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Sailboats For Sale in Canada by owner | 2007 Beneteau 423

 

Used Sailboat for sale by owner
Location: BC
Remarks: BENETEAU 423 sailboat built in 2007 for sale. Located at Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada. Please pay attention to - Additional equipment/upgrades - section of mentioned websi... (read more)

Sailboats For Sale in Canada by owner | 1984 29 foot Mirage Sailboat

 

Used Sailboat for sale by owner
Location: Gananoque Ontario
Remarks: Volvo Penta 2 cylinder diesel New instruments: Raymarine Windex, Speed & Depth Raymarine autopilot House and Engine battery. Shore power with cables. Sails 180 Genoa 120 Jib... (read more)

Sailboats For Sale in Canada by owner | 1979 Hughes H40

 

Used Sailboat for sale by owner
Location: Florida to Nova Scotia
Remarks: Pendle Mist is a Hughes 40, ketch rigged sail boat built in 1979. She was built in Ontario, Canada. She was designed by Sparkman and Stephens. She has a modified full keel which ... (read more)

Sailboats For Sale in Canada by owner | 2008 MacGregor 26M

 

Used Sailboat for sale by owner
Location:
Remarks: READY TO SET SAIL!! Located in Prince George, BC Main, CDI furling Genoa, 60 hp Evinrude outboard (30 hours) and aluminum trailer included in the price! Boat and trailer weigh abo... (read more)

Sailboats For Sale in Canada by owner | 1980 C & C C&C 32

 

Used Sailboat for sale by owner
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Sailboats For Sale in Canada by owner | 1982 Bayfield 29 Cutter rig

 

Used Sailboat for sale by owner
Location: Hudson, QC
Remarks: $18,000 CAD OBO Located HYC Hudson, Qc

Sailboats For Sale in Canada by owner | 1982 25 foot C & C Mark II

 

Used Sailboat for sale by owner
Location:
Remarks: Well cared for and fully equipped for cruising or racing. A fun and easy boat to sail. Currently located in Kingston. Full keel sloop. 25'-2" LOA Beam 8'-8", Draft 4'-3" Disp... (read more)

Sailboats For Sale in Canada by owner | 1989 J Boats J/22

 

Used Sailboat for sale by owner
Location: Lake Ontario
Remarks: 1989 J/22 CAN 952 - Eclipse On its trailer at National Yacht Club in Toronto. - Class legal J/22 with new measurement certificate (1.5 kilos over class minimum - 7.5 kilos less t... (read more)

Sailboats For Sale in Canada by owner | 1967 Canadian Sailcraft CS-22

 

Used Sailboat for sale by owner
Location: Stirling, ON
Remarks: CS-22. 4 sails--140%; 110%; storm jib and mainsail. Alongside at CFB Trenton Yacht Clu, Trenton, Ontario. New 6HP 4 stroke long shaft motor on full rise motor mount.

Sailboats For Sale in Canada by owner | 1987 C & C 27 MarkV

 

Used Sailboat for sale by owner
Location: Toronto
Remarks: C&C 27 MK V ( 1987 Racer/Cruiser, N.O.T.L Hull #170 ) HighLights: - Most Popular Small Yacht racer/cruiser ever made & sold in North America - A FANTASTIC Sailboat, strong, l... (read more)

Sailboats For Sale in Canada by owner | 1980 40 foot  Fir planked Custom Schooner

 

Used Sailboat for sale by owner
Location: Nova Scotia
Remarks: 1980 -50 feet LOA. Douglas Fir Planked custom stay’sl Schooner- Tillicum 1 Boat built in Anacortes, Washington with extensive upgrades on Saltspring Island. New stem and associ... (read more)

What Type of Sailboat Should I Get?


Sailing is a timeless and exhilarating activity that allows you to connect with nature and experience the thrill of gliding across the water. Whether you're a seasoned sailor or a beginner looking to embark on your first sailing adventure, understanding sailboats and the world of sailing is essential. This introduction to sailboats will provide you with some tips and recommendations to help you unleash the thrill of sailing.

The different types of sailboats

Sailboats come in various shapes and sizes, each designed for specific purposes and sailing conditions. It's important to understand the different types of sailboats to choose the one that best suits your needs.

Monohulls are the most common type of sailboat and are characterized by their single hull. They offer stability and are ideal for cruising and racing. Most people agree they offer the smoothest ride through water, especially if the waves are over several feet high.

Catamarans on the other hand, have two hulls connected by a bridge deck. They provide excellent stability and spacious living accommodations, making them perfect for long-distance cruising. Although their ride through the waves is more stable than a monohull they can be a bit choppy.

Trimarans feature three hulls and offer exceptional speed and maneuverability. They are popular among racing enthusiasts and those looking for a thrilling sailing experience but also can be used for cruising.

Choosing the right sailboat for your needs

When it comes to choosing the right sailboat for your needs, there are several factors to consider. First and most importantly what are your sailing goals. Are you looking to cruise leisurely or participate in competitive racing? This will help narrow down your options.

Before you consider buying a sailboat you need to do your research through various articles and books on sailing. Then once you have a basic understanding of sailboats and sailing you should consider taking some introductory sailing courses. These will help you determine if sailing is really for you and if so what type of boat you should consider.

Secondly, consider your budget. Sailboats can range from affordable and fairly simple used boats to luxury yachts and prices also vary widely depending on the size of the sailboat. Set a realistic budget and stick to it.

Next, think about the number of people you plan to sail with regularly. If you have a large family or enjoy sailing with friends, you'll need a sailboat with ample space and accommodations.

Lastly, consider the sailing conditions in your area. If you'll be sailing in open waters with strong winds, a sturdy and sea-worthy sailboat capable of handling challenging conditions is essential.

Conclusion

Sailing is a thrilling and rewarding activity that allows you to connect with nature and explore the world in a unique way. By understanding the different types of sailboats, choosing the right sailboat for your needs, and following safety protocols, you can unleash the thrill of sailing. Sailing gives you a sense of accomplishment that you don’t get with a power boat. Anyone can turn on a key and take off in a power boat but it takes skill to sail! With the right equipment, knowledge, and skills, you'll be ready to embark on unforgettable sailing adventures around the world.

Whether you're a seasoned sailor or a beginner looking to start your sailing journey, there's no better time to get out on the water. You can start by clicking here to browse the many sailboats that BoatersNet has to offer! Happy sailing!

 

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