Subwing of Kristiansand, Norway has introduced a new underwater watersport to be towed behind a motorized boat. Invented by Simon Sivertsenhe, the Subwing consists of two separate wings connected in a rotatable swivel controlled by gripping each wing. It can be controlled in all directions by tilting the wings in different angels; downward to dive and upward to resurface.
The Subwing is easy to learn and comes naturally to many first- timers. And a single hand grip is mounted between the wings for For more experienced users who need a free hand to equalize ear pressure. Recommended towing speed is approximately 2-4 knots.
The Republic of Vanuatu has begun a national consultation program on a draft Deep Sea Minerals Policy. Past studies in Vanuatu’s waters have revealed the presence of massive seafloor
Fort Lauderdale-based marine insurance company MHG Insurance turns 30 this year, and is marking its anniversary with a new office and fresh logo. Since opening in 1991, MHG has
Capt. Kostas Andreou of M/Y Global took the 220-foot (67m) shadow boat through the Panama Canal this week en route to the Philippines. The vessel has been sold and
By Susan Jobe and Lucy Chabot Reed M/Y Natita, a 217-foot (66m) Oceanco launched in 2005, was seized on July 15 after the owner, Texas oilman William Kallop, failed
By Dorie Cox Captains and crew see several angles of yacht shows from behind the scenes during preparation to the on-deck greeting of visitors. On opening day of Yachts
Crew Compass: by Chef/Stew Lauren Loudon On a New Year’s charter a few years back, we had guests who very kindly insisted the crew join them for a post-dinner
