Boating Insights
At Above & Beyond Boating, we specialise in self-paced e-learning designed to help the boating community build confidence and capability at sea. Our structured courses cover boat handling, navigation, safety, and the broader seamanship skills essential for safe and enjoyable boating. Our Boating Insights Podcast complements this learning journey by delivering focused, practical advice in each episode. Every instalment explores a specific topic—featuring expert interviews, safety guidance, how-to guides, equipment insights, maintenance tips, and seamanship skills.
Episodes
The Difference Between a Legal Boat and an Offshore-Ready Boat
A legally compliant boat and an offshore-ready boat are often two very different things.In this episode of Boating Insights, we discuss the findings from our latest review of offshore standards used by Maritime New Zealand (MNZ), Australian Sailing Category 1, the Royal Ocean Racing Club (RORC), and ARC / World ARC.While many skippers focus on equipment such as EPIRBs, liferafts, flares and VHF ra
Making, Storing and Using Power: See What Your Boat’s Really Doing
In Making, Storing and Using Power: See What Your Boat’s Really Doing, we look at the simple steps that help you understand how your boat generates, stores and uses power. Marine electrics don’t need to be complicated — your power budget works the same way as any other budget; you need to be clear about how much power you’re generating, how much you’re storing and how much you’re using.Big days at
When Nautical Terms Need a Translator
Boating language can be confusing until you know what it really means — and that can lead to unintended consequences when it matters most. In this episode, Neil explores the quirky world of nautical terminology, from “make fast” and “spring lines” to “all hands on deck” and “pan pan.” We highlight some of the terms most commonly misunderstood, share ways to include simple explanations when using t
Bucket list destinations
In this episode, Neil shares a practical approach to turning long-held boating ambitions into achievable plans. He explores how to decide whether to tackle each destination as an owner or crew, on your own boat or a charter, and how to structure your list in a realistic order so you give yourself the best chance to experience them all.
Line of sight navigation
This episode explores the often-overlooked skill of line-of-sight navigation — using what you can see to stay aware of your surroundings and make confident decisions on the water. Neil shares how visual references, such as headlands, islands, and transits, remain just as relevant today, even with modern chart plotters and GNSS. It’s a reminder that keeping your head up and eyes out of the boat add
Seamanship 101
If an unexpected mechanical issue arises, being able to either stop the boat or maintain control to steer clear of other vessels or hazards can be a game-changer. In this episode, we explore the seamanship skills that make the difference — from emergency steering and anchoring under pressure to rigging a drogue, handling a tow, and keeping the crew working together. Practising these skills gives y
5 Essentials for Shared Boat Ownership
Thinking about boat sharing? In this episode, Neil breaks down the five essentials every navigator should understand before committing to shared ownership. From the different models available, to how exit terms work, private syndicates, locations, and training requirements — you'll get the insights you need to ask the right questions and make an informed decision.
T.R.I.P. – Share Your Plan Before You Go
Sharing your trip plan might feel like a formality—but it can be critical if you’re unable to raise the alarm yourself. In this episode, we explain why it’s one of the simplest and most important steps in your boating routine. From rapid abandonments to incomplete distress calls, your trip details could be the key to starting a timely rescue.T – Tell someone where you’re goingR – Report in while y
Take a Break from the Screen, Not from Seamanship
Digital navigation tools have transformed boating—they’re brilliant for planning routes, monitoring progress, and staying safe. But with so much technology at your fingertips, a day on the water can quickly turn into just another screen session, and some of the real benefits of being afloat can slip away.In this episode, we explore how simple, hands-on navigation techniques can help you reconnect
Man Overboard
Crew overboard situations don’t just happen in bad weather—they often occur in daylight, calm seas, and under power. These incidents may end safely, but they’re a clear reminder it can happen to anyone. Research from the Marine Accident Investigation Branch (MAIB) shows that in cold water, crews may have less than 11 minutes to recover a person before they become unresponsive, and sometimes only f
Clothing for offshore boating
As the saying goes, there's no such thing as bad weather—just the wrong clothing. This episode explores how to dress for comfort, protection, and changing conditions. From layering techniques and waterproof gear to sun protection and visibility, you'll pick up practical tips to stay warm, dry, sun-smart, and ready for adventure.
