Classic Yacht Charter in Spain
| Vessel Name: | Zillaine |
| Vessel Make/Model: | Camper and Nicholsons 44 (1961) |
| Hailing Port: | Cowes |
06 November 2011 | Cartagena, Murcia
22 May 2011 | Mallorca, Spain
22 May 2011 | Cartagena, Murcia
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06 November 2011 | Cartagena, Murcia
Yacht delivery checklist
I'm putting together a pre delivery checklist for sailing yachts and power boats. It can be seen here:
22 May 2011 | Mallorca, Spain
A great sailing holiday in Spain 2010
Thought I'd share this with you...this is what sailing is all about:
22 May 2011 | Cartagena, Murcia
Classic Yacht based in Spain
Zillaine is a 1961, Camper and Nicholsons 44 ft Classic yacht based in Cartagena, Spain. We are looking forward to a full summer season sailing the Balearic islands and attending the Puig classic regatta in Barcelona and the Panerai classic regtta in Minorca.
Yacht delivery checklist
06 November 2011 | Cartagena, Murcia
Peter
I'm putting together a pre delivery checklist for sailing yachts and power boats. It can be seen here:
Yacht Delivery checklist
If you wish to add to this yacht delivery checklist - which will also be a usefull tool for all sailing trips please add to this blog.
I'm also hopeing to get tips from sailors who have experienced "challenges at sea" and look back and say "If only I had done ...it would not have happened."
Best example I have has is making sure you secure the anchor on deck - it does not help if, when in a big sea, on relatively shallow water, in a strong tide, the anchor goes overboard and anchors you on a sand bank on a falling tide!
A kind of confessional - but I', sure will help all at sea...
Yacht Delivery checklist
If you wish to add to this yacht delivery checklist - which will also be a usefull tool for all sailing trips please add to this blog.
I'm also hopeing to get tips from sailors who have experienced "challenges at sea" and look back and say "If only I had done ...it would not have happened."
Best example I have has is making sure you secure the anchor on deck - it does not help if, when in a big sea, on relatively shallow water, in a strong tide, the anchor goes overboard and anchors you on a sand bank on a falling tide!
A kind of confessional - but I', sure will help all at sea...
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