The San Juan Islands
January 15, 2018
Charter: Bareboat & Crewed Sail & Power Monohull & Catamaran The San Juan Islands
Charter: Bareboat & Crewed Sail & Power Monohull & Catamaran The San Juan Islands
Miami River – $2000/ month Furnished 2/2 with Sail Dock 42′ 2 Parking Spaces, Security, Gym (305) 815-3376
Makes sailing downwind easy and safe Ideal for racers and cruisers Simple to deck mount, retract and stow Range of sizes for boats 18′ —
Contact: Morgan Wells [email protected] 443-433-5723 Visit site
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