Croatia Charter Holidays
Croatia is one of the world's most sought-after destinations for bareboat charters, offering crystal-clear waters, over 1,100 islands, and well-equipped marinas. In this podcast episode, we explore popular routes, key destinations, and essential tips to help you plan a smooth and enjoyable charter experience.From navigating the stunning Dalmatian Islands to understanding mooring options and le
Getting started with night navigation
This episode has a three-step plan to help you progress from starting night navigation to confidently preparing for new and less familiar destinations in darkness.
Top Tips for upgrading navigation and communication equipment
Are you planning to upgrade your boat's communication and navigation gear? Our latest podcast shares key tips to help you make informed choices, maximise the value of your investment, and ensure you end up with equipment that works for your boating and budget.
If Not Now, Then When?
"If Not Now, Then When?" explores how to turn future boating dreams—like extended holidays, upgrading your boat, or venturing into the deep blue—into actionable plans today. Learn steps to prepare yourself and your crew so you're ready to seize the moment when the opportunity arises.
Must-Have Tools for Fixing Common Issues at Sea
In this episode of Boating Insights, we discuss the must-have tools and spares that every navigator should consider having onboard to tackle simple electrical or mechanical issues at sea. From diagnosing electrical problems with a multimeter to having a robust multipurpose line for emergency towing, this episode covers the essentials to help keep your boat running smoothly. Listen now to ensure yo
Buying A Boat
In this episode, we dive into the essential steps for buying a boat, focusing on structuring your research process to ensure you catch the critical details that matter most to you. We'll cover key areas to focus on during your research, including handover procedures and post-purchase familiarisation. Plus, you'll learn how to keep things simple and stress-free throughout the journey, helping you m
Bareboat Charter Holidays
Ready for adventure? In this episode, we simplify the preparation process for your bareboat charter. From essential pre-charter checklists and smart packing to mastering safety protocols and effective navigation planning, this guide will help you confidently approach your charter. Whether it's your first or twentieth bareboat trip, these tips will ensure a smooth handover and help you provide
The Dinghy Episode
The latest episode of Boating Insights is now available! We dive into the exciting world of dinghies and tenders, focusing on maximising safety without compromising fun. We'll explore various power options, essential communication tools, must-have safety equipment, and the importance of compliance with local regulations. Whether you're a seasoned skipper or new to boating, this episode wil
Avoiding Seasickness
Are you worried about seasickness ruining your time on the water?
Our latest Boating Insights podcast is here to help! We've compiled practical and effective tips and tricks to keep you feeling your best, starting with what to do in the days leading up to your trip, key actions and habits to maintain while heading out to sea, and practical strategies to manage yourself during passages to ward
Don't Miss The Best Bits!
This latest episode of Boating Insights ensures you can avoid accidentally missing out on the best bits while on the water. An excellent reward for meticulous trip planning, staying on top of weather and tidal windows, and comprehending the full range of navigation options is the freedom to incorporate "mini trips within the main passage." These spontaneous diversions, whether during an
Boat Handling Made Easy
Several factors influence a boat's responsiveness to changes in direction during close-quarters manoeuvres and its ability to hold stationary to complete manoeuvres. The skipper and crew must understand these factors to safely and confidently handle various boat handling scenarios, such as picking up a mooring, anchoring, and docking.
In this episode, we walk you through the steps to identify
The Ocean Is The Language Of Us All
The ocean is the language of us all, evoking a sense of universal connection and shared passion, especially for those who love boating, sailing, or any water-based activities. It represents a vast, communal playground that transcends individual experiences and cultures. The sea speaks a shared language through the winds, waves, and tides, uniting people in their love for water and exploration.
In
Perfect 10 - Days Afloat
Join us in this episode as we delve into a fundamental insight: the key to unforgettable boating adventures lies in understanding the diverse expectations of everyone onboard.
Picture yourself at the helm, surrounded by a varied group with their own desires and interests. These aspirations range from chasing thrills to yearning for tranquillity. Bridging individual expectations with collective enj
Your next big adventure
Do you have a new boating adventure starting to form as an idea?
The more adventurous and challenging the plan, the more planning you need to undertake. A significant factor in trip planning can be how much of the skills development you do for yourself and how much is suitable for the others you go boating with.
