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• - Website of BT Global Challenge 2004/5 Crew Volunteer Oliver Browett. The Challenge involves a 10 month circumnavigation against the prevailing winds.
  
• - A personal webpage based on the greatest hobby, sailing! This site is written in German.
  
• - Photos of my 1994 Catalina 34 Sloop, and sailing links.
  
• - History, layouts and photos of the Lindenberg 22 built by Paul Lindenberg, Cocoa, FL between 1978 and 1982.
  
• - Yacht Watermelon cruising the tropics.
  
• - Join us as we prepare to become full-time liveaboards on our Morgan Out Island 33' sailboat.
  
• - Information on a Sirocco 31, designed by Angus Primrose, and built in Spain.
  
• - Includes Wayne's favorite technical and general information sailing links.
  
• - Spend a season or more with the crew of Comfortably Numb, a 42-foot sailboat sailed in the Great Lakes. Provides information about the boat, crew, and sailing schedule.
  
• - The adventures of Larry & Trish Lanahan aboard their sailboat Sea Spirit.
  
• - Information for Hobie Trifoiler owners and fans including photos, advice, technical information, and links.
  
• - Site dedicated to Tanzer owners and boaters.
  
• - Follow the cruise of s/v Alissa around the North Pacific.
  
• - Details the history and ongoing restoration of the R-boat, pirate.
  
• - A writer plans to sail to Newfoundland, Greenland and Baffin Island in the Canadian Arctic. In English and Dutch.
  
• - Sailing logs of the Thetis in the seas around Greece, Turkey, Malta, and Italy. Illustrated with maps and photographs and containing much historic and geographic information.
  
• - Chronicles of their year-long sabbatical sailing in the Caribbean aboard their 42 foot Whitby ketch Desiderata.
  
• - Our plan is to sail around the world on a sunbeam 39.
  
• - A quest for safety led to this design of a 36 ft pacific proa.
  
• - In July 2001, Gillian and Robin Cay sailed their 35 foot sloop from Scotland on a year's adventure to the Caribbean and back via ports in Ireland, France, Spain, Portugal, Madeira and the Canary Islands.
  
• - Scottish west coast racing with an Impala 28 and an SK700, sailing forums and past adventures with Drascombes and other boats.
  
• - Provides information on conversion of a Cal 40 retired racer and live aboard to a reliable offshore racer. Includes racing results, modifications, and sailing related links.
  
• - Information about a Fabola Diva 35 sailing boat named Unique. Include tips, tricks, tests, links, articles and photos.
  
• - Photographs of ships, people, and places to sail by Ina Koys, with links to the Eye of the Wind, a tall ship.
  
• - Personal page with information about UK sailing, Bukh DV20M, diesels, Fulmar yachts, and the Hornet Sailing Club.
  
• - Track the current progress of Rongevaer, a 31' sailboat bound on a voyage from Bayfield, Wisconsin, to Norway.
  
• - Collection of links related to sailing, with a particular emphasis on catamarans, vacation spots, parts and boats vendors, and other useful information.
  
• - Sailing photos collection, with pages on boats, windsurfing, trips, and family.
  
• - Includes resources for sailors, specifically cruising sailors, everywhere.
  
• - This site is in both English and Portuguese and documents a nine meter Fortuna yacht, a sailing vessel, moored at Lisbon, Portugal.
  
• - This is the beginning of the story of a 1984 Irwin 41' ketch that my wife and I plan to sail the seven seas. Of course, we're starting out small and doing a bit of coastal cruising and island hopping first.
  
• - The last journey of the Eye of the wind with her famous skipper Anthony Tiger Timbs. Pictures, text impressions and videos and old captain's logs.
  
• - Captain's Logs are shared by sailing yachts all over the world via a do-it-yourself photo database. Free & easy, it is a place to buy sell or trade.
  
• - Jon and Sue Hacking and their teenagers Chris and Amanda on "Ocelot," a Kronos 45 catamaran. Site documents their voyage starting in the Caribbean in the spring of 2002, with photographs, stories, boat specifications and equipment, schooling, fl
  
• - Planning a filmed sailing expedition through the Northwest Passage.
  
