Fundi Sailing
Global Yacht Deliveries: Available for delivering all kinds of motor and sail boats worldwide. Come sail away with me to explore new horizons from Cape Town to Belize in Central America - A journey of 8500Miles!
31 December 2010 | Caribbean Sea
24 December 2010 | Caribbean Sea
20 December 2010 | Royal Jamaican Yacht Club
16 December 2010 | Caribbean Sea
09 December 2010 | St Vincent
08 December 2010 | St Vincent
05 December 2010 | North Atlantic Ocean
28 November 2010 | Atlantic Ocean
24 November 2010 | Atlantic Ocean
22 November 2010 | Brazil, South America
17 November 2010 | South Atlantic Ocean
15 November 2010 | South Atlantic Ocean
14 November 2010 | South Atlantic Ocean
13 November 2010 | South Atlantic Ocean
08 November 2010 | South Atlantic Ocean
06 November 2010 | South Atlantic Ocean
03 November 2010 | South Atlantic Ocean
01 November 2010 | South Atlantic Ocean
30 October 2010 | South Atlantic Ocean
23 October 2010 | Cape Town, South Africa
Daily Chores
17 November 2010 | South Atlantic Ocean
Supper time with Snacks and Sundowners
After settling in to the voyage and finding their sea legs, the crew are happier to carry out some of the chores they were hating at first. But hey! they have to be done and one person doing it all will only get annoyed and complain so the work load has to be shared.
There are various daily chores which have to be carried out in order to have a 'happy boat'. Duties like cooking and cleaning as I always insist on a clean and tidy boat. Now, not all crew are experienced in this department and I'm being serious here... There are people out there that cannot boil an egg!! The mind boggles but hence the many fast food outlets world wide. So if I'm lucky enough to take on such a crew member, they are assigned the wash up duties that follows all food preperation and meals and also includes keeping the galley spotlessly clean and tidy. In return I do their cooking duties as I enjoy a good meal out on the ocean... fresh fish is my favourite dish and always good.
Another imperative duty which falls on the person doing the 6am watch is to 'bucket down' the cockpit every day. For some bizarre reason humans shed hair at an alarming rate which needs disposing of. Another duty which falls within that watch is to ensure that generous mugs of fresh hot coffee are ready when the others wake up. Coffee is a good and enjoyable way to kick start the day! We later have a hearty breakfast which varies daily.
For lunch we have a big cooked meal in the middle of the day which is sometimes followed by a gentle afternoon snooze for the crew who are off duty. Evenings are sorted with a light supper of 'left overs' which are creatively transformed into a delicious supper served with snacks and 'sundowners'.
Vince and crew
After settling in to the voyage and finding their sea legs, the crew are happier to carry out some of the chores they were hating at first. But hey! they have to be done and one person doing it all will only get annoyed and complain so the work load has to be shared.
There are various daily chores which have to be carried out in order to have a 'happy boat'. Duties like cooking and cleaning as I always insist on a clean and tidy boat. Now, not all crew are experienced in this department and I'm being serious here... There are people out there that cannot boil an egg!! The mind boggles but hence the many fast food outlets world wide. So if I'm lucky enough to take on such a crew member, they are assigned the wash up duties that follows all food preperation and meals and also includes keeping the galley spotlessly clean and tidy. In return I do their cooking duties as I enjoy a good meal out on the ocean... fresh fish is my favourite dish and always good.
Another imperative duty which falls on the person doing the 6am watch is to 'bucket down' the cockpit every day. For some bizarre reason humans shed hair at an alarming rate which needs disposing of. Another duty which falls within that watch is to ensure that generous mugs of fresh hot coffee are ready when the others wake up. Coffee is a good and enjoyable way to kick start the day! We later have a hearty breakfast which varies daily.
For lunch we have a big cooked meal in the middle of the day which is sometimes followed by a gentle afternoon snooze for the crew who are off duty. Evenings are sorted with a light supper of 'left overs' which are creatively transformed into a delicious supper served with snacks and 'sundowners'.
Vince and crew
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| Vessel Name: | Delivery Skipper |
| Vessel Make/Model: | 140ft Monohull |
| Hailing Port: | Cape Town, South Africa |
| About: | My carefully chosen experienced crew are keen fishermen wanting to explore new oceans and catch a variety of fish species and have good clean fun... |
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Vince Fundaro (Fundi) +27 (79) 9296033
Port: Cape Town, South Africa
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