Cruiser Recommendations

[boatman61]

Originally Posted by blgklr

Submarine, keep the waves 100 feet above you. If you can't find a nuke you will have to settle for diesel-electric. Check with the Russians for former and Brits for latter.

Yeah... all our 'Nukes' are aground....

[kenny chaos]

For a model, I'd pick Keeley. She seems to have good flotation devices.

[matauwhi]

G'day, mate. Mason 53, no need to look any further. When do you want to come down and go for a sail? Cheers.

[billgow]

Originally Posted by plumcrazy

What boats/models are considered to be the best for ocean travel?
Thanks much.

Welcome to Cruisers Forum! This is a soft landing compared to what you’d experience at something like Sailing Anarchy so don’t let anything so far discourage you. There are some very experienced people on this forum, there are also many who have nothing much to contribute. Choose your responses accordingly and try and ignore politics.

My favorite no-holds-bared would be something like this this one.

My plans and budget are to build something inspired by this one.

Choose wisely grasshopper....

[kenny chaos]

Originally Posted by billgow

don’t let anything so far discourage you. There are some very experienced people on this forum, there are also many who have nothing much to contribute. Choose your responses accordingly and try and ignore politics.
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I got a feeling they're very aware of how the internet works.

[avb3]

Originally Posted by MikeinLA

Any Catalina or Hunter should serve you well.

Mike

But avoid Cherubini's right?

[SkiprJohn]

Aloha and welcome aboard if you are still there!
Try looking at the links after my signature and also have a go at the book recommendation.
kind regards,