PLEASE NOTE: Price is for one third use of the boat for one year. See the description below.
What does it cost to own a boat? That is a big question on anyone's mind that is considering getting into boating. I have owned Sailboats for nearly 20 years in marina's and can tell you from experience that the purchase price is inconsequential to the maintenance costs. For most of us, we are working and even though we may dream of months and years at sea someday, for now we are lucky to get out to Catalina for a few 4 day weekends a few times a year. That can make the cost of maintenance a real challenge. SO DON'T BUY A BOAT! Instead, I developed this fractional use program on my very first boat and have been doing it ever since.
My program is simple. I require a one year commitment with a two month penalty if you want out early. The total cost to you is $8995/year plus the deposit of $2,000 for damage and the insurance deductible for up to 15 weekends/weeks or part thereof including 2 pre-reserved holidays per year. I cover all the above expenses, even fuel. I strongly suggest you get your own on the water towing. You are responsible for bringing the boat back safely, regardless of what goes wrong.
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ABOUT THE BOAT
This fine 1993 Hunter 34' be no ordinary vessel. She's a lass with a story, a wink in her eye, and a mischievous spirit inherited from her namesake, the legendary Irish pubs that thumbed their noses at the law and served up a hearty dose of craic alongside their potent poteen.
"An Sibín" ain't about stuffy yacht clubs and fancypants regattas. Nay, she's about escaping the humdrum, charting yer own course, and savoring the freedom of the open sea. Whether ye be seasoned sailors or landlubbers lookin' to dip yer toes in the briny deep, "An Sibín" welcomes ye with open arms and a hearty "sláinte!"
Here's what awaits ye on this fine vessel:
Cozy Quarters: Below deck, ye'll find a snug cabin fit for a crew of buccaneers, with bunks to rest yer weary bones and a galley to whip up a storm (culinary, not literal, hopefully!).
Sun-Drenched Deck: Up top, stretch yer legs and soak up the rays on the spacious deck, perfect for basking like a seal or sharing tales o' yer daring exploits.
Spirited Sailing: With her sturdy hull and responsive sails, "An Sibín" be ready to dance with the wind and carry ye to hidden coves and far-flung shores.
So hoist the Jolly Roger, cast off yer lines, and set sail for adventure aboard "An Sibín." Just remember, what happens on the "Sibín" stays on the "Sibín"... unless it's a tale worth sharing over a pint at the next port o' call!
Hoger
