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Old 03-04-2021, 13:53   #1
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Is there an area in the world that has low chances of cyclones, hurricanes, or tropical storms. Looking for the year round sailing spot without having to worry about distructive stormy season or extreme temperature shifts.
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Check out the Baltic Sea. It just gets miserable in winter, but you'll be safe from Hurricanes.


The Mediterranean isn't so bad either, but even there it's not much fun in winter, when the wind picks up and the water cools down.
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Is there an area in the world that has low chances of cyclones, hurricanes, or tropical storms. Looking for the year round sailing spot without having to worry about distructive stormy season or extreme temperature shifts.
Brazil! No hurricanes, year-round sailing in warm water and no winter. Thousands of kilometers of beautiful coastline to explore, great people, wonderful food and very cheap.
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No hurricanes or tropical storms nor sea ice (mostly) here in British Columbia. But Winters can get pretty wet, windy and cold (though mostly above 0°C).

Definitely year-round sailing in southern BC.
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PNG, Indonesia, Malaysia or Central America/Africa



Anywhere in dark blue in the tropics/sub tropics in this image posted iin another thread recently.
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Anywhere in dark blue in the tropics/sub tropics in this image posted iin another thread recently.
That is a fascinating chart, Stu! Makes me glad to be in the southern hemisphere!

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