Most skippers don’t lose control because of the sea. They lose it the moment the crew stops trusting the plan. In a busy marina with crosswind and tired people, chaos usually starts with too many instructions at once. That’s not leadership, that’s panic. The reset is simple: pause, breathe, brief again. One voice. One plan. One step at a time. What’s the one thing that still scares you onboard? ⚓ Training schedule and details are in the link in bio. 📩 If you have questions, send us a message. sailing course, skipper course, sailing training, skipper training, docking, anchoring, navigation, crew briefing, man overboard, passage planning, crew management, sailing Greece, catamaran training, catamaran, monohull

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The custom horn (with its own air compressor!) is just one of the many upgrades featured throughout this exceptionally well-maintained vessel. Skipjack is ready to go having been recently hauled and serviced for the season. Bow and stern thrusters makes for easy maneuvering with the twin Mercruiser V-8 engines, and the custom stainless grab rail that runs the length of the full canvas enclosure makes going forward to the bow along the side decks safe and secure. Below decks the sheer size of the interior space and natural light is impressive, including the Sellers self declared “sunken living room” which converts into a large double bunk for guests or crew. Complete with built-in vacuum system and security system with camera monitoring, Skipjack is available to view by appointment.

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