• - De Wadrunner is a small independent sailcharter company in Holland, Europe. Specializing in sailing adventures for groups up to 16 pers.
  
• - This adventure follows the Parks family as they sail aboard their Island Packet 40.
  
• - Pictures of the Caribbean: Islands, people and tall ships.
  
• - Sofia Bekatorou Official Homepage of the World-Class Champion of the 470's 2000 from Greece. Written in both English and Greek. Contains photos, a discussion board, links, and a guestbook.
  
• - Sail along as we cruise the west coast of California with a reluctant crew of three cats in our Gulf 32 Pilothouse sailboat.
  
• - Circumnavigation in a Shannon 38 with information on destinations from Annapolis to Singapore and beyond
  
• - Sailing the Northsea with Belgian S/V Sybarite, a Jeanneau Melody, built in 1979.
  
• - All about sailing South from the Chesapeake Bay to Florida and beyond. Emphasis on the Intracoastal Waterway and Okeechobee Lake, as well as other interesting sites along the way. Includes sections on cooking, charts, weather links, boat drinks, and gen
  
• - The 22' prototype sailboat and crew of 3. Puget Sound area racing, cruising, links to Seattle area Yachting sites. Includes racing humor.
  
• - Follow the Alvie through the sailing adventure of sailing from Portugal to Brisbane, Australia.
  
• - An opportunity to learn how to sail. They offer courses on yacht sailing during a one week cruise of Nova Scotia, Canada.
  
• - Travel report by B.G. Fischer about the transfer journey of the unique Aquanaute/Aquaspace trimaran in November 2001.
  
• - A lot of Nonsuch owners have expressed interest in this very uniquely designed sailcover. It has been on the boat for many years and was recently re-created when the sail was replaced. It zips along the sail when not in use.
  
• - Follow the adventure from the dream to the reality of building a boat. Is it insanity, the ultimate dream, or somewhere in the middle? Besides, where else can you get the news from Gilbert, Arizona?
  
• - The comprehensive site of S.Y "Georgia", the multiple award-winning superyacht, and largest sloop in the world, covering everything from her construction through to present day adventures.
  
• - Pacific Northwest sailing log book for My San Juan 7.7, includes stories and photos.
  
• - Follow a family on their trip from Chicago to the Caribbean. With photos, information, and links.
  
• - American cruising sailor, writer and songwriter. Many published sea stories, boating articles, and photographs.
  
• - Photo gallery of tallships.
  
• - The trans-Pacific sailing logs of a couple from Vancouver Island, Canada aboard their 41 foot sloop.
  
• - This site features projects such as the construction of a kayak and a 26 foot Pilothouse sloop as well as sailing adventures.
  
• - This site provides coaching and training for dinghy racing.
  
• - Passage planning information for the Cape of Good Hope, Cape Town, South Africa, cruising yachts route round Cape Town
  
• - The narrative of a 5-year cruise on a 44 foot steel ketch from South Africa to SE Asia, via Mozambique, Tanzania, Zanzibar, Kenya and across the Indian Ocean.
  
• - UK Champion 2000, Optimist Class (girl). Information on the Optimist Class, Hannah's sailing career and her diary.
  
• - This site includes a lot of helpful information for those cruising with families, pets, etc.
  
• - Dedicated to yachting and racing. It provides information to the sailing group in and around Smyrna Yacht Club.
  
• - Includes travel logs and photographs from an ongoing cruise from Britain to the Mediterranean and beyond, by a British couple on a 38.5' Westerly sailboat.
  
• - Le site de la voile en Belgique ( news, boutique, météo marine, forum, mailing list, chat et liens nautiques )
  
• - Account of a boatbuilder's obsession, detailing the construction of a 15-foot "Titmouse" design.
  
• - For fans of "not-so-new" yachts. Provides photos and links to owners of vintage yachts, with an emphasis on Westerly.
  
• - Dedicated to the love of sailing the Greek seas, with sailing and racing links, and information about Greece and the city of Nissyros.
  
• - The Lucette was circumavigating when sunk by whales. The Robertson family survived 30 days in an open boat. This site tells their story and where they are now? Follow the adventure and find news of the present day Robertson family.
  
