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Indeed!

I wasn't able to figure that out, but I didn't have to book either as it wasn't very busy. They have a website here: wavepark.co.kr but I found the information on their instagram account more helpful. What you need to know is what time the different waves are on the day you are going. I'd probably try to call them if I'd go again.

It wasn't great, but at the same time there was something for everyone. The board I got was a bit dinged up, but it didn't really matter in the end. Traveling with a board is such a hassle so I will definitely rent a board next time as well

I'd enjoy it more if I had gone with a friend, so if you're solo, bring your social game to have more fun I guess :)

Yikes, sounds tough with the nets. We ran into a fishing fleet last year at night and they were not friendly to say the least

Glad you liked it!!

Same as you. Started with water coming out from the back so I replaced the lip seal, but the pump had been overheated when someone ran the engine with the raw water seacock closed so just changing the seal didn’t work. I decided to replace the whole pump instead

We never touched the stuffing hoax so I have no idea what size the packing is

Hi! There was an old ad on Saffron for a while but it was not approved by the owner of the boat and it's been taken down

@@seewhatiseahk I see, I thought it was yours. Anyway, is it still difficult to get a berth or book a visitor's berth in HK these days? Might consider sailing up there from Vietnam.

@@wckoekit's the other guy in the video who owns it. Shouldn't be a problem with the Royal Hong Kong Yacht Club or Lantau Yacht Club, alternatively trying to get something private if you're on a budget or want to stay a bit longer. @gadeaplanet here on CZcams is doing the latter at the moment: www.youtube.com/@gadeaplanet

I wish, but the deck has been sanded down too far over the years and has to be replaced before it would make sense to varnish it. On this kind of boat the decks are usually not varnished though, but rather left untreated and washed with a soft brush and salt water. It gives a clean natural look and provides excellent grip when the deck is wet and the sea is big.

Thanks! Hope all goes well for you

@@seewhatiseahk got the seal & the o-ring out with a bent pin from behind, as learned from your video. But when I was cleaning up in preparation for putting in the new seal & o-ring, noticed that I had damaged the spacer behind. Don’t have a spare, so will try to repair it as best I can and reinstate. Hopefully, it will work ok.

@@lttuang There's always something when working on these things. My pump didn't hold up very long with the new lip seal as someone had run the engine with the seacock closed and the pump housing was warped from overheating. In the end I bought a new pump and replaced the whole thing.

He was talking about an earlier event when the visibility was like swimming in pig's milk...

Yes you are!

Thank you for watching! The Cheoy Lees are lovely boats but it depends what you are looking for of course. We always get positive comments on how cute and pretty the boat is. Of course there are faster boats and boats that need less work, but we really like this one.

Glad you liked it!

Thanks! Happy to hear you like it :)

Thanks! I really enjoy your channel and Avocet is a beauty :)

Yes, I was so happy that I didn't have to take the pump off

Thanks! :)

Thanks! Glad you liked it :)