Crewing Posts March 2016

Crewing Posts March 2016 from Lovesail Members

Here are some of the crewing posts March 2016 from the Lovesail Members.  If you would like more details then please login to your Lovesail account and visit the Crewing Section.

Southern Belle

I arrive in Barcelona early May and would love to meet friends for sailing in the Med. Please review my profile for my sailing experience on my 28′ O’Day in Ft Lauderdale. Love sailing and very excited to spend time in Europe. If anyone is looking for crew and friendship, I would be delighted to hear from you. Born in South Carolina and lived most of my life in Atlanta, GA, a true southern belle.

Corfu and Southern Adriatic

I am looking for crew (inexperienced is ok) for the 2 weeks 29/03/16 to 13/04/16.
My yacht is a 1998 Jeanneau Sun Odyssy 36.2, sleeps 6 in 3 cabins. She is moored in Corfu and the plan is to sail to the Greek islands NW of Corfu, Othonoi and Erikousa, then head NE to Kotor in Montenegro …. Returning to Corfu at the end of the 2 weeks . The cheapest flights ex-UK seem to be from London.
Cost: we’d share fuel, food and mooring fees.
Anyone interested please contact me asap, thanks.

North Wales to the Med.

Looking for 2 female crew to sail my Jeanneau Sun Odyssey 49 at a leisurely pace to the Med. Stopping at a few ports on the East coast of Ireland. Brest, La Rochelle, Vigo and any interesting places on the way. leaving 3rd May or thereabouts depending on weather.

Classic GRP Cruiser-Racer; Holman designed Northney 34 looking for regular competent Crew – Based S Wales Coast. Experienced (female) owner-skipper (RYA YM) looking for 2-3 regular crew (male or female) to cruise and possibly race Bristol Channel, West coast Europe down to Gib/Azores in 2016. The 2017 plan is to go to Azores in May; then cross to Cuba after the hurricane season and spend some time there. Then on to USA for a while. Shared expenses.
Boat is ex Royal Navy training vessel (1970-1985) and has since spent some years in Med in 1990’s – she visited 20 countries. You need to have an empathy with traditional yachts it’s a good seagoing yacht, not a floating caravan.