• - Travel stories, photos and tips for sailing the Coral Sea to Indonesia by an Australian couple who cruised there in 1999 and again in 2001-2002 aboard catamaran "Sokari."
  
• - Homepage of the s/v Avanta and her crew: Jan and Marian Vleggaar
  
• - Information about the boat from her designer, builder, and owner.
  
• - Photo gallery of sailing in the Virgin Islands and information on the charter yacht Bel Ami.
  
• - Describes sailing from Holland to Brazil on Ananda, a 13 m cutter. Available in Dutch and English.
  
• - Information about sailing and swimming. It outlines experiences that will provide many with an introduction to the sport of sailing, through small boat experiences (Laser, Optimist).
  
• - Renegade is a UFO 34 sailing yacht registered at Ipswich, England. The site provides a contact with the Renegade Syndicate.
  
• - Annabeth van Hall en Hidde Weerstra zeilend op de Jansteen.
  
• - The crew of the SV Realization invite you aboard to share their sailing adventures.
  
• - Offshore, coastal and inshore cruising stories and pictures by a couple who own a MacGregor 25.
  
• - Eye of the Wind is a tall ship with many adventures under her keel. Site includes stories of her owners, crews and guests along with many photographs.
  
• - A family from Vancouver Island, Canada set off aboard their 50 ft Herreshoff Ketch on a journey of adventure and discovery. Follow their progress in real time on this interactive site.
  
• - Follow the chronicles of high latitude sailing expeditions including article and photo library from 12 years in the far south: Antarctica, South Georgia, Cape Horn and Tierra del Fuego. The site includes charter advice and related links.
  
• - Follow the preparations of the "Bear of Britain" at its campaign website. Bear of Britain is a Farr 52 yacht.
  
• - Information about Sailfish, Sunfish, and other small sailboats.
  
• - Facts and reflections on building a 41' offshore voyaging sailboat from a bare hull.
  
• - My sailing experience is all on tall ships with the STA or the Jubilee Sailing Trust. In 2002 that will all change. I'm about to sail in the Clipper Ventures Round the World Yacht Race.
  
• - Catamaran personal page.
  
• - Dedicated to cruising the waterways. Provides links for sailors everywhere.
  
• - The complete restoration of my a 22ft sloop. View the Captains log of sailing adventures and trophies.
  
• - Ken Palmer's page about sailing Lake Ontario out of Rochester, NY.
  
• - Learn about sailing and scuba diving with Monroe Dive Cente and Western Lake Erie Sailing Club WLESC
  
• - Sailing home page of Wind Musher,Mac 26x, pictures of Alaska, fishing for halibut, salmon and information on Alaska
  
• - Past adventures and plans to sail leisurely around the world. Includes a hot link to almost real-time map showing current location, detailed commissioning specifications, operating parameters, safety gear, and photos.
  
• - Adventures of a 62-year-old guy who survived crewing aboard the tall ship ndeavour. Also did skydiving and bungee jumping.
  
• - The Harstad Motorsailor is a versatile cruising design from the board of the naval architect W.I.B. Crealock. This site has been established to share my experiences in acquiring, maintaining, and sailing the Harstad Motorsailor, and the hope of finding ot
  
• - Cruising website for Mike and Catharine Whitby aboard their Contessa 38 from Vancouver, Canada.
  
• - The story of a couple's transatlantic crossing on a 40 foot sailboat and their sailing adventures in Europe and the Mediterranean.
  
• - An exterior and interior tour of the Cape Dory 26. Links provide owner discussion of the features and modifications with links to other models.
  
• - Photos of the construction and launch of a big plywood/composite trimaran.
  
• - A site about a Belgian couple who wants to travel around the world in an Outborn 44 aluminum sloop. Includes vessel specifications.
  
• - Photo galleries from Auckland N.Z, of cats and tris, ranging from beach cats to ocean racers.
  
• - Follow Stormy Duchesson a trans-Atlantic crossing. This iste provides a daily (or near daily) tracking account of our voyage, which takes us from Tortola (British Virgin Islands) to Portugal.
  
• - Depicting our sailing, camping and traveling excursions.
  
• - Collection sailing information with a bent toward Tall Ships and Maritime History.
  
