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Boat for single hander
"Capt. JG" wrote in message ... "NE Sailboat" wrote in message news:fheeh.6030$sM2.36@trndny05... Could be enough boat ,, but are you "enough" of a sailor to handle a boat like this by yourself. I sail single handed ,,,,,,,,, it is really really hard. "JohnM" wrote in message ... I'm looking for a suitable boat for single handed cruising the Bahamas for a year then up the East coast and eventually across to the Mediteranian. I realize many sailors single hand with guests or spouses aboard but I will have more than myself aboard only on rare occasions, and perhaps in port. I was thinking of Beneteau 35 or similar. Would this be enough boat to be safe and comfortable.Thanks in advance for the help. What do you sail that makes it so hard... or where do you sail? I sail s.h. all the time, at it's not that difficult with some planning. -- "j" ganz @@ www.sailnow.com Bay of Fundy when the tide is up? |
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