Cruising the Komodo National Park Story & Photos by DIANE SELKIRK Article originally featured in YTM #19 issue – Summer 2015 Previous Next “Oh, no,” muttered our guide, Paul, when three Komodo dragons raised their heads to look directly at us. They sampled the air with their tongues, smelling to Read more
Plastic – the silent killer Story by ELODIE MARIE CAMPRASSE Photos by CHRIS JONES, FABIANO BARETTO, KATE SPROGIS, MELANIE WELLS, NICKO LUNARDI, QAMAR SCHUYLER Article originally featured in YTM #25 issue – Winter 2016 Previous Next Plastic, what a versatile material! It’s everywhere and most of us could not imagine Read more
2020 Miami Sailing Week The 11th edition of the Miami Sailing Week regatta is scheduled for March 4-15, 2020. Previous Next Different classes will be racing on the beautiful waters of Biscayne Bay in Coconut Grove, Miami. The event is hosted by Coconut Grove Sailing Club, Miami’s premier sailing center for: Read more
The world’s smallest penguins By Elodie Camprasse Previous Next It’s 6.30 pm, just after sunset and I am sitting on a beach in southeast Australia, about to witness an amazing sight. Night after night during breeding season, around the same time, the world’s small penguins leave the water after a Read more
Lagoon 630 Power Yacht Big and bold, this cat roars Text by ZUZANA PROCHAZKA Article originally featured in YTM #23 issue – Summer 2016 Previous Next Sailing catamarans paved the way for the overall acceptance of multihulls as boaters first experienced the benefits of these models via charter. The large Read more
Chagos The Fairytale Islands of the Indian Ocean Story & Photos by DIANE SELKIRK Article originally featured in YTM #21 issue – Winter 2015 Previous Next By the time the moray eel treed me, our walk around the small island had already proven wilder than expected. It had slithered out Read more
Cruising Cairns to Darwin Coral, capes and crocodiles Text & Photos by Diane Selkirk Article originally featured in YTM #18 issue – Spring 2015 Previous Next Cairns is considered by many to be the final cruising stop when sailing the Coral Coast of Australia. If you’re out for the season, Read more
