Special report

For centuries, Bermuda was seen as an island of mysteries. But these wild tales only served to hide just how spirited its history, culture and people truly are

THE CARIBBEAN OFFERS FASCINATING SAILING GROUNDS FAR BEYOND WHERE MOST SAILORS VENTURE. JANNEKE KUYSTERS ON WHERE TO GO FOR A TRUE TROPICAL ADVENTURE

THE 10 KEY BOATING STORIES YOU NEED TO READ

As we settled into our charter boat, a Beneteau 42, on its Newport, Rhode Island mooring, I checked the weather forecast and feared we might not make our planned destination of Nantucket island. Verit

Crossing the Atlantic via the Cape Verde islands is a detour well worth taking, says James Kenning

Roger Morgan-Grenville celebrates the shapeshifting glories of Britain’s sea paths, evanescent byways revealed by the tides