Recent content by elioti

I have been looking too, found a site listing some boats in northern Europe that were much cheaper than the UK, I've just looked but the site has been under maintenance for a couple of days now. Try devonboats.co.uk

Thanks, so far have found insurance companies only offering insurance for chartering, yet the boat won't be leaving port

My insurer, haven Knox Johnson will only insure if use beds on board only, won't insure if I have other guests staying. Any help much appreciated:)

Hi there, looking for insurance that will cover be to be able to have guests stay through air b and b please, can't find anyone that will do it. Boat is in France, presume will need a hull survey too?

Hi, did you manage any pics please?:)

Brilliant , be great to see:)

Cool, if you have any pics?

Many thanks, definitely the same hull, do need to find a surveyor, guessing you're too far away!

That's interesting, she is called bluebell, probably very likely the same boat:)

No definitely a different hull

Interesting, will google that, yes definitely 42ft

Thanks, yes quite expensive taking to France by road, she has an outboard bracket so considered using an outboard, though a touch risky as just over 100 miles to roscoff from here. Have crossed a few times on my other boat, perhaps OK on a flat day, though have been trying to find someone to tow...

Thanks for replies . I've a residential mooring in Brittany for her, though is currently in the Salcombe estuary. She is an old salcombe houseboat that was rented out for holidays , have an old brochure, in 2001, cost over £800 a week to stay on her. Have been told must wait 7.5 years for a deep...

Surely a mooring doesn't make much of a difference, there are plenty about. A surveyor will value it when have one, and won't ask about mooring