The Privilege Brand needs no introduction as being one of the most desirable catamarans on the planet. We are lucky enough to have a flock of them on our listings including this 2005 awesomely equipped, magnificent example of a Privilege 585 Easy Cruise "Owners Version". Rarely available in this guise based in mainland Spain, close to Murcia & Alicante Airports and well worth a look at, if you are in the market for a luxury catamaran in this class. Impeccably maintained and privately owned, by a loving owner, never chartered........ this is one beautiful catamaran. VAT PAID! SPECS Boat Surveyed - September 2020 2004 Privilege 585 Hull Construction GRP Deck Construction GRP Deck Coulour White Length O.A 17.82m Beam 9.25m Draft 1.8m No of cabins 4 No of Berths 5 Double 2 Single 3+1 crew Heads 4+1 crew Sails and Rig : Main 109m2 Genoa 80m2 Gennaker 135m2 Engines : Twins Make Volvo Engine hours Port 3055 , Stbd 3099 Year of manufacture 2004 Fuel capacity 2000L Date last serviced June 2019 H.P 160HP Model Nos Port 2003002227 , Stbd 2003002225 Ground tackle : Number of anchors 2 Electric Windlass Make and type Brittany 25kg , 20m chain , 60m rode ; Delta 50kg , 60 m chain . 100m rode Outboard : New Yamaha - 40 hrs HP 9.9 HP General on deck : Davits Gang plank Fenders Cockpit table Warps Boat Hook Deck brush Bucket Cockpit cushions Spray hood Bimini Bimini side screens /tent Deck shower Below the waterline : Date inspected August 2020 Date last antifoulded May 2017 Navigation Equipment / Electronics - original to boat 2004 Log /speed / depth VHF DSC Wind speed / direction Autopilo - 2 Chart plotter - 2 GPS Radar Compass Binoculars Hand held compass Hand held VHF Dinghy : 3 years old , Zodiac Lengh 3.4m Inflatable RIB

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Explore Australia's Kimberley Coast Experience nature on an unfathomable scale in Australia’s Kimberley Coast on an unforgettable adventure with pioneering expedition cruise company, Heritage Expeditions. Kimberley’s remote location and small populace offer travellers a hidden haven and immersion into nature on a massive scale while learning about Aboriginal culture, the link to Australia’s ancient past. Explore a treasure trove of towering, iron-tinged red cliffs, torrential waterfalls, hidden coves, rare and endangered wildlife, white-sand beaches and magnificent reefs. Visit Aboriginal rock art galleries and discover Indigenous customs and connections to this ancient land and rich history. Join us, New Zealand's family-owned and -operated pioneering expedition cruise company, as we explore Australia’s dramatic Kimberley aboard our luxury 140-guest flagship Heritage Adventurer. Purpose-built for adventure and known as the 'Grande Dame of Exploration Cruising' she's perfect for navigating Australia’s intricate coast, islands and harbours and has a full fleet of Zodiacs for excursions to hidden coves, secluded white sand beaches, remote bays and up winding rivers. Visit our website to learn more: https://www.heritage-expeditions.com/destinations/kimberley-cruise/

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If your sailing looks like club J/70 racing, high-performance dinghy sailing, close-quarters battles at the leeward mark, or just ripping around with friends in Opti-style intensity, the Ideal 18 delivers some truly IDEAL sailing. Only have one hour? Only have one friend to sail with? Want a boat that’s fun, responsive, and rewards good technique? The Ideal 18 is great. Looking to learn how to sail better, sharpen your boat handling, or take your first steps into racing? The Ideal 18 is still great. Simple enough to jump on and go. Technical enough to keep you learning. Fast enough to make every maneuver matter. And let’s not forget the setting—St. Petersburg, Florida. Consistent breeze, flat water, sunshine, and a world-class sailing community that makes every day on the water better than the last. This is sailing that’s accessible, exciting, and endlessly rewarding—whether you’re training, racing, or just chasing smiles per knot. ⛵️ Ideal boat. Ideal conditions. Ideal sailing.

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We had Skoota hauled out yesterday at the marina in Indiantown, Florida about 20 miles inland and on the canal to Lake Okeechobee. That makes it a safe place to store a boat during the hurricane season. Thus it is hugely popular, many of the cruisers we met in the Bahamas said they stored their boats here. We'd passed by on our trip east on New Years Day but hadn't really appreciated just how large a facility it is. As you can see from this video taken from Skoota's foredeck - it's huge. Apparently there is room for 500 boats in storage plus a large work yard Skoota will be staying here until late November, meantime we fly off on Monday (if we can work out how to get to the airport, 100 miles away)

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