live aboard

my wife and I are living on a 41 foot sailboat off key west wiht our 8 month old baby. it’s challenging at times, you have to be very organized, but well worth it so far. we see dolphins and seaturtles and eat lots of lobster….

so Im about to check out a 25’ sail boat this weekend.

I am loving it too! We have 2 children with us also. I find it very rewarding.

I left chicago and headed to florda or some costal city where I planed to get a boat and live on it. “But you dont know how to sail” “theyre way to expensive” “Your F*cking crazy Says my famley” Now im in st. petersburg liveing on a sail boat, ^_ Its not easy and getting it is a lotta work, I took mine From a junk yard to a house in 6 mo. But Im free, and thats all that really maters to me I guess.

I am now in my third year of living aboard WindChime.Living aboard a sailboat has been a dream as far back as I can remember.
I am lucky to live in San Diego, California and can take off from work at my own pace. I try to spend as much time sailing and SCUBA diving as I can. During the summer months it’s “Catalina Island here I come” This October I hope to make the Channel Islands and in November it’s Mexico, and the Sea of Cortez….ask me a question and I try to help. I’ve been sailing for 20+ years and WindCime is my 11th boat.

I have been living aboard for 4 years. Bought the boat, a Westsail 32, Feb 2004 in the FL Keys. We moved on the boat and lived a month in Marathon then moved to Key West. July-August we sail up yo Philadelphia to see friends and family. Ended up buying a 66’ Bruce Roberts HM. We’re now selling the HM and I’m going to move back aboard the Westsail, then am moving back to Key West.

I’d like to experience living aboard a sailboat.