Exploring Herceg Novi, Montenegro | Catamaran Boat Servicing & Cruising Life
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Hi and welcome, we are John and Sharon a mid 50's retired couple who brought a boat to live on and are currently sailing in the mediterranean.
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Watch here to see the how we got the boat ready for this adventure: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLCI_C7HtrLwA-ntPEbMfscVY0mU3rYc_f
Here you will be able to see how we navigated Greece: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLCI_C7HtrLwAgORYSmD1vj8moC7juhO55
We then moved on to Albania here: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLWdkx7QxO7EU
And now we are in Montengro: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLJ4Wjhaligv4
Explore the stunning coast of Montenegro with us as we cruise our catamaran into the breathtaking Bay of Kotor and visit historic Herceg Novi. From peaceful anchorages near Luštica Bay to dramatic mountain scenery through the Verige Channel and Risan Bay, this episode is packed with real liveaboard sailing life in the Adriatic.
But it is not all beaches, crystal-clear water and old-town exploring… the boat jobs catch up with us. Our Aqua-Base watermaker develops a pressure problem and stops producing fresh drinking water, so we investigate a leaking high-pressure valve and attempt a repair. We also head into Herceg Novi marina for water, battery charging, windlass servicing, deck washing—and the ongoing battle with a blocked toilet.
Later, it is time for the first 50-hour Cummins Onan generator service on our new generator. John changes the generator oil and oil filter in the tightest locker on the boat, before a new generator electrical problem appears: a damaged neutral connection at the solenoid changeover switch.
Join us for catamaran cruising, boat maintenance, watermaker troubleshooting, generator servicing, Montenegro travel, beautiful anchorages, paddleboarding, cooking aboard, and the realities of life afloat.
If you enjoy sailing vlogs, liveaboard catamaran life, practical boat repairs, cruising the Mediterranean and Adriatic, or exploring Montenegro by boat, please like, subscribe and leave us a comment—we genuinely appreciate having you aboard.
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Midlife sailing adventure | Retired couple living on a catamaran | Full-time liveaboard sailing We’re John & Sha, a retired couple in our mid-50s preparing to move aboard our catamaran this April. After retiring from full-time careers, we’re transitioning to full-time liveaboard sailing and documenting the entire journey. Right now, we’re sailing the Ionian in Greece. Stunning anchorages, pretty fishing villages and gusty winds are all on the agenda here. In the near future we will head off to Albania and Montenegro. From catamaran living and liveaboard life to sailing adventures, slow travel, and going where the wind takes us — this is our next chapter. If you’re interested in sailing in your 50s, retirement adventures, boat life preparation, or leaving the 9–5 for freedom and travel, subscribe and join us.
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