What To Bring on A Bareboat Charter: 20 Unlikely Items

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Here are my 20 Unlikely Items you might consider bringing on your next bareboat charter. Unlike boat owners and live-aboards, as a charterer you may be looking around for items that the charter company does not provide. After learning this the hard way (and we're still learning) checkout the 20 items in this video and on my blog at www.boatluv.com for the downloadable PDF and shopping cart link!
If you have any items to suggest please share them below in the comments!
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9 июл 2024

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@arts2412 4 месяца назад

Thank you, many useful suggestions

@jenniferselbee408 Месяц назад

such a good video, thank you for the great tips

@TheDesertSailor 13 дней назад

Glad it was helpful!

@micheledraper-rambo8592 Год назад

Thanks!! You have a couple items I hadn’t thought about! I take a knife wrap with a sharp vegetable peeler, Chef’s knife, paring knife, & silicone spatula. Small dishwashing sponge & drying towel. Also good clothespins.

@TheDesertSailor Год назад

I have always found their kitchen knives to be good! And they always provide a sponge, but I like your suggestions, thanks for watching!

@KirkFulks 2 года назад

LOVE the list! FYI Costco has 5 gallon pleated bottom Zip Lock bags for large items.

@TheDesertSailor 2 года назад

Thanks for watching!

@user-me8yv6ki6l 8 месяцев назад

It says more about me but I always take a small hand coffee grinder. Also a pair of two way radios which are useful when laying shore lines.

@TheDesertSailor 13 дней назад

I bring Walkie talkies too! And a huge amount of my own freshly grounded coffee from home as it is always so expensive in the Caribbean.

@free_spirit_rising 3 года назад

Great little list. Very practical.

@kimberlyayers3653 2 года назад

Brilliant - thank you!

@katesupplee3949 Год назад

Great list! We also bring medium size dry bags with about 4 or 5' of cord. Orange! If they hold air properly, as they should, they're easy to inflate. We use these snorkeling for visibility as even as a float. Feel so much safer towing one behind me, and in 8 years I've never had one fail. Of course you also can tow ashore sunglasses, sandals, sunscreen, etc. in them.

@TheDesertSailor 8 месяцев назад

Cool idea!

@katesupplee3949 8 месяцев назад

Thanks! This set-up actually saved a friend and me from what could've been a much more serious, or at least more memorable, experience. My friend is a Class IV whitewater river canoeist, but fairly new to snorkeling and the "open ocean". In some current off Pelican Island in the BVI she panicked a bit and grabbed onto me. I felt us both going under! But I had her take the handle of the dry bag I'd been towing and the little bag was enough to float us both. Whew!@@TheDesertSailor

@jeffthompson3560 2 года назад

Don’t forget Dramamine, air fresheners for the bathrooms, medicines i.e. cough, itch cream, allergy med.

@TheDesertSailor 2 года назад

So, for me, Bonine is my goto over Dramamine. Bonine does not have the soporific quality of Dram, so it qwells the sea sickness, without the drowsiness. I take one, once a day, 3 days before heading out on the high seas. I faired much better on a passage from Norfolk to Bermuda than my ship mates who had Scopolamine Patches!

@kimberlyayers3653 2 года назад

Brilliant so helpful - thank you!

@TheDesertSailor 2 года назад

Thanks for watching !