At Rustler Yachts, we pride ourselves in our attention to detail. One area where you can see this is our shutlines; the clearance gap where doors or draws meet. These have to be perfect. A millimetre might not sound like a lot, but you’ll notice it on a wonky shutline. Not only do the shutlines have to be accounted for and made perfectly, but their spacing has to work across the grain of the wood. Some builders don’t match the grain, or they may have one line of draws deep draws that are harder to get what you need from them. We don’t want to compromise your ownership experience or the look of your boat. This is why we do things the right way, the Rustler way. Adam has been a cabinet maker for over 35 years, let him explain the attention to detail on the master berth of our new Rustler 41 Motor Yacht Beautiful boats, built beautifully Visit http://rustleryachts.com to find out more #Rustleryachts #oceancruising #sailing #sailboat #yacht #sailing #offshorecruiser #boatbuilders #boat #handcrafted #bespokeyacht #semicustomyacht #handbuilt #cornwall

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Chainplate work is officially about to begin on Salty Abandon! Colin Mack at Mack Yacht Services walks us through the careful preparation before the crew starts taking everything apart. The new teak is protected, the interior is covered and masked off, and my 1998 Island Packet 320 is ready to rock and roll.

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Possibly the most memorable video we have ever produced was on board UNBRIDLEDz the Caotain at the time was GUI Garcia, and together with his wife Cathryn they were passionate scuba divers. They actually had their wedding ceremony underwater! 🦈🦈🦈🦈🦈 Learning to dive with Gui and Cathryn was a privilege, and they quickly gave me the confidence to swim with sharks at Danger Point in the Bahamas. To get my mind prepared, I thought about walking through a field with dogs in it. It’s true that one may bite you, but it’s unlikely and as long as you leave them alone you’ll be Ok. 😁 The current Captain of Unbridled, Liam Devlin is an equally impressive character. Passionate about his work and with a keen awareness of the power of social media I have enjoyed interviewing both Liam and the owner for a podcast series. Follow @YachtsforCharter to see the full video

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Giorno 42 - Da Minorca a Maiorca Molliamo gli ormeggi questa mattina presto. Dopo la traversata di ieri ci siamo riposati ormeggiati a un gavitello fino alle 7 di questa mattina. Ci svegliamo, filiamo la cima che ci teneva legati alla boa e mettiamo la prua su Palma de Maiorca, precisamente nella baia di Alcudia. La navigazione è decisamente rilassante: poco vento, una breve gennakerata, un bagno rapido e poi via, giù la manetta come direbbe il grande Maurizio Bulleri. Il tempo scorre veloce come l’acqua sotto Julia che fende un mare immobile come la lama di un coltello alla velocità di 5,5 nodi. Tendenzialmente non amiamo tirare il motore, lo facciamo trottare a 1500 giri, senza chiedergli spesso un galoppo. Notiamo in mare cose strane: nasse con arbusti legati, sciabordii indefiniti generati da animali marini indefiniti e un sacco di barche intorno a noi. O meglio, non erano un sacco, ma dopo il nulla cosmico trovato tra la Sardegna e le Baleari, anche quelle tre o quattro barche son sembrate una classe gremita di giovani scalpitanti. Arriviamo alla baia di Alcudia e diamo fondo davanti al porto, in modo che domani mattina possiamo entrare, ormeggiare e fare commissioni: spesa, acqua, gasolio, benzina al gommone e due passi sulla terra ferma. Non che ci mancassero così tanto, ma già che siamo lì.. perché non vedere la città 😊 Ci leggiamo domani! Andrea

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