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Government is renting out a slipway in Dockyard to private vessel owners, The Royal Gazette can reveal. Marine and Ports workers complained last week after being asked to bring a private vessel onto a Government slip during regular working hours, wit...

A lightning strike and hull corrosion on the tugboat Powerful have ended up costing Government more than $1m in unexpected repairs. A mandatory Lloyd’s Register of Shipping out-of-water survey of the tug should have cost somewhere around $300,000, ac...

The Bermuda Water Safety Council will next month host a safety seminar and cruise to help local boaters stay up to date on safety concerns. Along with safety talks at the Royal Bermuda Yacht Club, the October 20 event will include a two-hour cruise o...

The US Coast Cutter Eagle arrived in Bermuda today to a warm greeting by Premier Craig Cannonier, Governor George Fergusson and US Counsul General Robert Settje. Mr Settje praised the vessel, calling the 295ft square rigger one of the finest ships in...

The US Coast Guard Cutter Eagle will be visiting Bermuda this weekend — and the public is being invited on board. Scheduled to arrive on Saturday, the 295ft Eagle will be open to free public tours while moored along Hamilton’s waterfront near the int...

The Marine Police Unit and the Water Safety Council today warned residents to put safety first during the summer season following a spate of marine incidents in recent weeks. As a result, the Bermuda Police Service’s Marine Unit had launched a crackd...

Boat and mooring owners have until the end of the month to renew their registration with the Department of Marine and Ports. New 2014 decals must be in place by June 1, a spokesman said today. “Mooring licences that are unpaid as of September 1 will ...

Bermuda’s shipping registry has fallen foul of international quality standards and could face restrictions by the UK Government. And the development of the aviation registry business is effectively on hold, The Royal Gazette understands. At issue is ...

A self-proclaimed surfer for life, Bermudian Alex Outerbridge, who will turn 65 on April 9, set out early on Easter Sunday to become what is believed to be the first man to paddle board around Bermuda. Here to visit family, friends and to “square awa...