By strategically planning your training regimen and effectively navigating team dy
Digital First Navigation
This episode of Boating Insights explores the shift from paper to digital navigation, highlighting recent announcements by the UK and Australian Hydrographic Offices. Join us as we discuss the evolving trends in eNavigation and the impact on maritime practices. From the convenience of digital systems to the enduring relevance of paper charts, we'll take you through the challenges and opportuni
The path to your ultimate boating experience
In this Boating Insights episode, we're sharing practical tips inspired by elite-level sports to help you unlock the path to your ultimate boating experience. We keep it straightforward, breaking down individual skills you can easily apply to all your boating activities—no unnecessary frills, just solid advice.
Your ultimate boating experience is within reach — with Boating Insights!
Communication Equipment: Prepared for When You Need It
In the boating world, preparedness is paramount. This episode provides valuable insights into optimising communication equipment, such as distress beacons, DSC-equipped radios, and satellite phones.
Discover essential tips and tricks for using these fantastic devices effectively — Prioritise safety for you and your crew by being better equipped to handle emergencies at sea.
Listen now and enhanc
Electronic Navigation Skills
This podcast is here to preserve and enhance your navigation skills at sea while embracing the potential of electronic navigation systems. In this episode, 'Electronic Navigation Skills,' we delve deep into crucial techniques for seamlessly uniting electronic navigation tools with traditional seamanship expertise. Listen now to discover the secrets of mastering both the old and the new in
I wish I knew then what I know now
In this episode of "Boating Insights," we delve into the age-old saying, "I wish I knew then what I know now!" Join us as we uncover some hidden gems of boating – those parts of the boat you might not fully understand, items you've brought on board but never used, and essential knowledge for your crew in case the skipper is unavailable. We're here to demystify the secre
Celebrating Being Afloat
This episode celebrates the simple joy of being out on the water. Sometimes, amidst the hustle and bustle of life, we forget to take a moment to savour the beauty of our surroundings and the sheer pleasure of being afloat. So, this episode is dedicated to all of you who have ventured out onto the water – whether it's a serene lake, a meandering river, or the vast open sea. We want to say '
Seamanship Toolbox
This episode helps you build the skills in the seamanship toolbox for everyone onboard. Learn how to identify the most useful areas to develop for yourself and your crew and plan simple, engaging and effective training sessions to try when you are next out on the water.
Click here to access "Logbook" -Identity which aspects of your skippering you are confident in and establish a pathway
Exploring Weather Models and Observations with Nick Olson from Predict Wind
Nick Olson joins us from Predict Wind for this episode of Boating Insights. Predict Wind is a leading weather forecasting and routing company that provides accurate and reliable weather information for boaters.
The episode focuses on the following:
Different models and accessing local weather data
The interplay between routing and observations
Using options like Iridium with GRIB files
Use
Essential MMSI information with Linda Berryman from AMSA
Having an MMSI (Maritime Mobile Service Identity) programmed into your AIS (Automatic Identification System) or marine radio is essential for:
Safety and Identification: The MMSI serves as a unique identifier for your vessel, allowing other vessels and maritime authorities to identify your boat quickly. In emergencies, the MMSI helps rescue services locate and assist you quickly.
AIS Communica
Advancements in Marine Safety: A Discussion with Linda Berryman from AMSA
The Australian Maritime Safety Authority (AMSA) provides a search and rescue (SAR) service for Australia. Their search and rescue region covers the Australian continent and large areas of the Indian, Pacific, Southern Oceans, and Australian Antarctic territories. This region is nearly 53 million square kilometres (one-tenth of the Earth’s surface) and borders the search and rescue regions of 10 ot
Are you missing a trick?
For this episode we are going to be looking at if you may be missing a trick with your boating, you'll not be surprised to hear there is a core focus on safety for this one. The ideas are based around one of the founding principles of all of our training: I HEAR I FORGET > I SEE I REMEMBER > I DO I UNDERSTAND.
This link takes you to learn more about our e-learning courses that are ava
Turning a problem into an opportunity
We are looking at the opportunities that can arise from the unpredictable nature of boating. It's all the mindset, a huge part of the attraction of boating should ideally be the opportunity to never stop learning and to keep your mind and skills sharp in an unpredictable environment that rewards you for being well set up and prepared. Whether your boating is short day trips or ocean voyaging, the
Your Boating Kit Bag
In this episode, Neil takes you through the essential items he will always pack into a boating kit bag. Depending on the season, activity and location you are boating in, you will want to adjust what you carry, but this list will help to get you thinking about what you already take and see if there are any tweaks to your list that you can make.
