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Sailing Cruise
http://www.sailing-cruise.net/
Sailing Cruise for sailors who love to travel by sail boat. The wind changing their direction, but cannot change the sailors's destination.
- Added on: Apr 8th, 2009
- Country: United States
- Language: English
- Author: Thanate Tan
- Listed in: Sailing Water Sports
- Tags: sailing sailboat sails sailing boat sailing trip sailing guide
Recent Posts
Navigation Sailboat Compass
The one important tool for cruising around the ocean is a compass. It is a navigational tool for determining direction relative to the Earth’s magnetic poles. The compass consists of a magnetized pointer which marked on the North end, free to a...
Buying Your Own Yacht or Chartering a Private Boat
If you are up-to-date with the latest happenings in the travel industry, you might have heard of one before. When it comes to privately chartered yachts, there are many individuals who wonder what their alternatives are. Of course, you could choose t...
Bareboat Sailing Charters In Caribbean Island
A Caribbean island of invites the tourist to its place to explore the island and discover the extraordinary beauty of lagoons. Most of these islands are uninhibited and only means to reach these islands are through boats. The Caribbean islands are fa...
Sailing is Freedom and Peaceful Environments Travel
For many people all around the world sailing is the main mean of relaxation. For them nothing is better than the feelings they experience in their confrontation with the untamed nature. Even if sometimes there might encounter some dangers the passion...
Sailing Rules and Instructions
The basic rules to be followed while sailing or racing on seas are those set by International Regulations for Avoiding Collisions at Sea. Photo: Sallie Anne Always, maintain a safe speed of your boat so that it is easy to maintain control of your v...
Yacht Sailing Past Cliffs of Sardinia
Sardinia is the second greatest island of the Mediterranean Sea with a surface of 24,090 kmq. The coasts of Sardinia are generally high and rocky, rectilinear for kilometres, they are often articulated in promontories, with ample and deep bays and in...
