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Old 09-09-2007, 01:32   #1
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Want to Buy a Boat in Brazil and Sail to Caribbean !

plan to buy a sailboat from 36-39 foot in Brazil and sail north to the Caribbean. initially I was planing to buy in Florida and sail South, but i would prefer the other way around (because I'm Brazilian - now living in Africa). Plan to start the search now and buy by December 2007.

anyone has something to say as for the market and for the sail North? I know that a boat with a Brazilian flag would cost a lot more because of the import duties there, but since |I will leave the country, any flag would do it!

cheers, Marcelo
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Old 23-10-2007, 12:13   #2
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Hi! I´m from Brazil too. How is your plan to buy the boat? I´m new in sailing but I´m starting my long time plan to buy a 32-37 foot boat and cruise in 5 to 10 years from now.
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Part 4 of James Baldwin’s ( Atom Voyages | Sailing Africa to Caribbean Photo Gallery ) “Sailing To Brazil” has an excellent narrative about his passage along Brazil's northeast coast:
Goto: travel.iafrica.com | destinations | south america Sailing To Brazil (Part 4)

See also:
2002 Travel Notes - Venezuela to the US East Coast
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Old 26-10-2007, 07:21   #4
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plan to buy a sailboat from 36-39 foot in Brazil and sail north to the Caribbean. initially I was planing to buy in Florida and sail South, but i would prefer the other way around (because I'm Brazilian - now living in Africa). Plan to start the search now and buy by December 2007.

anyone has something to say as for the market and for the sail North? I know that a boat with a Brazilian flag would cost a lot more because of the import duties there, but since |I will leave the country, any flag would do it!

cheers, Marcelo
sounds like a great idea!
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