• - Records 23 years of sailing the Chesapeake Bay and modifying ESCAPE, my Catalina 27.
  
• - WRC2 is a project based on a really new way to reach high speed sailing. Sea or water trial will begin end of May 2000. The target of the web site is to find some help from the passionate.
  
• - This page provides side-by-side comparisons for seaworthiness based on standard formulas. Choose a sailboat from the list, or add your own dimensions.
  
• - This is an account of efforts to overcome many OEM defects and upgrade a 39' Prout Escale catamaran.
  
• - Offers group rates, sailing instructions, and boat pictures.
  
• - This Island Trader 41 left from its home port on Lake Erie to sail the world.
  
• - Information, specifications, line drawings and photographs of this sailboat designed by Oliver Lee in the late 60's. The site features the owner's boat currently sailed from Falmouth, UK.
  
• - A Texas couple fulfilling a lifelong dream of sailing around the world. After voyaging 18,000 miles through the Caribbean Sea, Panama Canal, Pacific Ocean, Coral Sea, and Tasman Sea, they are over halfway around.
  
• - Details the upgrading, restoration, and cruising of Dasein, a classic fiberglass sailing yacht
  
• - Jim Huxford's personal collection of S and S related photos, stories and links.
  
• - Sailing in June 1997 from Nova Scotia, Canada, down the East Coast, through the Panama and across the Pacific to New Zealand, arriving in November 1999.
  
• - "Vicson" is a vintage Challenger 24 sailboat. Here you can follow its restoration.
  
• - Describe their travels sailing the "PiPuII" and show their art work done during that period with lots of photos.
  
• - Tsing Tao is a Gulf-32, and this site is the log of its Pacific journeys. It shares the incredible voyages of Pj, Geri and Tasha, the Attack Cat, in Baja California and Mexico.
  
• - Information about Seaward 25 sailboat modifications and places cruised. Includes sailing links and information.
  
• - Chronicles of G.D. Peters and Rand Harper as they sail around the world to raise money for children and encourage all people to seek their own horizons.
  
• - Sailing stories of single handed sailing in small boats and sailing ship pictures as well as some underwater pictures.
  
• - Sailing adventures, Tall Ship Trip Reports, pictures and links to all things maritime.
  
• - Read about their trip from Denmark to Malta last summer and this year's trip to Greece. It offers advice and tips that they learned through experience.
  
• - Sailing from San Francisco to the Channel Islands and Mexico.
  
• - Sailing in the Sardinia World Cup and other various events around Gibraltar and Spain including The Gibraltar Sailing Regatta, Puerto Santa Maria, Puerto Sotogrande, Puerto Banus and others.
  
• - Join the crew of Iwalani as they take three years to circumnavigate the world. Sailing on a 42 foot cutter, which they built themselves, they will be posting weekly logs and photos.
  
• - This site is for owners and fans of Lindenberg 26 Yachts.
  
• - Site contains pictures and descriptions of Stevenson's sailing experiences over the past 30 years, including the Chesapeake Bay, three sailing trips to Bermuda, and plans for an upcoming transatlantic voyage on his 42' Pearson ketch. Also includes photog
  
• - A retired couple bought a 26ft auxiliary sloop in 1999, and after a major refit, based it in west Scotland to sail its Firths and sea-lochs.
  
• - Sailing around the world in a 38 feet sailboat. Sailed out from Norway in 1999 and will continue to sail wherever the wind blows.
  
• - Information for owners, referencing repairs, replacements, upgrades and maintenance.
  
• - Twenty years of sailing adventures by James Baldwin among which are two circumnavigations in his 28 foot sloop, Atom. Index and links to his dozens of published articles.
  
• - Argentinian woman who built her own sailing boat, a 34 foot steel sloop. Step by step photographs of construction. In Spanish and Portuguese. Next project: sailing around the world.
  
• - A 53 foot Teak ketch, Magellan 45, built entirely of Burma Teak, and planning a world sail in the fall of 2000. Information about the yacht, crewing on the Jorodeta, and her previous voyages is available.
  
• - Sailing a Heribert Streuer designed Phantom 32, a vessel built in the Netherlands.
  
