Two of Tectona’s Favourite Anchor Spots Where do we love to stop for a swim, supper or overnight? We have a fantastic playground here on ...

Kindly wiritten and contributed by Andrew Eccleston Tectona has been on a long and interesting voyage since she was built in India in 192...

Sailing Tectona CIC is delighted to be supporting the ‘Spirit of Adventure’ project taking place in May 2020 as part of the Mayflower Oce...

An historic Swansea Council-owned boat has got a thrilling new lease of life. The 110-year-old Olga will provide potentially life-changin...

Do ensure you have a fabulous day sail the day before and ponder why she is going so slow with loads of sails up Do buy some new super du...

Tectona was anchored at Hall sands last night and the crew woke to a beautiful morning where the stunningly turquoise sea was too much to...

12 super volunteers Tectona cannot thank enough all the volunteers who made their way through the winding lanes and big hills to come and...

​ One of Roger Crabtree's visions for maintaining the strong recovery of voyagers after they had disembarked was the creation of a recove...

Last week saw the first of the winter refit volunteers join us on Tectona. It's fairly well known that boats take a lot of time and effor...

As the days grow shorter and Wintery skies roll overhead, the Sailing Tectona team have been going full steam to build up momentum for th...