Your tender is your lifeline to the shore and its type, size and equipment are critical in remote areas. Skip Novak demonstrates what he uses, why - and how ...

For more videos from Don and D and an in depth tour of their cruising sailboat 'Southern Cross', see our playlist 'Visiting Friends on Sailboat 'Southern ...

In places like Tierra del Fuego, the Antarctic Peninsula and parts of the Arctic, tying to shore is essential eithed because of anchorages beset by ...

Skip goes through how to formulate a bail-out plan, how to weigh anchor and break the anchor out, what to do if your windlass fails and what to do if you have ...

In this video, expedition guru Skip Novak addresses the effectiveness of warps and drogues when it comes to breaking seas in a storm ...

In this episode of our Storm Series, Skip Novak walks us through the sails he has on his 54ft yacht Pelagic. Watch all the videos and learm more about this ...

Why meticulous checks, sensible stowage and forward planning are key for a trouble free passage in stormy conditions. To find out more about Yachting World's ...

Part 5 in Skip Novak's Storm Sailing Techniques series explains how to sail comfortable in 35 knots with this tried and tested method. See all the videos at ...

Skip Novak explains the easiest and safest way to reduce sail and carry on in a gale int he latest Storm Sailing video. Check out our other videos at ...

Skip Novak takes us on a tour of his two intrepid expedition yachts, specifically designed for high latitudes, heavy weather and ice cruising. See more at ...

Part 1 - The Pelagic Philosophy. An introductory film on the making of the series. Watch the full series at www.yachtingworld.com/storm-sailing-techniques

Storm sailing round Cape Horn. Yachting World teamed up with expedition sailor Skip Novak to round the notorious Cape. Follow our 12-part series from the ...

Part 2 of an interview with Captain AJ Smith from Swan 48 Bella Luna after the 12th Annual NARC Rally.

An interview with Captain AJ Smith from Swan 48 Bella Luna after the 12th Annual NARC Rally.

Sailing Vessel Lealea was caught in a gale off Cape Flattery September 24th 2010 and driven north nearly 100 miles before the weather broke. This radio ...