Want to know about catamarans? Ask Chris. As a USCG licensed captain, delivery ski,pper and sailing school instructor, Chris has sailed on a variety of different catamarns. The Catamaran Authority.

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Self-confidence and hard work will always be earn success. As much as you think you can work, you always can work more. Our mind often sets limits. Often these limits are conditioned by those around us. Overcome these limits don’t have pure, express your potential. #motivation # project50 #fitness #esteticaedit #dubai#mindset #dailyvlog # self-development #coherence #kobebryant #wisdom

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Quickly running over how to Release Your Mooring Ball and your lines without tangles. When Releasing Your Mooring Ball be sure not to let the line below tangle!

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Rate this sailing catamaran from 1-10 ⛵ and tell us where you'd sail it first! Lagoon 52 S © Lagoon Catamarans Length: 52 ft (15.8 m) Beam: 28 ft 3 in (8.6 m) Draft: 5 ft 1 in (1.55 m) Displacement: approx. 57,500 lb (26,100 kg) Sail Area: 1,636 sq ft (152 m²) Engines: Twin 80 HP Yanmar diesels Max Speed: approx. 10 knots under sail Range (under power): approx. 1,000 nautical miles Price: approx. US$ 1.3 Million The Lagoon 52 S is the sport-top version of the popular Lagoon 52 series, offering a sleeker profile and more direct helm control from the starboard flybridge. With its tall rig, forward-set mast, and generous sail area, it delivers strong sailing performance while keeping things stable and smooth. Inside, you get spacious cabins, panoramic salon windows, and luxurious finishes throughout. It’s built for liveaboard comfort and ocean-crossing capability. Whether you're island-hopping or going transatlantic, the 52 S brings comfort, control, and plenty of speed. Current pricing starts around US$ 1.3 Million. #Lagoon52S #SailingCatamaran #CruisingLife #CatamaranShorts

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Many new sailing cruisers make a huge mess out of mooring balls. The reason?!?! Many sailing schools don’t teach them! The best advice I can give you is to go out with an experienced sailing cruiser and practice tying onto them for a few hours. With just a bit of practice you’ll see how easy they are and will avoid the embarrassment that novice sailors feel. Make sure to watch our full video to see what other skills new sailing cruisers need to know. Check out SailingBritican on YouTube. #sailingexperience #sailingexperiences #learntosail

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