Being able to share the love of sailing through multiple generations is a special opportunity. What is unique about this is that you can always learn more about boats and sailing-- it is a never-ending learning process. So while you may be a veteran...
If you are considering the purchase of a Sunsail Yacht into our Yacht Management Program, then without a doubt you have wondered what happens after your time in the program is up.
Do you want to know what it is like to own a yacht in St. Lucia yet sail other yachts around the world?
If you are interested in Charter Yacht Ownership, then by now you have likely been introduced to our Owner Privilege Table. This is the table that our owners can reference as it relates to destinations, our points system, and when high season and...
The Sunsail 404 is a Yacht Owner’s Dream, and she is available to own through our Yacht Ownership Program. Her blue-water sailing capabilities, performance, and comfort create a catamaran that fits perfectly into the Sunsail fleet.
Yacht chartering—once you have experienced it you know that there is no other vacation that compares to it.
Without fail, you will learn something new every time you meet a Sunsail Yacht Owner. This year at Strictly Sail Miami we had the opportunity to meet with some owners who were willing to chat with us as their time in the Sunsail Yacht Ownership...
Our Sunsail yacht owners use their "owner time" to sail the world's best cruising grounds. We're pleased to announce that Sunsail 36 owners Nancy Kaull and Paul Jacobs have published a book about their experiences both buying a boat in the Sunsail...
Captain Kirsten has skillfully completed another transoceanic delivery for us, bringing a Sunsail 444 (Leopard 44) through the upper roaring 40s (highest southern latitude almost 49°S, south of Tasmania), a snowstorm, and heavy winds and seas....
Larry and Diana Caillouet are throwing a One Year Before the Mast party to celebrate their 365th day at sea, logged during a recent charter in the Bahamas. The fact that their days before the mast have been nonconsecutive makes the feat even...
