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Ready to take your 22-40ft. sailboat out for the first time? In this episode of the Captain's Salon, we break down the basics of sailing, terms & concepts every beginner needs to confidently navigate lakes and bays. Buying a sailboat is the first step, but gaining the confidence to leave the dock is where the real journey begins. Join me in my salon as I pull from three essential sailing books to glean the best "sailing speak" and turn it into plain English. Whether you're on a Texas lake, reservoir, or a coastal bay, mastering terms like Port, Starboard, Tack or Jibe is your foundation for safety and fun while your sailing on the water. #SailingForBeginners #LearningToSail #NewBoatOwner #Sailing101 #HowToSail #cruisinglife #sailingtips #smallboatsailing #lakesailing #baysailing #coastalsailing

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You will be hard pressed to find a better equipped 2452 anywhere in the PNW! This is one of the boats that you dream of finding because this vessel is in 10/10 condition. With a full binder detailing the extensive maintenance and upgrades made over the last 20 years, “Kingfisher” has just been freshy bottom painted and serviced so she is ready to go for the season. Powered by a Mercruiser 5.7, with the bonus of a long shaft high thrust Yamaha 9.9 with electric start, remote controls and tilt for fishing, every aspect of this vessel is in outstanding condition. Newer canvas, new upholstery, custom radar stainless arch by Philbrooks with dinghy rails, newer electronics, Lewmar windlass and a Zodiac RIB with Yamaha 2.5hp engine are all included. Need fishing gear? The Sellers are retiring from boating so the two Scotty Long Downriggers with braided line and 12lb leads are included! Complete with assumable moorage at our Sidney location, Kingfisher is available to view by appointment on our Westport Marina Sales Dock. Please contact our Vancouver Island Sales Office at 250-656-5832 to schedule a showing.

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htttp://www.sailingeurope.com Adriatic winds stone in a marina. While sailing in Croatia, it is very important to have some knowledge about the local winds and their patterns, especially Jugo (south-eastern wind), Bura (north-easterly wind), Sirocco (southerly wind), among others. A good sailing tip is to always inquire with the experienced local fisherman that will easily tell you when the best opportunity for sailing will arise. Learn more about sailing destinations in Croatia: http://www.sailingeurope.com/en/yacht-charter-in/croatia

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