Budget for bluewater cruising

Article Abstract:

A complete financial statement of all expenses on a three-year, 35,000 global cruise is analyzed. Extraordinary expenses, such as capital improvements before sailing, are also included. The couple averaged nearly $17,000 annually in living, boat, and capital expenses with good planning.

Analysis, Personal narratives, Finance, Yachts and yachting, Yachting, Yachts, Travel costs, Voyages around the world, Circumnavigation

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Moving on up: should you get a bigger boat?

Article Abstract:

The advantages and disadvantages of 25-foot, 35-foot, 45-foot and 55-foot boats are discussed. Larger boats are better equipped and more roomy but are harder to handle and attract higher costs.

Evaluation, Cover Story, Boats and boating, Boating, Boats

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Face to face with fear

Article Abstract:

Six experienced sailing couples describe their primary sailing fears. Sailing includes an element of risk, but fears can become positive experiences when shared.

Psychological aspects, Fear, Seafaring life, Seafaring (Lifestyle)

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