To commemorate the 500th anniversary of the first round the world voyage, Jimmy Cornell is preparing to sail the historic route of the first circumnavigation achieved by Ferdinand Magellan and Juan Sebastian Elcano. In fact, …
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Europe’s and possibly the world’s largest in-water boat show opened yesterday in this historic port on the French Atlantic coast. Once again, this annual boat fest is showing off the unparalleled range of France’s thriving …
For the last 10 years the French boat-building group Le Grande Large has held each spring a seminar in Paris aimed at sailors preparing to leave on a world voyage. Many of those present …
Vous rêvez de partir naviguer autour du monde mais certaines de vos interrogations n’ont pas encore trouvé de réponses ? Le séminaire Grande Croisière est l’évènement que vous attendez pour découvrir le voyage au long …
We are very sad to report that our colleague Sylvie Branton has passed away in Grenada yesterday. Sylvie designed the Cornell Sailing website and the previous Cornell Sailing Events websites, and has been managing them …
Haiyou and Kama in Antarctica Chris de Veyrac, the owner of Haiyou, sent us this report: Haiyou and Kama caught up in Port Lockroy in the Antarctic Peninsula in January this year. It was the second time …
Back by popular demand, this seminar was first held by the Cruising Association Suffolk Section in November. SATURDAY 23 FEBRUARY 2019 At the Cruising Association House Limehouse Basin London E14 …
The 50th edition of Boot 2019 came to a successful end on Sunday, by setting a new record, with nearly 250,000 water sports enthusiasts coming to Düsseldorf from over 100 countries to visit the leading …
The Jubilee edition of this most popular boat show in the world has been attracting record numbers of visitors this is opening on 19 January. As in previous years, Cornell Sailing have a …
Wave upon Wave, by Andrew DigginsPublished by World Cruising This well researched and highly enjoyable book is a record of the enduring success of the Atlantic Rally for Cruisers. Since its launch in 1986, …
This review of Jimmy Cornell’s book 200,000 Miles – A Life of Adventure was published on the blog “S/V Rutea Sails Around the World“. While we were at the …
Paris Nautic, the annual boat show held in the French capital in early December, came to an end yesterday. The thriving French nautical industry was very well represented with an impressive range of boats, both …
The Royal Harwich Yacht Club hosted sailors from around the UK and further afield for a day’s seminar with Jimmy and Doina Cornell, covering a wide range of topics designed to inspire and inform those …
Few sailors would now disagree that global weather conditions are undergoing a radical change. The warming of the planet is unequivocal: the atmosphere and oceans have warmed, the amounts of snow and ice have diminished, …
Now on their third circumnavigation, world voyagers Carolyn and Fatty Goodlander have arrived with S/V Ganesh in Tonga, from where Fatty sent us these comments on Cornells’ Ocean Atlas. …
Jimmy Cornell’s new book 200,000 Miles – A Life of Adventure has been reviewed by the Flying Fish, the OCC (Ocean Cruising Club) journal, in their …
There’s a saying that you should never revisit places that you have enjoyed in the past as what you find may disappoint you. Yesterday this piece of advice was proved to be totally wrong. Twenty-three …
The Flying Fish, the OCC (Ocean Cruising Club)‘s flagship publication, has an excellent and comprehensive review of the new edition of Cornells’ Ocean Atlas in their …
Jimmy Cornell returns to Lanzarote for a new cruising seminar series, taking place in Marina Lanzarote from 12 to 14 November. Jimmy Cornell will launch the 2018 Lanzarote seminar series with a convivial book-signing session …
Mark Pillsbbury reviews the updated edition of Cornells’ Ocean Atlas in the June-July issue of the Cruising World magazine: Anyone planning an extended voyage will find a useful tool in …
Eighteen valiant sailors are ready to start tomorrow on one of the most challenging events ever conceived. This single-handed non-stop event marks the 50th anniversary of the first single-handed non-stop circumnavigation achieved by Robin Knox …
Bergen, Norway Today saw the start of the Bergen to Shetlands Race, now a classic event on the Norwegian racing calendar. The race is organised by the Bergen Sailing Association and since …
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