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Budget Sailing 💵 The New Rules📋for Buying a $10K Sailboat! ⛵#sailboat #boatbuying #advice #rules
Tim Labute from Lady K Sailing outlines new rules for buying a $10,000 sailboat, explaining how slip availability, marine insurance, and maintenance logistics have shifted over 20 or 30 years.
Our Last Few Days before Everything Gets Remote
Huub and Maria Paula wrap up cruising in Moorea, relocate to Tahiti to recharge the galley freezer with cruiser Andre, upgrade scooter tires, and provision for months of remote sailing in the Tuamotus.
Are Insurance Companies Pushing Older Sailors Off the Water?
Practical Sailor investigates viral claims that marine insurers are forcing seniors off the water, analyzing underwriting policies from Markel and Gallagher, vessel survey thresholds, and US Coast Guard accident statistics.
My Boat Flooded. Day 2.
Dylan Magaster returns for Day 2 of flooded boat recovery aboard S/V Arianrhod in a Georgia boatyard, assessing hull oil canning, 20 hours of siphon drainage, and rigging halyards to clear deck cargo.
ITS FLOODED! FIRST LOOK! Returning to my boat…
Returning to S/V Arianrhod in a Georgia boatyard, Dylan Magaster discovers standing water three to four feet deep inside the cabin, rigging an emergency shop vac siphon to drain the vessel overnight.
THE AFTERMATH OF A LIGHTNING STRIKE… Break to Fix | S2.E209
Following lightning damage along the Río Dulce in Guatemala, the crew of SV CUBA builds an interior containment tent and prepares stepped fiberglass repair patches.
Buying an Older Sailboat? Why I Avoid Cored Hulls #shorts
Practical Sailor explains why prospective buyers of 30- to 40-year-old cruising sailboats should avoid cored hulls, weighing hidden moisture rot against manageable refit projects.
Changer le gréement d’un voilier : tout commence par cette étape !
In Port-de-Bouc, Marseille rigger Gilles of Sud Rigging walks the Coraille En Voyage crew through preparing Corail 2 for unstepping the mast and replacing standing rigging.
Boat Life Wins and Losses, What Was Done to Keep The Dream Alive
Aboard his 1974 Carter 33 Chak Matay in Grenada, Joel and his partner Carolyn inspect the hull and bilges after two years away, bypass a failed fuel lift pump on the Volvo Penta MD 20-30 diesel engine, and explore Grand Etang by scooter.
The Hardest Part of Living in Paradise
Living in paradise sounds like a dream… until it's time to get your boat ready to actually enjoy it! 😂⛵ After spending the summer back in Idaho, our family is finally back in Grenada and ready to kick off Season 2 aboard our Lagoon 450 catamaran, Isla! But before we can return to the beautifu...
Dropping White Sails in Paradise 🇧🇷 — Sailing Yabá
Gliding into the crystal-clear, tropical waters of Bahia, Brazil, and dropping the white sails after a long passage. ⛵️☀️ Nothing beats arriving at these tropical shores under canvas. Pure magic on the water. #Shorts #Sailing #Bahia #Brazil #Schooner ⚓ Subscribe to come along on the journey: If yo...
I MESSED UP Trying to Lift the Boat, so I Switch Gears for a Day | Learning the Lines
Jordan of Learning the Lines tackles DIY wooden boat stands and screw jacks to lift project sailboat Desperado off its trailer for hull barrier coating.
Where to find us at the Sailboat Show
Ryan and Sophie of Rigging Doctor announce their appearance at the Annapolis Sailboat Show and Cruisers University, presenting standing rigging masterclasses.
Yabá gets Brand New Sails & Set Sail Immediately!— Sailing Yabá
I’ve finally posted the episode where Yabá gets her brand new sails! It’s been a long build-up to this moment, and seeing her finally draped in new cloth feels incredible. There are still plenty of adjustments to be made to get them to fit perfectly, but getting them up in the air is a huge mileston...
Live Refeno regatta on board Yabá— Sailing Yabá
Join us as we set of on the 300nm Refeno regatta to Fernando de Noronha #boatlife #liveaboard #sailingadventure #Sailing #WoodenBoa #refeno
Flying Across the Caribbean for Yabá’s Biggest Upgrade Yet — Sailing Yabá
Episode #326 | Flying to Barbados To get Yabá ready for the next leg of our journey up the coast, it’s time for a massive upgrade: a brand-new sail wardrobe. But getting four heavy sails back to the boat means leaving Rio behind, making a pitstop in Arraial do Cabo to leave the boat in good hands,...
Sailing to Rio: Exploring Brazil’s Most Famous City — Sailing Yabá
Saying goodbye to Lucas after weeks on board, but the crew swap is instant. Gui is back on Yabá! After a final trek through the jungle to the white sands of Lopes Mendes in Ilha Grande, we run our pre-departure engine checks and set a course straight for Rio de Janeiro. Passing through the colonial...
Sailing to Ilha Grande: Prison Island transformed into Tropical Paradise! — Sailing Yabá
Sailing Yabá 324: Sailing to Brazil’s Most Infamous Island: Bees, Miracle Fruit & Prison Ruins (Ilha Grande) We pull anchor from the historic town of Paraty and set sail for Ilha Grande, an island famous for its pristine, sheltered anchorages, but hiding a dark, complex past. Tucked away in th...
We Had No Choice But to Let Them Lift Our Boat Again… Ep-233
After our boat was badly damaged by the boatyard, we now have to trust them to lift Escapade again — and this time, everything has to go right. After everything that happened to Escapade, the time finally comes to start putting her back together. But before we can get anywhere near putting this ni...
Ablative v’s Coppercoat Antifouling – My honest opinion
Coppercoat vs ablative antifouling — which is the better choice for your boat? In this Tech Talk, Scott gets into one of those subjects that every cruising boat owner has an opinion on: antifouling. After years of living aboard, cruising and maintaining our own boat, we’ve had plenty of first-hand...
This Anchorage Was Worth Every Miserable Mile — Sailing Yabá
Sailing yaba Episode 323 We set sail from Ilhabela at dawn in pouring rain, putting Vini’s old saying to the test: “Leaving in bad weather brings good luck.” A wet and shaky passage later, Yabá drops anchor in the calm, sunlit waters of Paraty! Between catching up on overdue laundry, prepping for ...
First Sail Alone Since Sailing To Hawai’i
In October 2026 I will attempt a 30,000 mile solo nonstop circumnavigation of the planet aboard my Pacific Seacraft 40, "Phoenix do Mar", meaning Phoenix of the Sea in Portuguese. Departing from Port Townsend, Washington, this voyage will cross the world’s most remote oceans in one continu...
Leaving Greece for Land Life in Türkiye | Winterizing Our Catamaran ⛵
Ep. 218 ~ Living aboard full-time means there's a lot more to leaving your boat than simply locking the door and walking away! In this episode, we are in Preveza, Greece, where we prepare Oka for several months in a marina while we are on land in Türkiye. From replacing our old anchor chain an...