Sailing Magazines & Informations

Yachting and Boating World

"Founded in April 1894, Yachting World is the world's oldest sailing magazine. Published monthly from London in the UK, today Yachting World is the most widely distributed and most international sailing magazine in the world, reaching over 100 countries. It carries the latest news stories and features and is renowned for the exceptionally high quality of pictures. Coverage includes blue water cruising, global sailing epics, international yacht racing, superyachting, international events and charter...." Learn more

Charternet.com

"charternet.com/marinemall.net is the largest marine internet directory on the web. We have been in business since 1996 and offer complete business web services including hosting, marketing and design. We are a people company.

The company was founded by Bob Roth and Patty Daley, who love to spend time on the water and wanted to turn their hobby into a profession. It has exceeded all expectations and charternet/marinemall is now a major player in marine web marketing bringing over 500,000 visitors per month to the site.

Currently working with several thousand marine clients, they have the expertise and staff to handle anything web related. The goal is to provide superior customer services, with a no-bull, straight shooting attitude. "There are too many scam artists promising companies unrealistic objectives...."

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"Catamaran Sailor " is a NEWSpaper that covers any and all news concerning beach cats of all brands and breeds. We also devote a lot of space to the larger cruiser/racer multihulls in the 22-to-36-foot range. Now in its sixth year, "Catamaran Sailor" publishes 9 issues a year to subscribers all over the United States.(...) We are not slick and glossy -- just plain old, home-grown, yard-mulch newsprint. But, we bring you the names, faces, stories and pictures of catamaran sailors from all over the country. And our purpose is to provide a low-cost communication link for those of you who love and/or sail small multihulls. We try to have something for everyone -- novice sailors, day sailors, racing sailors. We have features, tuning and technical information, controversies within the sport, even schedules, race results, laws and regulations that affect all of us, and fun things to do on the water...."

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"Set up in 1999, the JMR (Journal for Maritime Research) is the first fully-online peer-refereed journal in the field of academic maritime research. The journal concentrates on maritime and naval history.(...) The JMR also reviews approximately 30-40 new books each year across a broad maritime subject spectrum, and publishes occasional conference reports.

The JMR publishes innovative, multi-disciplinary research on maritime subjects ranging from contemporary issues to the political, economic, cultural and social aspects of maritime history. The journal also includes résumés of work in progress by leading scholars and extensive book reviews..."

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"Fairplay is the international shipping weekly. That is what we say on our front cover and that is what drives our editorial team of staff and correspondents worldwide. Focusing on topics with an international importance, we aim to deliver news, comment and analysis that is as sharp now as it was in 1883, when our founder Thomas Hope Robinson first committed Fairplay to “calling things by their proper name.

A radical overhaul of the weekly magazine and website has made it possible to provide accurate information in just the way that our readers tell us they want it. So our website carries news that is updated throughout the day, with a complete digest e-mailed to subscribers at the same time every working day. And if important developments happen, our unique News Flash service will alert Fairplay readers immediately. At the same time, the weekly magazine provides insight and analysis of the industry’s developments in a way that only a magazine can offer." ...

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Marine Waypoints

"Marine Waypoints is a marine related site dedicated to bringing you learning resources, a boating community, news and more.

It is also a directory of marine related web sites which includes boating, diving, fishing, gear, sailing, weather and much, much more.

Please note that MarineWaypoints.com is not a vendor... we do not buy or sell boating or marine related gear or vessels of any kind.

Many links are provided which are intended to educate, enlighten & entertain. This does not imply our endorsement of these sites, or any responsibility for their content."

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OceanRacing Magazine is the translation of the French magazine CourseAuLarge, dedicated entirely to ocean racing in all its forms, presenting all those involved and the dreams they nourish. Extreme sports, major events, stories from offshore races, IRC competitions, hi-tech products, adventure, exceptional yachts, the arts and the economy... Frequency of publication: 6 editions per year, published every 2 months (end of January, March, May, July, September and November). Up until ten years ago, Course Au Large was the UNCL's official magazine (UNCL in France is rather like the RORC in England). 2002 marked the relaunch of the magazine by the former Chief Editor who is a keen racer (50' Open Monohull World Champion in 2002, 3 Vendée Globe races, including the 2004-05 edition) and a journalist (for Course Au Large, Seahorse Magazine...). He is indeed famous for being the first to get hold of the news and for being very precise in his comments. The OceanRacing digital magazine is brought to you free of charge ! Be sure you do not miss any...

Sailing Magazine

Since 1966 SAILING Magazine has been the sailor's magazine. SAILING has monthly columns by yacht designer Bob Perry, carries the largest boat tests done by any American sailing magazines, and elaborate monthly departments cover gear, technology, sailing technique, sailing news, and hard-hitting opinion by publisher-editor Bill Schanen and columnists Red Marston and Chris Caswell.