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  • CatamaranZoe

    • 17m Aasante 170
    • United States
    • Checked in 1 hour ago

Altlantic Crossing - West to East - Florida, Bermuda, Azores....

Crew accommodations: Double and Single Berths, Shared Toilets, On Deck Showers
Crew expected to: Participate in running the vessel: navigation, hoisting sails, trimming sails, helming, cooking, stowing, organizing, cleaning, tidying... essentially all the hands on activities that go along with the live aboard life...
Get in touch and I'll provide a document with more details regarding expectations and life onboard.
We're a captain and first mate team who are fully capable of sailing the vessel on our own, but we love having keen people who want to learn the ropes and actively participate.
Contribution expected: ~25€ a day
Flights not paid for
***We are currently Cancun/Isla mujeres/holbox Area Mexico - Soon Transiting to Ft Lauderdale FL***
We're looking for some easy going, fun people with flexible timelines who want to crew on a journey north from florida to bermuda and onwards to the azores...
The boat is an expedition style 57ft alloy sailing catamaran built in Hamburg. Strong, light, stable and capable with loads of deck space. we usually sail around 8-10knots. Being 32 ft wide, we don't get cramped up together confined to the cockpit. We find places to sprawl out on deck, to soak up the sun and to connect with the sea and our destinations. If you're a little shy to discover your sealegs or are worried your introversion might dampen your experience on a boat full of people, don't worry. The boat is very stable (sea sickness is far less likely, though not impossible) and given the size of the vessel you can always find a quiet place to sit and reflect on your own if you need a break away from the group.
Onboard we are a community taking care of each other and the boat. We take turns preparing delicious meals, we play games, listen to music, explore, hike, enjoy beach days, snorkel, spearfish, connect with locals, connect with other sailors, bbq, watch movies under the stars, learn about sailing and life at sea...most importantly we enjoy the company of those onboard, we philosophize on life, have open and honest discussions, all while sharing the moments together. Half the beauty of the journey is the connections we forge that continue in life beyond the boat.
Your captain is a 40yo Canadian and your first mate is a 40yo South African from Cape Town. The two met each other 9 years ago while sail training in the RYA program in Cape Town. Both have their RYA Yachtmaster Ocean CoC.
A contribution is required. This covers food, water, starlink, fuel, checkin/out fees, agent fees etc...
Onboard there are 4 single berths and 3 double berths for couples or close friends who don't mind sharing.
Get in touch for more information.

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Position

  • Crew positionNovice Crew

  • Availability Available now for the foreseeable future

  • Expenses to/from vesselPaid by crew

  • Expenses onboardContribution on a shared basis

  • Team / SoloNot important

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Vessel

  • TypeSailing Yacht

  • Make/modelAasante 170

  • Length17 metres

  • Berth8

  • Sailing from United States , Fort Lauderdate

  • Sailing to Bermuda , St. George's

  • Language spoke aboardEnglish

  • Boat descriptionZoe is an expedition styled aluminum sailing catamaran professionally built in a Hamburg boatyard in 2000. With a width of 9.8m and length of 17.7m she has an increadible amount of deck space that allows even the most inexperienced sailior so safely aid in maeuvers and generally navigate the decks with ease. The boat is built with crash bulkheads at the front of the bows and each hull is constructed with two additional watertight bulkheads. The vessel is increadibly stable and moves along the water with stability and speed. We usually sail around 7-10knots with the boat easily making 2/3 of wind speed. The boat is styled fit for purpose. It has all the necessary comforts provisioned at the minimum. As such the interior spaces are sparse but sufficient to provide comfortable sleepnig quarters. Overall there are 5 cabins, 3 heads, showers are on deck. We are equiped with a 30L/hr watermaker, ample solar and a small generator for backup/emergencies. Instruments are all B&G with a focus on sailing. The vessel has hydraulic steering with a NAC3 autopilot computer. Safety includes a brand new 8 person liferaft as well as two older liferafts as spares. Epirb, VHF radio, starlink, spot GPS, flares, fire extinguisers, lifejackets,

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Skipper

  • NationalityCanadian

  • Age40

  • GenderMale

  • Fluent languages English
    French

  • Basic knowledge of German
    Mandarin

  • Qualifications RYA Diesel Engine Maintenance
    RYA Oceanmaster
    RYA Radar
    STCW Basic Safety Training
    STCW Fire Fighting
    STCW 1st Aid
    STCW Personal Safety and Social Responsibility
    VHF Radio Telephony
    ENG1 cert.
    PADI - Open Water

  • Sea Miles 2,500 - 10,000

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