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We are almost back on the water! We have missed you all and are hoping to close on a boat very VERY soon! In the meantime, click here to get your own Zatara shirt or coffee mug! https://www.redbubble.com/people/sailingzatara/shop or on our website at www.sailingzatara.com More videos coming soon! Happy Sailing! Music: Float Away - Grabbitz/Monstercat 025: Threshold https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bzuSHCFQD7c ▼ Follow Monstercat Snapchat: Monstercat YouTube: http://www.youtube.com/Monstercat Spotify: http://monster.cat/1hGrCWk Facebook: http://facebook.com/Monstercat Twitter: http://twitter.com/Monstercat Instagram: http://instagram.com/monstercat Vine: https://vine.co/monstercat SoundCloud: http://soundcloud.com/Monstercat Google+: https://plus.google.com/+Monstercat Monstercat FM: http://live.monstercat.com ▼ Follow Grabbitz Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/grabbitzmusic Twitter: https://twitter.com/grabbitz Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/grabbitz Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/GrabbitzMusic East of Tunesia by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/

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Start by finding a structurally sound boat and addressing common issues like soft decks, keel bolts, and steering through DIY repairs learned from online tutorials. Enroll in a sailing school and work toward a recognized certification such as ASA or RYA, gaining real-world practice through local courses and short trips until you’re confident as a skipper. Unless you're crazy and want to try to do it yourself like everyone else and learn the ropes. Plan your route—most often from ICW to Florida across the Gulf Stream—taking into account weather windows, navigation, and safety protocols to ensure a smooth and enjoyable passage to the Bahamas. :) Message us with any questions or subscribe/check out our channel!

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The kind of little ship one might have dreamed of when browsing the pages of The Rudder magazine, SANDPIPER is living, breathing, beautiful and practical testimony to two of the leading personalities of the ‘wooden boat revival’ that happened around them in the 1970s, Bud McIntosh-trained boatbuilder, Gordon Swift,, and pioneering broker and 'boat maker', Bill Page, her first owner. https://www.sandemanyachtcompany.co.uk/yacht/713/winthrop-warner-35-ft-bermudan-ketch-1979 Presently owned by one of that movement’s earliest alumni and major, hands-on grassroots evangelists, Donn Costanzo, SANDPIPER has led a blessed life, pampered and enjoyed by four owners who have given her whatever she has required; so well and lovingly was she built that she has never had or needed a restoration. In her design that could only be American, Winthrop L. Warner achieved perhaps the perfect blend of moderation and comfort in the hull with powerful but manageable adventure in her ample ketch rig. SANDPIPER is truly an American dreamship.

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What to do when your bathroom area is too cramped for some good quality self-pampering...? Best salon with the best views, benefits of living aboard a sailboat... #sailing #sailinglife #pedicure #beautytips #sailboat #liveaboardlife

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Top Tips for Sailboat Racing Season Prep! #sailing #boat #shorts

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