Bahamas, Dominican Republic, Puerto Rico, Culebra, VIs, St. Martin, St. Barts, St. Kitts, the Saints, Guadaloupe, Antigua, Bermuda, Azores, Portugal, Spain, Balearic Islands
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My husband and I returned a few months ago from a year-long cruising adventure that took us through the Bahamas, the Caribbean, across the Atlantic, and on to Europe. It was the most amazing year of my life! We sold our beloved boat Rosario and are now back home with our friends and family. Though we are no longer cruising, it is still very close to my heart and I want to stay connected to the community.
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Thank you all for the warm welcome!
Pat, our boat was a Beneteau 423 and it was a wonderful seaworthy vessel. While it was not as heavy and thus a bit more bumpy than many of our friends that crossed the ocean with, I could not have been happier with it and I think it was a perfect cruising vessel.
Welcome back to the City. At least you won't miss out on cruising opportunities in the Bay. We loved sailing out of Alameda when we lived in the Bay Area. Not the same, of course, as your fantastic year cruising, but not bad!
"Have a 2010 43 and whilst racing recently and well heeled over on port had similar experience. Only in the aft heads and haven’t as yet sorted out where the ingress came from but suspect the shower drain. Never happened before in 15 years with…"
I note there has been no activity on SeaKnots Beneteau 40/43 since early 2025.Is one of my favourite boating sites still alive and kicking?BilgolabandsSee More
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Pat, our boat was a Beneteau 423 and it was a wonderful seaworthy vessel. While it was not as heavy and thus a bit more bumpy than many of our friends that crossed the ocean with, I could not have been happier with it and I think it was a perfect cruising vessel.