As COVID-19 affects the entire boating community, all in lock down mode…we’d like to share a few fun and insightful articles that may influence how to plan for better sailing days ahead. Whether you are a monohull sailor or trimaran sailor you will find these articles informative and entertaining. These are all published by 48 North Magazine, and powered by issue.
For earth, oceans, and each other >>
Written by Irene Panke Hopkins (beginning on page 34)
Pristine Glacier Bay / The dynamic, fragile gem of southeast Alaska >>
Written by Andy Cross (beginning on page 38)
Voyaging with pets >>
Written by Jamie and Behan Gifford (beginning on page 30)
One tack and two jibes - 1,300 miles from Alaska to San Francisco >>
Written by Andy Cross (begins on page 44)
Now because Corsair trimarans are so versatile, they’re easy to fold, easy to trailer, fast and safe with a wide platform you might consider sailing one in Glacier Bay or sail from San Francisco Bay to Alaska and back with pets on board! Right?
We’d suggest sailing a Corsair 37 for longer voyages. The Corsair 37 offers all the comforts of a cruising monohull and the flat sailing of a big catamaran. It also has the speed, safety and unsinkability of a Corsair Trimaran. The Corsair 37 has an intelligently designed deck layout with halyards, topping lift, reffing and outhaul controlled at the mast. All other control lines aft to the cockpit for ease of sail handling and control.
The interior of this new and larger corsair brings more of the amenities you’ve come to expect from larger boats: a functional yet spacious galley, ample cabinet and storage space, comfortable curved settee with seating for six, enclosed head with molded-in-vanity with sink and shower attachment.
Forward, a spacious V-berth easily sleeps two adults in unmatched comfort. Additional sleeping accommodations for two in spacious aft-cabin and the dining area converts into an additional bunk in the main cabin.
Corsair 37
Corsair 37 Custom Interior