• - James' OOD 34 site. This is a web site for owners and sailors of the OOD 34 (Offshore One-Design 34) class yacht.
  
• - A proven blue water cruiser and passage maker, our 47 Vagabond ketch, designed by William Garden, built by Blue Water Yacht Builders of Taiwan, will sail anywhere, through anything. It is currently being offered for sale and sail!
  
• - Information about Sailboat Dory II, its design, builder and owner, the Aegaean Sea, onehandsailing, wooden boat, Turkish Coast.
  
• - Ireland's replica timber sailing ship makes her trans-Atlantic voyage to the US and Canada in Spring 2001. Pictures and progress reports from residents of Blennerville, Kerry, Ireland as she is being built.
  
• - A couple from Silicon Valley quit their jobs and buy a 32-foot Down East cutter to follow the dream of cruising in the Caribbean.
  
• - This site documents comparative tests with ancient sailing rigs including the crab claw proa.
  
• - Follow the illustrated log of "Whale II" on a Caribbean voyage.
  
• - Contains pictures of vacations (sailing trips and hikes).
  
• - Sailing in and aroung the Noank and Mystic, CT. Links, and sailing humor.
  
• - The two year restoration of a 1963 Pearson Triton found wasting away in a boatyard, the launching in May 2001 and cruising logs from then.
  
• - Construction of 36 foot yacht with pictures. Journal of recent sailing trips and offshore races.
  
• - Information about the sailor, traveller, raconteur and motorcyclist including his books and associated services. Also consultancy and specialty on traditional sailboats, speeches and lectures.
  
• - A review of the small sailboats that have sailed the Tasman between Australia and New Zealand. One yacht was only 8 feet long!
  
• - Information on the Out Island 28, weather information, and sailing links.
  
• - Information on a Fisher 37, including specifications, modifications, and details of trips in the Mediterranean.
  
• - Fletcher's Homepage contains information about me, my building projects, and artwork. "Captain Fletch" is seeking to start a sailing club at Wheaton College. Follow his adventures in recreational sailing and academia.
  
• - Home page for the Seattle based 74 foot sailing yacht Atalanta.
  
• - This site is about the Nordic Folkboat Carina, and its restoration project.
  
• - Diary, photo gallery and message board of sailing vessel.
  
• - The J/27 Alibi is a racing keelboat sailing in the Chesapeake Bay and Potomac River and hails out of the Dahlgren Yacht Club.
  
• - The project diary. Emerald is a fiberglass hull sloop, with wooden deck and cabins. The hull was made in Gdansk, Poland in the early 1970's. She was classed as a Szmargd II and is 30' in length.
  
• - Chronicles Wayne's sailing adventures on a 22 foot South Coast Seacraft.
  
• - My plan to retire, buy a sailboat to live on, and cruise around the Caribbean.
  
• - Eyesplice.com chronicles our team's campaign for the J/22 Worlds in Corpus Christi, Texas
  
• - A sailing adventure on board a windjammer, a 24-gun tall ship frigate replica, the HMS Rose. It is a personal account by the webmaster.
  
• - Here you will find a piece of our lives, sailing! News about cruises, races and activities- as well as pictures and specifications of our boats.
  
• - Sailing links and pictures of the family and friends of Scott and Lynda North
  
• - Looking for a great sailboat for cruising on the Great Lakes or an extended trip to the Caribbean? Then take a moment to examine this well built liveaboard yacht.
  
• - Sailing onboard Seraphina, a Moody 44. Logs and pictures from the UK to the Mediterranean and watercolours by Irene Bassett.
  
• - Eric B. Forsyth's travelogue as he sails around the world on a 42-foot yacht.
  
• - This gallery contains photographs of Tall Ships and Sailing. Most of the shots hae been taken in the UK and some from Europe. It also contains some photograghs of barges and general maritime shipping.
  
• - This site documents the rebirth of a 1974 British-built twin-keel sloop for cruising with progress toward making the 31' sloop seaworthy and offshore capable.
  
• - Personal site with academic pages. Includes summaries of how to make a sailboat steer itself without an autopilot, navigational worksheets, and a sailing resume.
  
• - This site was created so that friends and others can follow the attempted non stop solo circumnavigation (Victoria to Victoria) by Tony Gooch, departing on September 28, 2002.
  
