sailing caribbean

By admin, October 10, 2009 11:10 am

Smallest sailboat possible sailing down the caribbean?

Could I sail down in a 20 foot sailboat, push come to shove?

Are you talking about sailing about down in the Caribbean, or sailing from Europe, North America or Asia to the Caribbean. At a minimum I would say you’d need a self bailing cockpit, an auxiliary engine and some fairly sophisticated navigation equipment to make the sail. You’ll also need ocean rescue and survival equipment. Storing all of that on a 20 ft boat is going to make things awfully crowded.

I’m sure it can be done with perfect conditions, but with mother nature and the sea involved that’s how you get into trouble. You can’t count on perfect conditions.

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