Our crew—featuring Andrew Porter, Sean Fawcett, Bryan Roach, and Ben Sheffer—got an exclusive sneak peak of the all new J/7 Daysailor and took it out for a sail! Join Andrew as he highlights the standout features that make this boat a true game-changer for both seasoned sailors and newcomers alike! 🌊 The J/7 is designed for simplicity, comfort, and performance, with a spacious sit-in cockpit perfect for relaxing or teaching. A robust hull built for daily use ensures durability and long-term performance. The intuitive sail plan makes handling a breeze, allowing sailors to focus on the fun. Whether you’re out with friends or exploring solo, this boat offers unmatched versatility. Double your days on the water with a design that excels across all conditions. From the self-draining cockpit and high-performance keel to the walk-through swim platform, every detail is thoughtfully crafted. Optional features like cockpit cushions and symmetric spin gear add even more customization and comfort. See why the J/7 is set to become a favorite among sailors of all levels!

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Gorgeous seal on Horsey Beach. Horsey Beach is a short walk from Horsey Dyke and Windmill on the Norfolk Broads. Moorings and showers are available. If you would like to hire one of our sailing boats, please visit our web site at www.oliverssailingholidays.co.uk

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The Hanse 415 boasts an all new hull, a new drop-down transom that creates a boarding platform, and lines leading back to within easy reach of the helm. Below, you can choose from one or two heads and two or three cabins. http://blog.boats.com/2012/10/video-short-take-hanse-415/ To see more short takes from the Annapolis Sailboat Show, visit www.boats.com.

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The Boat from 'Mine's Bigger' Revealed! #sailing #boat #shorts

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It's been announced that the 22nd Marine Expeditionary Unit is in Trinidad and Tobago this week for coordinated operations with the Trinidad and Tobago Defence Force, explaining the helicopters flying over Chaguaramas yesterday. One of the listed locations for the exercises is Teteron Barracks, a military Trinidadian base right near the shipyards where many foreign sailing vessels are stored, including ours. For context, this area is located approximately 13.5 miles from Venezuela. The U.S. Embassy in Port of Spain said the training is aimed at tackling transnational threats, strengthening regional stability, and improving disaster-response capabilities. Trinidad and Tobago Defence Force officials added that the exercises support their efforts to reduce the flow of guns and drugs into Trinidad and Tobago.

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