The 16th century paved the way for the East India Company, which would become one of the most notorious organisations in history.
It was a hotbed of naval exploration. The oceans belonged to Portugal and Spain as they blazed trails through uncharted seas. Such was their dominance that they agreed to split the world in half with the Treaty of Tordesillas in 1494.
No good boat galley would be without a solid stash of tea. It’s a fascinating story, complete with tales of drug dealing, industrial espionage, and cultural significance…
Nautical knotwork, also known as decorative knots, fancy knotting, creative rope craft, and traditional knotting, was a highly valued craft among mariners during the age of sail.
Here’s a bit of fun this week with a sailing word search. The history of the word search seems to date back to the 1960’s.
Space is limited when living on a yacht, and multi-purpose items become your best friend. This simple homemade deodorant recipe is natural and effective and utilizes ingredients that serve multiple purposes in your floating home. Here’s how to make it and why it’s perfect for yacht life.
Sometimes life moves faster than the wind, and our minds need a gentle anchor. Guided Imagery, sometimes called visualisation, is a simple way to use your imagination to create calm.
In English history, the defeat of the Spanish Armada is often told as a triumphant national legend: brave Protestant England defeating the mighty Catholic superpower of Europe.
Warm evenings and long days call for simple, sociable food, and these Greek peinirli are perfect for sharing in the cockpit or enjoying with a cold drink after a day on the water.
When it comes to online dating, your profile photos play a vital role in making a positive first impression. When browsing profiles, captivating images can grab attention and meaningfully increase your chances of making a connection.
We are venturing northwards this week to the frigid Arctic realms. Sedna is a central figure in Inuit mythology, revered among the Inuit – the Indigenous peoples of the Arctic regions of Alaska, Canada, and Greenland.