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Surviving Hurricanes Sailboat Checklist – Digital

$15.97

To make sure your boat survives a major storm, it’s important to have a plan and work the plan. Get a copy of our Hurricane Surival Checklist today. It will help you to:

  • Save time researching how to best prepare your boat for an imminent hurricane
  • Save money knowing what to do, when to do it, and how to do it
  • Reduce the anxiety and stress associated with hurricane planning

Category: Boat Safety Tags: Boat Prep, Checklist, Hurricane, Preparation, Storm, Survival
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When people think about sailing, images of the sun, sea, and beautiful crisp blue waters come to mind – having a hurricane preparedness checklist isn’t first on the mind! Unfortunately, the sun isn’t always shining. Sometimes, there are grey ominous skies, brown churning waters, tidal surges, and fierce winds. To make sure your boat weathers the storm, it’s important to have a plan and work the plan.

Within this Surviving Hurricanes guide, you’ll find checklists on:

  • how to create a plan that once executed will give your boat the greatest chance for survival
  • how to physically prepare the boat (in a marina, anchored, or on a ball) before the hurricane/tropical storm hits
  • what to do before you leave the boat (in a marina or mooring) – last-minute checks
  • how to prepare if you decide to stay on the boat while in an anchorage
  • a list of useful hurricane preparedness supplies

Consider the cost of your insurance deductible…and then consider the cost of this guide. Which one would you rather pay for?


As with all my guides, if you don’t find that the information provided in the guide invaluable, I will happily refund your money. No questions asked.


Examples from the Hurricane Preparedness Checklist guide


Preplanning section

  • Read your tropical storm clauses in your insurance policy to understand your coverage (it might impact what you leave on and/or take off the boat prior to a hurricane hitting). It might also make an impact on what you do with your boat. Some insurance companies serve penalties if you’re in a hurricane zone during hurricane season. Also, insurance companies may not fully cover you when staying in a marina if the marina is inadequate to survive a hurricane.
  • Consider getting backup batteries. How long will your boat last without electricity or running the engine/generator? How long will the batteries last if the bilge is running continuously? (Just something to think about).

Preparing section – Hurricane Preparedness Checklist

  • If you decide to keep your sails up, wrap your jib sheets around the jib to secure the sail as much as possible. If your jib is not perfectly wound, with only the tiniest bit of material sticking out, it will rip. Instead of using the sheets, you can also use zip ties. For the mainsail, if covered along the boom, use sail ties to secure the cover to the boom.
  • Strip beds and turn up mattresses so they won’t get soaked if a window breaks open.

Leaving the boat section

  • Grab the phone number of anyone that has decided to stay on his or her boat during the storm (not something I suggest but some people do it). By having a boat owner’s number you might be able to get updates about the storm, the condition of the marina, and your boat.

Total pages: 27 US letter pages. Includes over 80 action steps and or helpful checklist items to help you to prepare for a hurricane/typhoon/tropical storm.

Don’t wait until a hurricane is in the forecast! Get the Hurricane Survival Checklist, create your plan, and be prepared BEFORE disaster strikes. Buy the guide now.

The Hurricane Survial Checklist guide can also be supplied in Microsoft Word format so you can fully customize the checklists to suit your exact needs.

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