• - Read about the joy, wonder, danger and insanity with a young family of four as they leave behind solid Earth on a voyage to the Planet Ocean. Departure date is currently June 20th, 2001.
  
• - Breezin' is a J/30 which races out of Cleveland, Ohio. Offers information on the crew, and photo gallery.
  
• - Welcome to Top Cat's personal sailing page. Sailing on cruise boats or on my Laser is the main focus! This is also the portal to other personal pages and can be read in English or Italian.
  
• - Carolyn and Rick O'Brien prepare their 36 foot Bayfield (cutter rigged) sailboat for a voyage in 2001 from Toronto to the Caribbean. Pictures and information on Bayfield Yachts. Includes sailing links.
  
• - The site of the swiss 18 footer team 4US reflects sailing in a competitive environment.
  
• - An informational homepage to introduce North American sailors to the swedish bluewater cruising sailboat....the Bostrom 37.
  
• - This site is for the neophyte cruiser who has never crossed the Gulf Stream. It has charts, tips for preparing your boat, provisioning, and links to weather channels.
  
• - Le site de la voile en Belgique ( news, boutique, météo marine, forum, mailing list, chat et liens nautiques )
  
• - Looking for people who share similar interests in sailing, fishing, and diving. Interested in doing charters in the Los Angeles(Long Beach) area.
  
• - The Endeavour Owners Forum is a place for owners of, and individuals with an interest in Endeavour sailboats, to find and share information, share experiences, and meet other owners of these boats.
  
• - Owner's site promoting this Swedish cruiser-racer sailing yacht.
  
• - Includes photographs and short videos of sailing Windrider 17, by a new sailor in Ontario who is looking for other Windrider owners.
  
• - The sailing adventures of two young, novice sailors heading out on a circumnavigation.
  
• - This site documents the rebuild of a wooden Int. Dragon sailing boat using modern epoxy-techniques.
  
• - Describes the recreational boating and amateur radio interest of S.R. and C.F. Heard, boat pictures, yachting stories, humour and adventure.
  
• - Information about the REVI tideclock, a new invention, with information about the history of navigation, the REVI's invention, and the inventor's life.
  
• - Sailing around the world on a 46 foot Swan sailboat. A three year sailing journey brought to the web with Quicktime VR/video, Real Audio, high res JPG images, and frequent updates.
  
• - The adventures of Sophie, a Manta 19 trailer sailer number 1239 built by Blakes Marine of Hoylake in 1983.
  
• - The trials and tribulations of an amateur restoring a nineteenth century classic wooden (1897) sailing yacht.
  
• - Pictures and other information from the July 2000 sailing of the tall ship "HMS" Rose from Halifax to Lunenburg and Boston.
  
• - Describes some of the maintenance and repair problems I've encountered with my CS 34 sailboat and its Universal M3-20 Diesel engine.
  
• - Cal Vader 49 being built on a hilltop in Vista California for a 10 year trip around the world.
  
• - Log of the sailing vessel TICA, a Cabo Rico '38 sailing from Portland Oregon to San Diego, Baja, Costa Rica and Panama.
  
• - Information and advice on building and sailing Bolger's 20' cat yawl designs.
  
• - Sailing stories, sailing and dog photography and computer backgrounds, and other miscellaneous stuff (not all sailing related).
  
• - The cruising adventures of Donald, David and Bandit aboard their 37-foot sailboat in New England and the Bahamas.
  
• - Trevor Jones aims to be the first quadraplegic to sail around the world. Inventure his wing powered trimaran has been especially adapted for the challenge
  
• - About living aboard and cruising in the Sea of Cortez, Mexico, places liked and things learned. Includes tips on heavy weather anchoring and the effects of leaving your boat for the summer in high heat.
  
• - Personal experiences with this custom built gaff cutter.
  
• - Mie and Kiko Rutter and their circumanvigation in the sailing boat Hygeia of Halsa, a Hallberg-Rassy 42.
  
• - Join the adventure as we sail around the world on the 40 foot sailboat TOUCAN. Here you can find Travelogues, Pictures, Discussions, and links to other cruising sites.