The 3hp-equivalent class has matured to the point where electric is a practical default for tenders, tinnies, and inflatables, with caveats worth understanding before you commit.
Small electric outboards have been promising a lot for several years. In 2026, the best of them are finally delivering, ...
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The world's oceans are facing a silent, insidious menace: nurdles.
Nurdles are tiny pre-production plastic pellets, no larger than a lentil, and they have become one of the most significant contributors to marine plastic pollution by spilling from transport and manufacturing processes into ...
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More than 8 million tonnes of plastic enter the world’s waterways every year, and reducing single-use plastics, disposing of waste properly, supporting clean-up initiatives and raising awareness are the most practical ways boaties and coastal communities can help minimise the damage.
Plastic ...
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For the purposes of this review we will investigate small (approximately 3hp) outboards. We are all familiar with 2 stroke outboards (dirty but light, no longer manufactured) and 4 stroke outboards (cleaner but relatively heavy). So how does the new range of eco-friendly electric outboards ...
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Living on a boat can offer lower living costs, increased freedom and a unique lifestyle, but it requires extra preparation, including choosing the right marina, budgeting for boat maintenance and registration, and understanding licensing, insurance and compliance requirements.
Living on your boat ...
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