampat

The author’s homestay on the tiny island of Arborek (Photo: Todd Aki) Writer and photographer Todd Aki compares back-to-back week-long

Trekkies in charge at US Sailing

Star Trek fans are familiar with the Captain Kirk quote: “To explore strange new worlds, to seek out new life

A call out for Umpires

Rick Sullivan, US Sailing National Judge and Umpire, makes a plea for people to join the party” With all the

Seeking to sustain and build the sport

by Craig Leweck, Scuttlebutt Sailing News Depending on your participation or location, the purpose of a national sailing federation may

Diver dies during Bayesian yacht recovery operation

Bayesian moored off the coast of Sicily (Photo: wuthrich didier/Shutterstock) A commercial diver has died during preliminary operations to recover

To the rise of State Sailing

If you’re old enough, you remember when California schools were competitive in College Sailing, and Stanford wasn’t one of them.

No change to border policies

The Canadian-USA border cuts across sailing areas, and due to political problems between the two countries, Scuttlebutt reported how some

Spring time in America’s Finest City

The weather in San Diego was remarkably nice on May 10, reaching 80°F along the coast. While the locals took

Lush qualified for Solitaire Du Figaro

Rhode Island-based offshore sailor Erica Lush has qualified for the 2025 Solitaire Du Figaro, a prominent French solo multi-stage race

To the rise of State Sailing

If you’re old enough, you remember when California schools were competitive in College Sailing, and Stanford wasn’t one of them.

SailGP back to full strength for New York

After defects were found in select wingsails across the F50 fleet, the SailGP league cancelled their Brazil event and has

Sualtı Fotoğrafı çekmenin olmazsa olmazı

Sualtı Fotoğrafı çekmenin olmazsa olmazı balıkadamın yüzerliğini kontrol etmesidir dersem yanlış olmaz. Öyle ki yüzerliğini kontrol edemeyen balıkadam fotoğrafçılığın bütün

“TUZLA’NIN SUALTI KÜLTÜR MİRASI GÜNÜMÜZE KAZANDIRILMALI”

Türkiye’nin sualtındaki tarihini ve kültürel mirasını araştırarak günümüze aktaran Prof. Dr. Harun Özdaş, deneyimlerini ve bilgi birikimini Tuzla’daki Piri Reis

Hayalden gerçeğe, ahşaptan suya denizciliğe giden yol…

Denizcilik kültürünün yaygınlaşması için önemli birer merkez olan deniz müzeleri, birçok farklı sergileme olanakları sunuyor. Sivil ve askeri denizcilik tarihinin

KADİR SAĞLAM, CMAS YÖNETİM KURULU ÜYELİĞİNE SEÇİLDİ

Dünya Sualtı Aktiviteleri Konfederasyonu (CMAS)’ın Mısır’da dün (9 Mayıs Cuma) yapılan Seçimli Olağanüstü Genel Kurulu’nda Federasyon Başkanımız Kadir Sağlam, 64

MOB Recovery: A true story

The south coast of Antigua only has a few outlying rocks that posed a danger to us. One of them

Child sex assault fugitive found working as Cozumel scuba instructor

A man who has remained a fugitive for 13 years has been arrested by the FBI after being uncovered working

Details for Women’s IOD Invitational

The 2025 Women’s IOD Invitational will be September 6-7 in Marblehead, MA. Boats will be provided by the Marblehead Fleet,

Knowing the rules makes you better

Knowing the rules of racing benefits every sailor, and that’s why Lily Grimshaw would encourage anyone with a passion for

The Great American Wine Collector

Bill Koch was inducted into the U.S. National Sailing Hall of Fame as a member of the Class of 2018.

On The Wind with Richard Clarke

The On The Wind podcast (formerly ’59 Degrees North’) features guests from throughout the world of sailing, and this episode

Safety standards: Point – Counterpoint

When Scuttlebutt asked whether rising safety standards for events was making a difference, as the goal was to prevent fatalities,

Will the Real Housewives raise your hand

Rhode Island is the smallest state in the United States, and while Newport is not among the ten most populated

World Sailing Olympic Rankings

The World Sailing Rankings for Olympic Class athletes seek to establish an order of ability based on their best six