HeyJaredHugo Andreae
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- Sep 17, 2026
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'Belvoir in Herm looked for all the world like a brochure shot for some Caribbean resort': Chartering in Jersey (opens the original)
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Jersey hotelier Malcom Lewis is promising to put the sparkle back into boating holidays. Editor Hugo tried his luxury hotel and charter package aboard Lewis’ Princess 42, Fizz Too Strange as it may seem, not everyone enjoys sleeping on a boat. The sound of water lapping against the hull and the gentle tug of the anchor chain may act like a sedative for experienced boaters but for those less accustomed to it, they can also be a recipe for broken nights and sleep-deprived days. But what if you cou
Why Garmin’s new MOB system could mean it's time to upgrade your engine kill switch (opens the original)
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Hugo Andreae tests Garmin’s new OnBoard wireless engine cut-off and MOB system Kill cords, or engine cut-off systems as their manufacturers like to call them, are a personal bugbear of mine. How is it that something as sophisticated as a modern boat engine is often reliant on something as basic (and I would argue, fallible), as a plastic coated string to prevent a minor accident turning into a life-threatening one? The problem isn’t the cord itself, it’s the risk of human error. Forget to attach
Highfield ADV9 review: Dry, stable, and easy to drive review - Motor Boat & Yachting (opens the original)
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With a foot in both the RIB and sportsboat market, the new ADV9 is hoping to offer the best of both worlds. Does it deliver on its promise? The RIB used to be the weapon of choice for performance-minded day boat buyers, but ever since Axopar burst onto the scene in 2014, offering an equally engaging driving experience plus a whole load more functionality at a similar price, the RIB market has been feeling a little – how shall we put this – deflated. There are still plenty of entry-level starter
Best inflatable tenders 2026: 6 compact dinghies tested - Motor Boat & Yachting (opens the original)
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From high-tech folding RIBs to ultra-lightweight rafts, we test 6 compact inflatable dinghies to find the best ship-to-shore tender. A tender that can safely transport you and your guests from boat to shore is an essential piece of kit. If your main boat is blessed with a tender garage or a hydraulic bathing platform then a mini-RIB or jet tender is the obvious choice. But what if there isn’t enough space to carry a rigid-hulled tender? That’s where inflatable dinghies come into their own. Small
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