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Why a Small Sail Boat is the Best Way to Learn to Sail – 5 Reasons

May 21, 2024 Leave a Comment

So, you’re interested in sailing a small sail boat? Fantastic! But with so many boat options, you might wonder where to begin. While those majestic cruising yachts might seem like the ultimate goal, this article and video will explain why starting with a small sail boat is the best way to embark on your sailing journey. Why Small Sail Boats[Read More]

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Sailboat Maintenance Checklist – 10 Critical Daily/Weekly Checks

November 14, 2017 7 Comments

When your boat is stationary for any length of time – either at a marina or at anchor, if you’re going to be living on the boat and using the various systems there are several key things to keep an eye on. Below you’ll find a 10-step Sailboat Maintenance Checklist for routine mission-critical daily and/or[Read More]

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Marina Checklist – what to do during a temporary stay?

March 1, 2016 Leave a Comment

Whether you’re visiting a marina to top-up with water, get fuel or pick someone up at the airport there are several other tasks that are better suited to complete in a marina enjoinment. To make the most of your marina stay, use this helpful marina checklist listed below. But before doing so, watch the video I[Read More]

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Sailing with children – here’s what it’s like to be a 5-year-old living on a sailboat (VIDEO)

July 12, 2015 8 Comments

Here’s a mini-movie of what it’s like to be for a 5-year-old sailing around the world (sailing with children) – My daughter, Sienna, started sailing with us part time at the age of 9 months and then moved to full time at the age of 3 ½.  Sienna just turned 5 years old in May. Watch[Read More]

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Boat brokers – how to find a good one!

January 20, 2015 2 Comments

Our first boat purchase was on Ebay. Yep – we bought a boat on Ebay After a professional survey and a personal look-over of the boat, we purchased a 35′ Moody. The whole thing took a matter of weeks and everything was organised between us and the seller. That being noted, the purchase price of[Read More]

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The trials of a new boat owner – a tale of coincidence, corruption and contempt for the marine industry

October 6, 2014 8 Comments

My mind feels all jumbled up. There’s so much I want to say but I’m not sure if I can take the jumble and detangle it. The events of my life over the past few months as a new boat owner seem to be guided. If I didn’t know any better, I’d think that there’s[Read More]

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When I thought things couldn’t get any worse, they have – looks like we might have fried our propeller shaft

October 1, 2014 11 Comments

Right now I’m full of anger with myself. Looking back, I didn’t do enough. I didn’t pay enough attention during my Diesel Marine Engine Course and I didn’t research the most important things to know before taking over a second hand boat. Yes, we had a 35’ Moody sailboat for a couple years but the[Read More]

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