In 1997, Canadian architect Tad Roberts created the Yellow Cedar design, a classic coastal cruiser concept. In 2010-11, ...

Southampton International Boat Show 2026 underway. In a prime central location in Mayflower Park, the Wooden Boat Stage drew in a brilliant crowd on day one of the show. Created a ...

Take a look around the beautifully restored 1969 Feadship classic Sultana - on the market with Northrop & Johnson ...

An update from Kerrera in Scotland from the crew of Rely, as they continue their round Britain circumnavigation ...

While it is rare to follow a wooden boat build from the keel up, Editor Carl Richardson had this pleasure with the C.W. Hood Yacht Design Hood 42 LM. Hood 42 LM powerboat, Lessely ...

William Fife III, GL Watson, Alfred Mylne can all be linked to Irina VII, and she is in the market for a new owner Irina ...

Classic Boat is the magazine for the world’s most beautiful boats. Packed with stunning images, we have the inside stories of the great classic yachts and motorboats afloat today, as well as ...

Since the earliest lifeboats in the late 1700s, up until the 1920s, most ‘service boats’ of the Royal National Lifeboat Institution were sail-and-oar designs. The use of sails extended the range of a ...

“Let’s build back better.” Although that slogan has been used and paraphrased by several political groups and individuals – perhaps most notably Joe Biden – it was also recently adopted by the team ...

If you are new to sailing, or can cast your mind back to your early boating days, you’ll know the difficulty of getting to grips with niche nautical terms and, quite literally, learning the ropes.

The diminutive island of Bermuda gives its name to today’s most common rig, but it was once deemed only suitable for small vessels, says Martin Black. I recently acquired this image. Judging by the ...

Hillyards are among the most maligned of all classic, wooden yachts, and I say this as a former co-owner of one, the 1932 9-ton aft cockpit Billy Blue, writes Steffan Meyric Hughes. They are perhaps ...