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Chartering your boat Editor's Choice

Chartering your boat

Many boat owners choose to charter their craft to help with mooring costs or simply to keep the boat in working order whilst they are away. But like letting out your home or even your car, you’d expect your property to be looked after and for your insurance to cover you for any incidents which happen beyond your control. read more

Buying a Narrowboat - First Time Owners Guide

If you're buying a narrowboat for the first time, then you may be unsure of what to look out for. Fortunately, our guide has all of the information you need to make a successful purchase, as well as invaluable advice for essential maintenance and security. read more

Anatomy of a Powerboat: Guide to a Powerboat

Some enjoy the pace of speed boating, some enjoy scanning the seas aboard luxurious yachts, and some enjoy the simple pleasure of fishing. What do these activities have in common? They are all powered by powerboat! In our new guide we’ll take you through a brief history of the motorboat - focusing on the powerboat. read more

Common Jet Ski injuries

The thrill of speeding through the water on a Jet Ski or PWC (personal water craft), bouncing over the waves with droplets of sea spray tickling your face can’t be beaten. They run at up to 65 miles per hour, yet regulation around the use of jet skis is fairly loose. In this article we explore common Jet Ski injuries and safety precautions to help you avoid injury and enjoy the ride. read more

Do I Need a Licence to Own a Boat?

Want to explore some of the UK’s beautiful coasts and waterways? This guide will help you figure out whether or not you need a boating licence and teach you how to apply for one. read more

How to Maintain Your Boat Engine

Keeping your boat engine well maintained will inevitably keep it functioning for longer. Follow these simple steps before and after each trip to keep breakdowns at bay. read more

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