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The way travellers reach the Channel Islands by sea has changed considerably in recent years. These changes are likely to affect those seeking to take their MotorCaravan to the islands. Once dominated by Condor Ferries for over six decades, the landscape now features new operators, routes, and vessels. They now provide visitors and islanders alike… Continue reading Changed Operators for Channel Island Sea Routes

Ferry operator DFDS will feature in a brand-new Channel 4 documentary series titled Dover 24/7: Britain’s Busiest Port. The first episode premiered on Monday 2 June 2025. The six-part series, produced by ITN Productions for Channel 4, takes viewers behind-the-scenes with the ferry operator. It looks at the daily operations at the Port of Dover,… Continue reading DFDS Stars in New Channel 4 Docuseries

Zara Lachlan has officially hit the half way point, on her epic world first solo and unsupported row across the Atlantic. The 21-year-old university student has faced wild weather, Orca, sharks and even a near miss by a tanker. She has covered more than 2,050 miles of her record breaking 4000-mile solo and unsupported row across… Continue reading Zara at half way point in row across the Atlantic

The Nautical Channel is the only international TV channel dedicated to the world of nautical sports and lifestyle. It is available in English, French and German to over 20 million subscribers, in 44 countries. But until Great Britain was not one of them! That is about to change now that the station has paired up with Information… Continue reading Nautical Channel to air on British TV

Hebridean Island Cruises has unveiled its 2027 Lord of the Glens programme. The new brochure features four six- and seven-night itineraries across Scotland’s Caledonian Canal and west coast islands. The programme also includes five August departures, three guest speakers and a dedicated music cruise. Guests will travel aboard the 50-passenger, purpose-built Lord of the Glens. Prices… Continue reading Lord of the Glens adds three guest speakers to 2027 cruises

How safe are you when it comes to boating? As Britain’s rivers, canals and coastal waters fill with holidaymakers this summer, thousands of boaters could be unknowingly breaking rules designed to keep people safe on the water. While most people understand the dangers of speeding or drink-driving, many lesser-known regulations are routinely overlooked, potentially leading… Continue reading Safe Boating