Abstract: If you happen to be searching for “catamaran sunreef 80 eco cheap,” it’s likely because you’re fed up with the manufacturer’s official promotional videos.
Abstract: In 2023, the catamaran market was so complex and diverse that it was dizzying. From Lagoon to Leopard to Fountaine Pajot, every manufacturer claimed to be the best. I spent more than half a year
Abstract: If you dream of owning a motor catamaran in the British Virgin Islands (BVI) and making money by chartering it out, but are worried about costs getting out of hand, then you’ve come to the right place. This article is not an official guide.
Author’s Note: As an amateur sailor who has lived in Florida for many years, I have personally worked on and tinkered with three catamarans over the past eight years, including a used Leopard 46 that went through many ups and downs and was plagued by constant problems.
I’d like to clarify that, as a sailing blogger who has been based in the Caribbean and the Mediterranean for the past five full years,
Abstract: Operating an Aquila power catamaran is completely different from operating a monohull. It has significant steering inertia, tends to drift off course when docking, and its propellers are prone to running aground in shallow waters. I spent three years sailing in Florida Bay and the Bahamas, during which time I ran the hull aground and struck reefs.
Abstract: As the personal assistant to the owner of a Sunreef 80 destination yacht, I’m also an amateur sailing blogger. This article isn’t about the kind of luxury portrayed in official promotions, but rather focuses solely on the actual costs involved.
Abstract: Buying a catamaran is just the beginning; the real headache is “where to go?” From the perspective of an amateur boat owner who has been sailing the Mediterranean in Europe for seven years.
Abstract: If you're thinking of buying a new catamaran, don't just focus on the purchase price! In this article, I'll share my honest insights on the actual costs of ownership from the perspective of an ordinary boat owner in Europe and the United States.
Abstract: As an enthusiast living in Florida with six years of recreational sailing experience, I have owned five catamarans over the past six years, starting with a Leopard, followed by a Lagoon
Even after rewriting it, people are still blown away: This article is based on the real-life experiences of a Western amateur boater who spent five years at the marina. It’s not an official guide, nor does it preach grand principles. From marina docking fees and all costs associated with different boat types to the pitfalls beginners are most likely to fall into, it provides a thorough analysis to help you navigate these challenges.
Author's Note: As an amateur boat owner, I have owned a boat in Florida for 10 years and have sold six used boats over the past five years, including an old 17-foot sailboat and a 1989 outboard fishing boat.
