Sailing Report

The best sailing news from around the world.

Sailing Report

The best sailing news from around the world.

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    Easy Passage Meals

    Planning passage meals in advance makes for a happier journey. But one cruisers has a great idea to make it even easier. [More] Easy Passage Meals Click here for full post: https://theboatgalley.com/easy-passage-meals/ Twitter: @theboatgalley More

  • Punta Chivato

    There should be no surprise when I tell you that cruising fosters a special community. We cross paths with so many like minded individuals, spending anywhere from hours to months together if our plans align. When we inevitably sail our separate ways, we are grateful that we are able to stay connected through social media […] More

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    ????The DIYers Dilemma

    Every DIYer has a dilemma–how do you choose between time, money, and quality? [More] 🎧The DIYers Dilemma Click here for full post: https://theboatgalley.com/the-diyers-dilemma/ Twitter: @theboatgalley More

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    Feb 22, 2024- February Activities

    February has been pretty busy, we’ve been sailing, we had things to do like fix the car door handle which broke off, there were visitors on board Wings, and all sorts of things. Check out some more photos here. wingssail images-fredrick roswold First look at new Genoa wingssail images-marilyn gibbFred More

  • Cruising & Friends

    Making new friends, leaving friends behind. It can be tough on both ends. Eleven suggestions to make it easier. [More] Cruising & Friends Click here for full post: https://theboatgalley.com/cruising-friends/ Twitter: @theboatgalley More

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    Support for Cruisers

    Cruising is easier when you have support. Here are a few places to find support for following your dream. And to create your own network. [More] Support for Cruisers Click here for full post: https://theboatgalley.com/support-for-cruisers/ Twitter: @theboatgalley More

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    Santa Rosalia, Baja California Sur

    After an exhilarating 150-nautical-mile sail from Refugio, the sight of Santa Rosalia’s breakwater felt like a beacon of hope amidst the tumultuous seas. With the wind howling in the 30s, we rode the 5 foot waves into the tiny harbor, maneuvering cautiously before finally securing our vessel to the dock in a side-tie configuration. Initially, […] More

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    We RUINED our BOAT

    Wrecking our boat was the painful first stage of fixing her problems so that we can set sail once more. 8 years ago we were searching for a boat to to take us around the world. But within that search most boats had major problems which were way outside of our budget, experience, and timescale […] More

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