Favorite Stuff
Bucket Head Wet/Dry Vac
Wet/Dry Vac, Cruiser Essential The Bucket Head Wet/Dry Vac is undoubtedly one of our BEST pieces of equipment on board at under $25! It is
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Catamaran Guru Archive
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Trivia & Fun Facts
What is Scurvy and How Do I Not Get It?
Scurvy is a deficiency that is caused by a lack of vitamin C (ascorbic acid) in a person’s diet. Vitamin C is essential for the
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Seamanship
Top Ten Rules For Good Seamanship
We have all heard the saying: Proper Planning and Preparation Prevents a Piss Poor Performance. Well, anyone who has ever done long passages or even
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News
2003 Voyage 44 Price Reduced
2003 Voyage 440 Charter Version Price Reduced $265,000. SOLD! This 2003 Voyage 440 catamaran for sale is currently in a charter fleet. The charter company
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Boat Maintenance
Catamaran Haulout Checklist
The annual haul-out of your catamaran is essential to protect your investment and to ensure your enjoyment and confidence in the vessel in the months
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Guru Causes
Sustainable Travel Tips
Travel Sustainably As a traveler, you can do a lot to help ensure that tourism remains a positive experience for travelers and hosts alike. The
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Favorite Stuff
E-book Reader
E-book Readers: convenient and Save Space I never thought I would love an electronic device this much, but for as much as I read and
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Favorite Stuff
Recommended Reading: A Sail of Two Idiots
Recommended Reading: A Sail of Two Idiots A Sail of Two Idiots by Renee D. Petrillo is a must-read for any liveaboard. While we are partial
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Favorite Stuff
Standup Paddle Board (SUP)
Standup Paddle Board (SUP) An inflatable standup paddle board is the best investment I’ve ever made as part of my fitness routine. It is a
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Charter Management Tips
End of Program: Yacht Phase-Out
If yacht phase-out with your yacht charter management program with a large charter company is imminent, this article is for you. These tips will help
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Cruiser Resources
Boat Denaming Ceremony
We have had several requests for copies of John Vigor’s Boat Denaming Ceremony. John Vigor is a boating writer and resident of Bellingham, Washington. Below is
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Favorite Stuff
Top Ten Hurricane Preparation Tips
If you keep a boat in the water during hurricane season in the tropics, you need to be prepared for the possibility of a hurricane
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Who Won the Americas Cup Worlds?
Match and fleetracing action was fierce as the AC45′s reached speeds of over 28 knots only hundreds of feet away from the crowds. So who
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Catamaran Reviews
140ft Superyacht Adastra
Adastra is an impressive 140-foot cruising trimaran designed by Shuttleworth and built by the McConaghy yard in China. Ordered by an enthusiast living in Hong
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Cruiser Resources
Insider Secrets for finding Cheap Flights
UPDATED 2020 I found this great article by Allison Kade on LearnVest.com on how to find cheap airfares. All yachties travel at some point from
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Seamanship
How To Jibe A Catamaran
Jibing is when you turn the boat away (bear away) from the wind and bring the stern across the wind. Unlike tacking where you turn
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Boat Maintenance
Yacht Maintenance – what should be serviced when?
Regular servicing and proper maintenance is essential to keep the systems trouble free. We recommend the following annually: Haul-out and Antifouling Sail Drive Service
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Guru Recipes
Mushroom Pesto
I rarely cook with mushrooms because Stephen hates them. But a few months ago, Don and Lynda, our previous seaschool students turned full-time cruisers, visited
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