Hi are there many single people out there who like cruising / not racing in protected waters? Sydney Harbour? Port Hacking? Broken Bay?
And short hops between. In fair weather.

I have met with and sail with a few. Always more fun with like minded people.

Most people I know are married, into serious racing or pushing the boat to the max in whatever weather.

An example of what I call fair weather sailing.

Steady 10-15 knots 25-30deg C to 1 metre swell
Sail for a while, get to a lovely beach or spot for lunch, swim etc perhaps a siesta during the hottest part of the day. Pretend you are a possum.

Sail home or stay overnight or for a few days rafted up or moored / anchored nearby.

An example of what I call fair weather sailing.

Steady 10-15 knots 25-30deg C to 1 metre swell
Sail for a while, get to a lovely beach or spot for lunch, swim etc perhaps a siesta during the hottest part of the day. Pretend you are a possum.

Sail home or stay overnight or for a few days rafted up or moored / anchored nearby.




Strike me pink Sealady?
perfect conditions is all you ask for?
Yes i saw them once....... About ten years ago.
Good luck on your quest.

Ben405 said...

I am quite new to the sailing scene, have just stepped up to a larger boat coming from a 26' Pacific, My new boat will be moored in Five Dock Bay (soon i hope) and i will be looking to shear some learning experiances with like minded person or persons. Be it just cruising the beautiful Sydney harbour or venturing a little further out past the heads. ??
Steady 10-15 knots 25-30deg C to 1 metre swell
Sail for a while, get to a lovely beach or spot for lunch, swim etc perhaps a siesta during the hottest part of the day all sounds pretty good way to learn how to sail. ?

That's a big step up Ben. Welcome to the forum.