Sentence examples for charter sailboat from inspiring English sources

Instead, the answer is a crewed charter sailboat from a company called The Moorings, sailing on two to six cabin monohulls or catamarans that can go where no cruise ship can.

When the '60s arrived and the jazz world began to change, Charles already owned a charter sailboat and was working occasionally as a salvage diver.

But then they add to that an adjoining championship golf course, charter sailboat (with whale watching to be had) and fine dining with ocean views, among a long list of other amenities.

Among islands on which many charter sailboats are based are St.

But he is in a difficult re-election bid because of a tendency to get into fights with girlfriends, airport security guards and owners of charter sailboats.

The government has been promoting charter sailboats and yachts — roughly 3,000 berths are available throughout the 80 islands and cays of the country — as a way to visit by sea.

And in this period, researchers were like: 'Whoa… big brain huh… cool!'" At every opportunity in the years that followed, John Lilly and his first wife, Mary, would charter sailboats and cruise the Caribbean, looking for other big-brained marine mammals to observe.

He bareboat chartered sailboats with his family in the Caribbean and crewed aboard sailboats on ocean crossings.

Ginny Whitney, vice president of Whitney Yacht Charters, says there are two popular misconceptions about chartering sailboats: that brokers put passengers on boats with strangers and that sailboats are only for the wealthy.

Ages 9 and above can earn a U.S. Sailing Basic Keelboat certification to confidently charter a sailboat up to 30 feet long.

Besides water-skiing, we chartered a sailboat at the Tahoe City marina and spent three bone-chilling but exhilarating hours zipping around the deep, windy lake.