Episode 37 - Benefits Of A Smaller Boat

This is a brief overview of some reasons why a smaller boat may be the right choice for people who want to get out on the water.

[@HakanSjo]

Agree to everything you said. We sail a Najad 360 which these days is considered small but it can take us anywhere in the world.

[@dunrobincourt]

Some interesting takeaway thoughts here... thanks

[@ronaldbruggeman8591]

well done.

[@SvGemstar]

G'day from Australia.
Size depends on whose point of view you are talking to. I owe a Columbia 27. Under 30 feet i consider it to be a very useful pocket cruiser, as i am a full time live aboard, i need adequate space all round for at least two people to be comfortable to live on and go coastal cruising or off shoure transatlantic crossing.The Columbia 27 fits my bill and is still in my capability to handle on my owen. I am soon to do avlog of my boat. Dealing with weather and health at present.
Gerard on liveaboard,
SV GEMSTAR.

[@bobbonnington]

The Columbia 27 and similar boats are very popular in the Pacific Northwest. I hope to one day be able to sail in Australian waters - maybe just a day sail in Sydney Harbour!

[@SvGemstar]

@@bobbonnington Northeast of Queensland and the islands would be
a better choice, Almost simular like the Pacific Northwest.
And the climate is better than down in N S Wales.

[@JohnBraman413]

where do you get that Software at?

[@bobbonnington]

This software can be purchased from Landfall Navigation. However, you can install a newer version at no cost, as a subscriber to our channel. Use this link. www.bonphotos.com/csdl/