🪢 Sunday Boat Tip [20/52] 🪢 These are the rules we have set up to feel safer on over night passages as we double hand our sailboat from point A to B. They enhance our chance to get a more peaceful sleep when you are not on watch, knowing that the other person is safe and still on the boat when you wake up. The person on watch must: 1. Wear the personal floating device at all times! 2. If needed to get up on deck, wake up the other one, and then tell when everything is done and you are safely back again. The person asleep does not need to get up, but will keep an ear out until all is done. 3. Hook the safety line to the boat when getting out of the cockpit. 4. Wake the other person up for operations like reefing the main and gybing. The person asleep must: 5. Set the alarm to wake up at the end of shift. Do you have any additional rules you would like to add? Let us know! Don’t forget to save this post and share it with a friend who needs to see this 🫶🏼

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In diesem Video erkläre ich den gesteckten Webeleinstek auf Slip. Man steckt den Webeleinstek auf Slip, wenn man ihn später schnell wieder lösen möchte. Anzeige | Mein Buch: https://sailnator.de/shop Blick ins Buch: https://youtu.be/M27Mr0dUQio Ausführliches Video: https://youtu.be/Btj_BcrO6ik Anleitung auf meinem Blog: https://sailnator.de/gesteckter-webeleinstek/

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Four SCAMPs under sail during the Port Townsend, WA SCAMP Camp, April 19-20th, 2014. Three are wood kit boats, the one with the green strake stripe is a fiberglass version built by Gig Harbor Boat Works.

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Ever wondered what it’s really like to join us on a sailing adventure? Hear it straight from Jenni from Finland who set sail to Thailand and found more than just beautiful beaches—new friends, unforgettable moments, and a sense of freedom only the sea can give. Watch their story and imagine yourself on the next journey! 🌴⛵️✨

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