Why Do People Get Seasick? If you have ever felt nauseous while out on a boat, you are certainly not alone. Seasickness affects many sailors, from beginners to experienced crew, and it can quickly turn an enjoyable trip into an uncomfortable experience. More than simply making a trip unpleasant, seasickness can also become a safety … Read more
Fair weather sailors sometimes get an unfair reputation in the sailing community. But for many people, choosing to sail in good conditions is simply about enjoying the experience safely and making the most of their time on the water.
A sea shanty is a rhythmic work song traditionally sung by sailors as they carried out hard, repetitive tasks aboard ship.
Grace Darling is one of the most famous heroines in British maritime history. Grace Darling is remembered for her dramatic lighthouse rescue during the Forfarshire shipwreck in 1838.
Trinity House is one of the UK’s oldest maritime charities. Henry VIII granted the organisation a Royal Charter in 1514 (often cited as 1513 due to the old calendar system). From its earliest days, Trinity House has focused on improving the safety of shipping and supporting the welfare of seafarers.
The Eddystone Lighthouse stands on the Eddystone Rocks, around 14 miles southwest of Plymouth in Devon. These rocks have long been one of the most dangerous hazards for ships approaching the English Channel.
Spring 2026 is shaping up to be an exciting season for sailing adventures. Our latest Sailing Crew Opportunities – Spring 2026 roundup features a fantastic mix of coastal cruising, island hopping and bluewater passages from Lovesail members around the world.
Valentine’s Day often brings to mind flowers, cards, and romantic gestures, but for centuries love travelled in a much quieter way. Not by text message or email, but by ink, folded paper, and hope.
January feels like the perfect time to look ahead. The sailing world in 2026 is evolving fast, shaped by smarter technology, deeper environmental awareness, and a more thoughtful approach to luxury.
The quiet week between Christmas and New Year, when so many of us are looking both backward and forward, often brings to mind voyages that began with optimism and collided with the unexpected. Few stories capture that spirit better than Sir Ernest Shackleton’s ship, Endurance,
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