Heaving-to

Article Abstract:

Heaving-to is a dependable tactic when caught in rough weather while sailing. The key to heaving-to in rough conditions is to get the craft to make a square-drift, 90 degrees to the waves, while lying at almost close-hauled angle to the wind.

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Light-air sail power

Article Abstract:

Many cruising routes have predominating light winds. Sailboat cruisers who are equipped for these conditions can improve their cruising times. Proper sail design and sailing tactics are discussed.

Sails

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Seamanship: a weather eye

Article Abstract:

The importance of constantly monitoring weather conditions and visually checking the surroundings whilst sailing is discussed. Even very experienced sailors should not become complacent.

Safety and security measures, Yachts and yachting, Yachting, Yachts, Weather forecasting

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