How And How Much To Repair This?

[Lizzy Belle]

I don't know if your plans to avoid marina's and live on the hook & sailing have changed, but if not: think about that galley layout. I know, it's spacious, but on a rolling / heeling boat, cooking is not an easy feat.

Maybe there are some experienced cruisers with a galley like that who have some tips and tricks, but generally I personally think that, for a liveaboard and will be cruising boat, U or L shaped is more practical then a long galley along the side. For boats usually in a marina, it doesn't matter much.

[stefano_ita]

Originally Posted by Lizzy Belle

I don't know if your plans to avoid marina's and live on the hook & sailing have changed, but if not: think about that galley layout. I know, it's spacious, but on a rolling / heeling boat, cooking is not an easy feat.

Maybe there are some experienced cruisers with a galley like that who have some tips and tricks, but generally I personally think that, for a liveaboard and will be cruising boat, U or L shaped is more practical then a long galley along the side. For boats usually in a marina, it doesn't matter much.

Yes, less marina possible...

Thanks for the advice, for sure a pipe along the galley long will be added, plus some handrails and holds here and there to really "marinize" the toyboat...Still to visit quite lot of boat, so another 1 /2month and more, and many week end driving and visiting... Then make THE choice LOL