Liveaboard sailboat interiors

by Cheryl My life was wearing me out, so four years ago I left a high-rise condo in Seattle’s Capitol Hill and moved aboard my Valiant 40 sailboat, Koyah. My condo was 750 square feet, which is small enough… but Koyah has less than 250 square feet of living space (though it’s hard to be

Our 1978 Islander Freeport yacht had seen better days when we first bought her, but we were determined to revive her and get back out on the water. After months of hard work, we're proud to say that our sailboat renovation project is nearly complete. We've updated the engine room, installed new electronics, and created a comfortable and functional living space. #sailboat #renovation #adventures #boatlife #oceanlife #DIY #sailing #travel #explore #wanderlust #oceanadventures

Our sailboat renovation journey has been challenging but rewarding! We've been hard at work transforming our 1978 Islander Freeport yacht into a seaworthy vessel that can take us on amazing adventures across the ocean. We've tackled the engine room, installed new electronics, and upgraded the interior to create a comfortable and inviting space. #sailboat #renovation #adventuresatsea #boatlife #oceanadventures #DIY #sailing #oceanlife #travel #explore #wanderlust

"This boat is going to change our lives!" I exclaimed as we stepped on board the Tayana 48 that we would put an offer on less than 12 hours later. Scott looked at me with wide eyes, "Um, I think you're putting a lot of pressure on this boat..." he started tentatively. While, yes, I probably was putting an undue amount of weight on the effect of a boat on our life, but I truly stood by what I said and I repeated myself: "Scott, this boat is literally going to change. our. life." He shrugged…

I love taking a look inside other people’s boats given the opportunity. Each one is so unique and I love to see the different ways people make their boat's their home. I think this desire to “look behind the curtain” is pretty common among boaters, as most sailors love a good peek 'down below'; there is always a new boat hack to be learned, interesting gadget to check out, and, lets face it, there’s something intriguing about seeing how folks make the most out of a tiny space. I always enjoy…

A sailing blog about refitting Varuna, a 1968 33' Allied Luders, with photos, DIY projects and sailing adventures through the Caribbean.

Garrett and I have spent the last year living on our 35’ sailboat in the Bay Area. Here are our takeaways on what we enjoy the most, what we enjoy the least, and what we’ve learned during our year on the water as liveaboards.

Sailing Uma— Our Boat

Wondering how to downsize onto a liveaboard sailboat? Check out how one San Francisco couple went from a tiny apartment to a tiny sailboat. What did they get rid of, how do they lead a more minimalistic life? #sailboat #sailing #boatlife #minimalism

The Sarch S8 model comes to increase Sarch's cruiser S range. A fast sailboat, towable, comfortable and easy to manoeuvre.

Great idea for the head #woodenboatbuilding

Sailboat interior. Westsail 28

Ever wonder what it is like living on a Sailboat? Maybe you're thinking about joining the liveaboard crowd or have bigger dreams of cruising the world. Maybe your just interested in sailboat living. This sailing blog is all about what the differences are between living a life on land and living aboard a sailboat.

Nestled inside a marina in Vancouver, British Columbia, among the charter boats and commercial vessels, a couple is raising their two young children.

Ethan talks to Dylan Magaster a 21-year-old who started a YouTube channel with only $1000. He lived by backpacking for 6 months and then transitioned to van life where he lived for over 2 years. Dylan then decided to move to the Mediterranean and purchase a sailboat, having only 7 days of sailing experience. Dylan

Stairway to heaven