Welcome to Episode 8 of our liveaboard sailing yacht vlog! Dive into the sailing lifestyle as we share what life is really like aboard our Moody 38cc sailboat. In this episode, we navigate the ups and downs of living full-time on a yacht, sharing the joys, challenges, and unforgettable moments of being liveaboards. Whether you’re dreaming of becoming a liveaboard, returning to yacht life, or simply love watching sailing vlogs, this episode offers a glimpse into our daily routines, sailing adventures, and the realities of leaving and living on a boat full-time. From maintaining our sailboat to enjoying the freedom of life at sea, we provide insight into what it means to embrace the sailing lifestyle. As a sailing couple, we share our authentic experiences, including the emotional highs and lows of this unique way of life. If you’re passionate about sailing, curious about life on a yacht, or searching for inspiration to start your own liveaboard journey, this vlog is for you. Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more episodes as we continue our adventure! Keywords: liveaboard sailboat life, sailing yacht vlog, Moody 38cc, daily life on a sailboat, becoming a liveaboard, full-time yacht life, sailing lifestyle.

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❄️ Navigare nei giorni più caldi può essere una sfida, ma l'aria condizionata può aiutarti. Scopri come funziona a bordo, le sue limitazioni e come sfruttarla al massimo durante la tua traversata. 🌞🚤

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Wangi Wangi RSL Amateur Sailing Club, Saturday 9th March & Sunday 10th March, 2024.

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Demon alludes to mighty supernatural creatures, with mystic powers. But at the same time it speaks to our inner self and the hurdles we have to overcome to become who we want to be. And the 1414 Demon is what every boat wants to be: Designed by KISKA the Frauscher 1414 Demon features typical Frauscher design elements like the flat bow with vertical stem, a tinted and frameless windscreen and a low profile reminiscent of a sports car. Length: 13,90 m Breadth:3,80 m Dry weight: from 10.000 kg Draft: 1,2 / 0,8 m Tank capacity: 1.200 l Persons: 10 (four-berth) Engines: 2x 400 - 2x 520 HP Design: Thomas Gerzer, KISKA Construction: Harry Miesbauer Development: Thomas Gerzer

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