Learn more about this topic with our Safety & S
Dynamic Passage Planning
When you plan a passage, it's crucial to ensure you set up your plan to be dynamic so you can easily adjust for updated departure and arrival times. This episode takes you through how to manage avoidable slippage with your departure timing and the considerations for your ETA changing while you are on a passage.
Online Skipper Course - Strategies for successful passage planning and implementation
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What are your options for reporting your position?
When you are out at sea, many scenarios can arise where you may need to know and transmit your position. You may also need to be able to receive, record and navigate a position to assist.
This podcast examines your options for getting a quick and accurate position. We also provide some ideas to help upskill people who are boating with you to assist with this to keep you free to manage the boat an
Leave Your Comfort Zone
Without leaving your comfort zone, you can't develop your skills. This podcast has five ideas that you can implement to help to leave your boating comfort zone and keep developing your skippering skills.
You can use the links below to learn about our courses, logbook and ABB TV.
> Courses
> Logbook
> ABB TV
Prepare yourself for the voyage of a lifetime with John Hembrow - founder of the Down Under Rally
This episode of Boating Insights will help you to prepare for the voyage of a lifetime. John Hembrow joins Neil to share some of his extensive knowledge. John has been full-time cruising since 2009, created the Down Under Rally in 2014, and has led a range of yacht rallies in the SW Pacific and Australia since then.
Learn more about the Down Under Rallies and membership
Learn more about the
A change is as good as a holiday
Changing some of the habits you have onboard can significantly impact the skill development of all involved. This episode takes you through some of the options you have for implementing changes through a typical day on the water that can help you explore more destinations, average more days on the water and avoid the issues that can come with skill fade and perishable knowledge.
The training cour
Make tide your friend
For all coastal boating adventures, you will likely need an understanding of the tide. This Boating Insights video podcast episode takes you through some essential considerations to help make tide your friend.
The episode begins by looking at the potential impact of the tide on a passage plan.
The tidal situation can impact the flow and depths, or both. There are other localised impacts, such as
Boarding options for your boating
When boarding a boat from the land, a dinghy or the water, there are many details you can adjust to make it easier and safer for all involved.
As part of this episode, we look at some ideas if you accidentally find yourself in the water whilst boarding to help make sure you can get back on board or onto the dock again.
Interview with David Hows of Ocean Sailing Expeditions and Podcast
In this episode, we catch up with David Hows, the founder of Ocean Sailing Expeditions and the Ocean Sailing Podcast. David's a self-confessed sailing addict who loves introducing new people to his love of all things - sailing. David shares fantastic information about the options for gaining offshore sailing experience, training crews for emergency procedures at sea, buying boats overseas and some
Marine Electronics
This episode looks at some of the key need-to-know features of your marine electrical system. We go through the options of how you generate and store power on board, understanding the amount of power being used at all times, and how to avoid accidentally wasting power or avoiding being caught out by the batteries being run flat and not available when you need them.
Toys for your boat
For many boats, toys are a key part of the activity. This episode takes you through some of Neil's favourite boating toys, for swimming, fishing, towing, snorkelling, and paddle boarding, with tips on how to avoid your boat becoming overrun with toys and keeping everyone safe whilst you're using them.
5 ideas to simplify your boat
Finding ways to make your boat safer and easier to use should always have a positive impact on how often and safely you can use your boat. This episode takes you through some of the options you could use to help keep the boat running smoothly and simplify your job of skippering and maintaining a boat.
Covers and Canvas - Protecting your boat and crew
The covers on a boat are usually there to protect the boat, crew or both. Having covers set up correctly and making them simple to use will save money on maintenance and simplify the setup and pack up time whilst providing excellent protection. This episode takes you through the steps you can take to look after existing covers, adapt them to make them easier to use, and consider critical areas whe
Setting up and using an EPIRB
Emergency Position Indication Radio Beacons which are usually referred to as EPIRBs play a huge role in the safety of a modern vessel. This episode looks at if you need to carry one, the differences between GPS and non GPS enabled models, considerations for your registration and why it's important, what the differences and similarities between a Personal Locator Beacons (PLB) and an EPIRB are, sto
Boating Holidays - How to make them awesome
Boating Holidays can be some of the most fantastic opportunities to enjoy being out on the water. This episode looks at the destinations, the different options available including bareboat charters, skippered charters, flotilla holidays, live-aboard boating courses and the options available for having a sail guide or skipper join you onboard.
