
Zuzana Prochazka
Writer and Contributor at Sail Magazine
Contributing Writer at Freelance
Talk of the Dock is a boater resource for marine gear and boat reviews.
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1 week ago |
proptalk.com | Zuzana Prochazka
Selling your boat is a big decision. If you’ve already got your next boat picked out, in many cases you’ll have to part with the old one. Unfortunately, selling a boat can sometimes be a long process—but there are some tricks to follow to sell your boat fast. (And if you're looking to buy a boat, check out our other article, How To Buy a Boat.)Here are the basic steps to follow when selling your boat: Determine if you will sell the boat yourself or work with a broker or dealer.
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1 week ago |
sailmagazine.com | Zuzana Prochazka
I rocked forward on the trampoline, reaching for and digging into some of the best damn guacamole ever put in a bowl. The beer and sea stories were flowing and the 14 cruisers aboard Balam, a Fountaine Pajot Saba 50 catamaran that was ours for the week, were doubling over in laughter at their own misadventures. The omnipresent pelicans of Caleta San Juanico glided by in fine aviator formation as we settled in for the evening with our new-found friends.
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1 week ago |
boats.com | Zuzana Prochazka |Zuzana has cruised
The Atlantic Rally for Cruisers (ARC), a trademark event in the sailing world, will run it’s 40th edition in 2025. The always-highly-anticipated event will set sail from Las Palmas de Gran Canaria this November following nearly 8,000 yachts and 30,000 sailors who have sailed this rally, owned by World Cruising Club (WCC) since 1986.
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1 week ago |
sailmagazine.com | Zuzana Prochazka
The problem with going down 411 steps is that you must go back up them, because there are no elevators in a cave. Spelunking doesn’t usually come to mind on charter, but we were following in the footsteps of Lord Byron and loads of European royalty by exploring this 300-foot-deep, 45-million-year-old cave on the small island of Antiparos, in the heart of the Greek Cyclades Islands. It was worth the exertion.
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3 weeks ago |
sailmagazine.com | Zuzana Prochazka
A northerly had set down on the British Virgin Islands with 5- to 6-foot seas and 25 knots of wind. That’s not exactly a gale, but it felt like one to Frank and Cori on their bumpy ride aboard a chartered 42-foot Sunsail monohull. It was their first “solo” sail together. They first abandoned their track to Anegada, then bailed on Jost Van Dyck, then gave Cane Garden Bay a miss, and finally ran to hide in the lee of Tortola.
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A roast for Frank Butler of Catalina Yachts. http://boatermouth.com//index.php?view=article&catid=11&id=2687&option=com_content&Itemid=12