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13 reasons why living on a boat in a marina is better than living in a house on land

June 1, 2020 48 Comments

Living on a boat in a marina has numerous benefits. Read on to discover 13 reasons why living on a boat in a marina is better than living in a house on land. 1. You Can Move Your Boat & Live Anywhere. If and when you want to move (if you ever want to move) you[Read More]

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Charleston Harbor Marina Review

Charleston Harbor Marina Review

December 11, 2017 4 Comments

Using my guide, Choosing A Marina – A Checklist For Finding The Best One, I’ve answered the first 25 out of 60 questions to give you a feel for the guide and why the collection of information is important before entering a marina for long term storage or as a liveaboard. Additionally, I created a[Read More]

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Time to set sail

Time To Set Sail

December 5, 2017 3 Comments

There comes a point where you can’t do anymore and I’ve about hit that point. I’ve provisioned, pre-made meals to cook from frozen, have cleaned and stowed away anything and everything that I could possible fit. Space has been freed up by clearing out the old and bringing in the necessities. It’s time to set[Read More]

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Sailboat Living

Sailboat Living – Life after sailing in rough seas

August 29, 2017 Leave a Comment

Sailboat living consists of times where the seas are calm and times when they’re rough. And then there’s times spent at anchor or in a marina. (Note: you’ll find the Sailboat Living video at bottom of the page) The inside of the boat stays the same but the surroundings and external environment can change dramatically.[Read More]

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Sailing Puffin

Saying Goodbye to Sailing Puffin

June 20, 2017 2 Comments

The tide is changing in our lives. We’re soon sailing Britican to Bermuda and our long-term liveaboard neighbors, Brad and Cherie from Sailing Puffin, are moving too. Brad and Cherie, however, are hanging up their sailing caps and moving back to land. Whenever we spend a winter, hurricane season or any length of time with[Read More]

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Sailing Questions Answered

Sailing Questions Answered – From Charleston, SC Meet & Greet

May 23, 2017 4 Comments

Our Charleston, South Carolina Meet & Greet event last weekend was a fantastic event. We had around 30 people join us to talk about sailing/sailing lifestyle at the Charleston Harbor Resort Reel Bar. There were many interesting sailing questions answered. Overall, however, what made the event special is that everyone mixed easily and effortlessly. There was[Read More]

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Sailing Britican Update

Sailing Britican Update

February 14, 2017 4 Comments

Previously on SailingBritican.com…I wrote about how we landed in Charleston, South Carolina after sailing 18,500 miles around the Mediterranean, crossing the Atlantic Ocean and sailing up the Caribbean and up to the States. (Read ‘Living on a boat in Charleston, North Carolina – USA‘ for more background) Our decision to make a long-term stop during[Read More]

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Sailing and Sightseeing Charleston

December 1, 2016 Leave a Comment

Charleston, South Carolina is one of the best cities in the United States to visit. If you are sailing along the east coast it would be a terrible shame to bypass this amazing area. Sailing and sightseeing Charleston is awesome. Sailing and Sightseeing Charleston – Video Within my 15-minute video above you’ll enjoy a sail[Read More]

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Living on a boat in Charleston South Carolina

Living on a boat in Charleston South Carolina – USA

August 14, 2016 12 Comments

Before I get to the part about how we’re living on a boat in Charleston South Carolina, USA, let me first give you a bit of background on how we got there… My shoulders are tight. There’s a knot in my neck so my side-to-side head motion is painful. When surveying the rest of my[Read More]

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