Top 20 best liveaboard sailing blogs?

[Nostrodamus]

Boats and Outboards has just published its "Top 20 liveaboard sailing blogs" list.
Some you may agree with, some you won't.
We managed to squeeze in their list but all of them make good reading and there may be some you have not heard of which are well worth reading.

http://www.boatsandoutboards.co.uk/advice/top-20-sailing-blogs/101

 

[Artic Warrior]

Mines the best,,,,,

Boats and Outboards has just published its "Top 20 liveaboard sailing blogs" list.
Some you may agree with, some you won't.
We managed to squeeze in their list but all of them make good reading and there may be some you have not heard of which are well worth reading.

http://www.boatsandoutboards.co.uk/advice/top-20-sailing-blogs/101

 

[typhoonNige]

Just realised the boat next to us is on the list. Must have a read before I see them again!

http://www.zerotocruising.com/

 

[capnsensible]

Mines the best,,,,,

Its Arctic. People often spell my boat name wrongly too.

 

[sailaboutvic]

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Boats and Outboards has just published its "Top 20 liveaboard sailing blogs" list.
Some you may agree with, some you won't.
We managed to squeeze in their list but all of them make good reading and there may be some you have not heard of which are well worth reading.

http://www.boatsandoutboards.co.uk/advice/top-20-sailing-blogs/101

Well done ,keep up the good work , we keep ours only for close friends and family so very happy we not on the list .

 

[Richard10002]

I always found Morgans Cloud blog very useful and interesting.

I also followed an American family on a catamaran across the Med via their blog in 2007, but I cant recall the name of the boat - I'm fairly sure it began with a Z.

www.sigasiga.co.uk is the blog of the couple who bought Rogue from me in 2010. It tells their tale from Glasson Dock to the other side of the Panama Canal!!

 

[LandM]

I used to read the 'worldtourstories' blog but it became rather more about the food and opening a restaurant than about the sailing. Great pictures though....but now it looks like Taru and Alex have gone their separate ways, at least temporarily as the blog has finished the new blog is only about her.

 

[Nostrodamus]

I used to read the 'worldtourstories' blog but it became rather more about the food and opening a restaurant than about the sailing. Great pictures though....but now it looks like Taru and Alex have gone their separate ways, at least temporarily as the blog has finished the new blog is only about her.

Alex and Taru's blog was one of the blogs I started reading a long time ago. It was different and well done. I lost interest because there was nothing about sailing and it became a vehicle for promoting clothes and jewellery. Then it became more land based and now I would not describe it as a sailing blog at all. The photos are excellent however.

The trouble with living aboard a boat can be the lack of or cost of internet. It makes watching video blog either difficult to do and expensive to watch so we try to avoid them.
Having said that when I get the chance I do like to watch "Follow the boats" videos as they are so well done and interesting.

 

[Cariadco]

I used to love watching nathanlee's videos of his adventures sailing 'round the uk.

 

[LandM]

Having said that when I get the chance I do like to watch "Follow the boats" videos as they are so well done and interesting.

As it happens Mark, we were their last interviewees!