The course we mention in this episode is the Online Sk
Taking a break during a passage
How can you factor in taking a break for your passage as a local adventurer, coastal explorer or blue water skipper? This episode looks at some of the ideas you can build into your passages now so that if you need to help manage fatigue, seasickness or a maintenance issue at sea you have some transferable skills to draw on.
Qualifications for Teenagers and Young Adults
When you are looking at qualifications and training for young people in the marine environment, the list can quickly become quite extensive and confusing. In this episode, we help you understand how to evaluate what courses may be applicable and useful for a teenager and young adult, that will be enjoyable to study, useful, achievable, internationally recognised and explain which qualifications wi
Junction from coastal cruising to pilotage
When you head out on a coastal passage there will need to be a junction point built into your passage plan, where the boat and crew adjust into the pilotage mode to prepare to enter the harbour, river or anchorage you are heading to. This episode looks at some of the factors to consider for selecting a junction point, what the actions you would need to take in the lead up to arriving there, as you
Sea Berths
Getting a good sleep at sea can make a huge difference to how enjoyable and safe a multi-day passage will be. In this episode, we look at the bigger picture for your sea berths including setting them up. This includes the standing orders for when to wake up the skipper and how to convert your boat from a liveaboard cruising configuration to being in an on passage configuration with sea berths set
Stop > Think > Act
It can often feel that there is no time to think things through under pressure. Every time you guess without taking the time to think through the next steps, you have a 50% chance of hopefully making the right decision. You also have a 50% chance of making the wrong decision.
One wrong decision can have a knock-on effect quite rapidly at times. Always try to take the time to think steps through a
Managing engine failure
When you turn the key and nothing happens, depending on a number of factors, the next few minutes could have a huge impact on the outcome of your scenario. One of the most common errors is to rush straight into fixing the issue without taking stock of the current situation, where you are, the traffic around you, managing your immediate hazards such as lee shores, rocks, bar crossings, breaking wav
Your first overnight passage
This episode examines the details that can help make your first overnight passage safe, enjoyable and a positive learning experience so that they start well and just keep getting better and better. Through the episode we look at people, skills, the boat set up, the timing of watches and departure, how to get enough rest, managing food and hydrations, setting up your clothing for the conditions, sa
Don't get penned in - Is a marina berth or swing mooring going to be the best for you?
This episode offers some insights into the wider decisions that can lead into making choosing where to keep a boat and how that develops over time. Some of the considerations we look at include, the first year of boat ownership, the maintenance, costs, insurance, ease of use and the factors which can affect your skill progression.
Setting up for a successful passage
Setting up your boat, your crew and yourself for successful passage making requires planning and an ongoing evaluation of what went well and where the areas to improve are. In this episode, Neil takes you through some of the main areas that you can help yourself prepare as a skipper or crew member. The podcast looks specifically at the consideration you might make regarding navigation, boat checks
The first year of boat ownership
The first year of boat ownership can be both daunting and exciting. This episode looks at some of the key ways to avoid making potentially expensive mistakes in your first year and how to keep making sure you are getting out on the water and having fun. Enjoy!
Mayday Mayday Mayday
Most vessels carry a range of safety equipment, either through the personal choice of the skipper or due to the requirements they need to comply with within the areas they are boating. This episode helps you to understand when a marine radio, EPIRB, PLB, flare, V sheet, mobile phone or combination of these might be the most appropriate tool or tools to use for different situations you might have t
Navigation - Where are you?
The vessel navigation forms a huge part of any trip planning and implementation. In this episode we look at how you can use electronic and paper charts, tools and guides to appraise, plan, execute and monitor whilst your next adventure.
Is it time to make a plan?
This episode will help you to look at the considerations that go into choosing a boat, mooring, crew and being clear on what you want to achieve from your boating.
Keep It Simple Skipper!
