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Greetings sailors,

Owning a boat, especially a sailing boat, has been my dream for the past few years.

I still remember how my first experiences on the boat of one of my friends were opening the door for me to know the world of boats.

But without a doubt, the turning point was my first vacation on a chartered boat. Carrying your house with you, moving with the impulse of the wind on something so large, and the feeling of freedom, immediately captivated me.

From there I went from getting my nautical license to enroll as a crew member on a regatta sailboat (where I really learned to sail) and finally, undoubtedly thanks to a good friend and partner, to have my own boat.

Since then I have found that owning a boat is relatively simple, especially to buy one. Since in the market, there are boats of all prices that can be adjusted to the budget that each one has. In my case, it was a 20-year-old Beneteau Oceanis 321.

But the real problem is not buying a boat, without a doubt the problem is maintaining it. Everything that sounds nautical or has the word nautic on it is expensive by itself. So, since my interest has always been in keeping my boat in good condition, and making all the improvements that I can, and yet my budget has never been in line with my interest in improvements, I have had to fend for my self to find low-cost solutions that I could use on my boat and that would replace those whose price makes them inaccessible to me.

But this is precisely what this blog and its associated YouTube channel are about: Inventions, tips, and tricks that will help you maintain and improve your boat but with a budget more than tight.

So if you want to know a lot of ideas to use on your boat, do not hesitate to follow us.

Best regards,

David