Discover the best sailing destinations around the world.
Author's Note: My name is Jeff. I am a licensed boat broker in Florida, licensed from 2019 to 2023. During the pandemic, I handled transactions for 27 used sailboats. I am now retired.
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.
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.
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 boater living in Florida, I have chartered yachts at my own expense over the past six years, renting more than 30 yachts of various sizes, with trips ranging from the Bahamas to Croatia
Summary: If you’ve just bought a sailboat in San Diego—or are planning to buy one—does the question “Once I have the boat, where should I sail?” immediately pop into your head? Don’t worry—I’ve been sailing these waters for three years, gone through two boats, and hit countless snags.This post is about sailing.
Abstract: If you are planning or dreaming of a long-distance sailing cruise, the cost of docking at a marina is likely to be one of your top concerns—and one of your biggest headaches.
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Abstract: As an amateur yachting blogger based in Europe and the U.S., I’m sharing the world’s best destinations recommended by yachts.com, including Croatia, Greece, the Bahamas, and other locations.
Author's Note: My name is Tom. I've lived in Florida for 12 years, starting out on a used Catalina 22 and working my way up to a Beneteau 40. I've helped more than 30 friends who were new to sailing choose their boats.
Abstract: Are you looking to buy a sailboat or motorboat directly from a boat owner in Europe or the U.S., but finding it frustrating to sift through online listings where it’s hard to tell what’s real and what’s fake? This article isn’t just another meaningless list of the “Top 10 Global Destinations.”
