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Whether you've dreamed about sailing your whole life or you're stepping aboard for the very first time, this series was built for you. Over the next 15 lessons, we're going to take the mystery out of sailing by teaching the foundational skills every sailor needs—from understanding the wind and the parts of a boat to steering, trimming sails, docking, and staying safe on the water. We've spent years helping thousands of new sailors build real confidence on the water. We've seen what works, where beginners struggle, and how to explain sailing in a way that's practical, approachable, and easy to remember. That's exactly why we created this series. No assumptions that you already know the basics. Just clear, step-by-step instruction designed to help you actually become a sailor. Each lesson builds on the last, so by the end of the series you'll understand not just what to do, but why you're doing it—giving you the confidence to step aboard and keep learning every time you sail. So grab a notebook, follow along with each session, and if you're ready to make your sailing dreams a reality, let's get started with an Introduction.
Trash on a boat is a daily occurrence! When we buy groceries we try to remove and leave as much packaging on shore but trash inevitably accumulates. In each new harbor we have to find the spot where cruisers can deposit their trash. In some cases, like St Maarten, it’s free. In other countries, or ports, there are small fees. The one thing a cruiser should never do is bring trash to land and leave it for someone else to take care of. Instead…stop by your neighbors (even if you don’t know them yet) and tell them you’re doing a trash run and you’re happy to take theirs! Follow us for tips, updates, how tos, and more about living the sailing cruiser lifestyle. #takingoutthetrash #sailingexperience #sailinglife
The Landlubber Bjørn-Aage Bredal from Garasjetid has lived aboard our Nauticat 38, Maja, for a week. Now he is leaving. In this short video he shares his honest take on marina life: the simple days, the freedom, and why a beer for breakfast suddenly feels completely normal. Then reality hits. He has a job. He has a wife. He has to go home. This is not a sales pitch for boat life. It is a landlubber’s last words after one week aboard — before he steps back into the hamster wheel. Guest: @bjrn-aagebredal2994 YouTube: @Garasjetid Website: https://garasjetid.no If you are over 50 and wondering whether a simpler life on a boat is possible while you still have the energy — this is the kind of honest moment we document here. Subscribe for more from S/Y Maja. Website: https://sailing-maja.com #Nauticat38 #Liveaboard #BoatLife #Garasjetid #SailingAfter50 #MarinaLife