Located in Gibsons, BC, Tideline Welded Aluminum Boats may be new to the industry as a brand, but their team has been building quality aluminum boats for over 20 years. With models ranging from 17' to 68' in both the recreational and commercial industry, these boats are made for living life comfortably on the water year round. In addition to the shipyard, Tideline also is a full-service marine yard with haul-out capabilities up to 50', working with aluminum, steel, fibreglass, electrical, woodwork, painting and fibreglass. For more information on Tideline Welded Aluminum Boats visit their website at www.tidelineboats.ca

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Built locally in Sidney, this Yar 26 is simply “wow” when you step onboard this piece of nautical history that was described as the “boat of tomorrow” by their designer. Every bit of this boat has received meticulous attention to detail by extremely knowledgeable owners that have lovingly re-finished “Gryphon” during their years of ownership. This mighty little ship is built to cruise comfortably off-the grid throughout the PNW, supported by tanks that carry 50USG of fuel and 75 USG of water with the added bonus of a solar panel to keep the 4 x House batteries fully charged. Finished in custom oak, this vessel was repowered with a Beta diesel engine that only has 525 hours and provides a comfortable cruising speed of 6-7 knots with exceptional fuel efficiency. Electric windlass, auto-helm, large fridge, hot water, dinghy and a 2.5hp Suzuki outboard are all part of the package. Available with assumable moorage at our Sidney location, this vessel is available to view by appointment. Please contact our Vancouver Island Sales Office to schedule a showing.

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Step inside Robert Righteous’s legendary Rastafarian hangout for amazing food, stiff drinks, and unforgettable vibes. This Caribbean icon is a must-see! #caribbeanfood #rastafarian #travelicon #localculture #adventure

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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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