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Choosing a Marina: What Websites Never Tell You Before You Arrive
Choosing a marina is never only about location, price, or a nice facilities list. This post looks at the things marina websites rarely tell you before you arrive.

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20 hours ago


Why Sailors Rename Boats Carefully
Why do sailors rename a boat so carefully? This post explores the superstition, emotion, and quiet respect behind one of sailing culture’s oldest traditions.

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4 days ago


How Non-EU Boats Can Stay in EU Marinas
How can non-EU boats stay in EU marinas? A simple look at Temporary Admission, Schengen rules, and why the boat and the crew are not treated the same.

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Apr 9


Why Sailors Trust Barometers More Than Apps at Sea
Why do sailors still look at barometers when weather apps are everywhere? A simple, practical look at why pressure still matters at sea.

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Apr 6


How to Deal With a Leaking Hatch During Rain
A leaking hatch during rain can make the whole cabin feel damp very quickly. Here is a simple look at what usually causes hatch leaks and how to start solving them.

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Apr 2


How to Know If the Sailing Life Is Really Right for You
How do you know if the sailing life is really right for you? An honest look at boat life, patience, space, money, and the daily rhythm behind the dream.

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Mar 30


How Much Does Mediterranean Cruising Really Cost? A Real-Life Guide for Sailors
Mediterranean cruising can be affordable or surprisingly expensive, depending on how you travel. A realistic guide to marina fees, anchoring, maintenance, and the costs sailors often forget.

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Mar 26


Why Your Bilge Pump Keeps Turning On (And What It Usually Means)
If your bilge pump keeps turning on, it does not always mean disaster. Here are the most common reasons boats collect water in the bilge — and what it usually means.

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Mar 23

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