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Racing

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  • If you're competitive, athletic, or just feel the need for speed, this might be up your alley.
    If you're competitive, athletic, or just feel the need for speed, this might be up your alley.
  • You might want to learn a bit before plunking down the cash for a sleek keelboat.
    You might want to learn a bit before plunking down the cash for a sleek keelboat.

Cruising

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  • Perhaps you're dreaming of wending your way to off-the-beaten-track locales.
    Perhaps you're dreaming of wending your way to off-the-beaten-track locales.
  • Maybe you'd like to explore nearby waters in the company of friends.
    Maybe you'd like to explore nearby waters in the company of friends.

Cruising is more about self-reliance than thrills, but adventure awaits at the next anchorage.

Daysailing

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  • Perhaps you'd like to take things easy and have a relaxing day with friends and family.
    Perhaps you'd like to take things easy and have a relaxing day with friends and family.
  • The nautical terminology is "daysailing".
    The nautical terminology is "daysailing".

Historical

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  • Wooden Ships and Iron Men?
    Wooden Ships and Iron Men?
  • Craftmanship and the stories of workingmen through the ages
    Craftmanship and the stories of workingmen through the ages

Historical/traditional sailing might be your thing.

Chartering

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  • Want to cruise warm waters?
    Want to cruise warm waters?
  • Want to be pampered by a professional crew?
    Want to be pampered by a professional crew?

A charter doesn't require a major time commitment to get to the fun part.

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