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Anchor Snubber or Bridle? (And Why Length Matters More Than You Think)

If you sail a catamaran, there’s one anchoring topic that almost everyone agrees on (which is rare in sailing 😄):Use a bridle, not a single snubber. A bridle shares the load between both hulls, reduces yawing, and gives you a quieter, more comfortable night at anchor. But simply having a bridle isn’t enough — how … Continue reading Anchor Snubber or Bridle? (And Why Length Matters More Than You Think) →

🌿 The Emotional Tides of Long-Term Cruising — Riding the Highs and Lows With Heart

People often picture long-term cruising as an endless holiday — turquoise anchorages, sunset cocktails, dolphins at the bow. And yes… There is magic. So much magic. But the truth is softer, deeper, more complex. Cruising isn’t just a physical journey.It’s an emotional one — with tides just as real as the ones beneath your hull. … Continue reading 🌿 The Emotional Tides of Long-Term Cruising — Riding the Highs and Lows With Heart →

✨ Introducing Thrive Within: A New Space for Your Mind, Body & Soul at Sea

Life on a boat is magical — the sunsets, the freedom, the dolphins that pop by just when you need a lift. The whales (that still scare the crap out of me if they venture too close). But it also comes with its own unique challenges. The weather, the constant motion, the never-ending list of “little jobs,” the limited space… and let’s not forget the occasional bout of chaos when something breaks at the exact wrong moment!