This month's podcasts looks at the range of courses and services we have at Above and Beyond Boating to help achieve your next boating goal. The episode looks at the Log Book, skills and vessels management system, ABB TV and the range of E-Learning courses we have ready to support you to take your next steps.
Logbook: https://logbook.members-only.online/get-started
Courses: www.aabboating.com/lea
Accelerate your skill development
This podcast has some ideas for helping you make 2021 count for your skill development and help you to be better prepared should you find yourself trying to manage a situation such as a tricky marina spot, a person overboard, steering failure or even clearing a wrapped propeller.
Planning your first Rolex Sydney to Hobart Yacht Race
In this episode, Neil is joined by John Naylor to look at the steps involved and options available as a skipper or crew member to get involved in offshore yacht racing and in particular how you could take part in the Rolex Sydney to Hobart Yacht Race.
Self Sufficiency for blue water cruising
When you are setting up your boat for bluewater cruising it's important to balance the investment in self-sufficiency and the ability to remain off of the grid with what is going to work for you to be able to maintain and afford. This episode of Boating Insights explores some of the key areas to think about in terms of making your boat and the crew self-sufficient to remain off the grid whilst exp
Perishable knowledge
This episode looks at managing perishable knowledge and preventing skill fade. Through the episode Neil provides ideas and strategies for managing your practical and communication skills, understanding your own vessels equipment and using Logbook to set up a maintenance program for your skills. Remember to tag @aabboating when you are practising your skills for an opportunity to win a complimentar
Sustainable boating - With Kate Fortnam
Kate Fortnam is the Campaign Manager for The Green Blue a joint environmental program between the RYA and British Marine. In this episode, we catch up with Kate to get some advice on how to create an awareness of the environment around you and how to reduce any impact from your boating activities.
Green Blue Website: https://thegreenblue.org.uk/
Fuel Whistle: https://www.deckhardware.com.au/acces
RYA Day Skipper and the ICC explained
The International Certificate of Competence (I.C.C.) is often referred to as the Mediterranean Boat Licence. Unlike an Australian Boat Licence, yachts are not exempt from this and it is a requirement even for privately owned vessels.
For very experienced skippers, the I.C.C. can be completed as a one-day assessment. Candidates can be assessed on their own or with another person. A Day Skipper Pra
Learning your boats engine systems
Having the confidence to identify and manage issues with your boat's engines, is an important step for preparing for bluewater adventures. This episode helps you identify where your current skill set is and what steps you could take to develop your skills in this area.
Identifying and avoiding vessels at night
In this episode Neil takes you through some practical ideas, to help you become proficient at identifying vessels at night, making yourself visible and becoming comfortable cruising offshore and in harbours during darkness.
Shortening your sails when sailing downwind
If things get a bit serious on deck, how will you wish you had spent the previous 5 minutes? This podcast explores the practical implementation of becoming proficient at shortening your sails and balancing your monohull or multihull whilst on downwind passages.
Getting more life and value from your sails
In this episode Neil is joined by Mark Hunter the owner of Vacuwash Sail and Canvas Cleaning to share some insights into looking after sails and keeping them clean and free of mould.
Sea Survival Training
The Sea Safety & Survival Course is an essential learning program for anyone who takes to the sea. The course delivers up to date information and current techniques for survival situations including crew overboard emergencies and abandoning ship. Above & Beyond Boating have been recognised by Australian Sailing and World Sailing to provide this e-Learning course.
In this episode, Neil shares his i
Understanding Insurance for Blue Water Sailing
We speak to Rob Stevens, from TopSail insurance, to find out what insurance considerations you should think about before heading off on Blue Water Sailing adventures. Rob also updates us on the situation with recreational boats being restricted with their movements around the world, and how insurance companies like Topsail are assisting individuals in their own circumstances.
Putting 'why' into your weather predictions...
There is a considerable amount of resources available to boaters in this current day when it comes to sourcing accurate weather forecasts. With all of the various apps, websites and reports of weather predictions available, it can be very easy to lose understanding of why weather conditions change and what you should expect in specific conditions. Neil takes a look at how you can undertake a good
Taking others on your boating journey...
In this episode, Neil discusses the benefits of progressing through your skippering journey with other people, whether they are regular crew members or close friends and family.
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