www.visitmyharbour.com is a newly launched online pilotage guide with up to date fully licenced large scale charts. 120 plus UK harbours are covered
fully with more to follow this winter.
The business directory also lists over 3800 varied marine businesses in and
around the harbours covered, making this site a very useful rescource for
small craft skippers planning to visit new pastures.
We have added a number of new boats to the Go Sail Website. These include the Nicholson 48, Parker 27, Anderson 22, Westerly Kestrel 35, Hunter Ranger 265, Jeanneau Sun Odyssey 34.2, Leisure 20 and the Puma 26.
We are short of information on some of these boats so if you have any, or any photos please contact us.
We have recently added a number of new yachts and trailer sailers to the Go Sail website. These include the Contest 38, Macwester 26, Newbridge Pioneer Pilot, Pegasus 700, Westerly Cirrus and the Kingfisher 22.
We are always looking for information on boats not included in our database, boat manuals or images. Please add details of boats here.
i have just bought my first Enterprise which i am restoring resdy for next years sailing..only problem is that the wooden bow handles off the deck are missing!! can any one tell me where i can get new ones, …thanks
Hello, I am considering a number of boats as a family day sailor which has the potential to do more if need be. I am currently looking at the Enterprise, GP14’s and Wayfarers. People have said that a fiberglass Enterprise would be easier to launch compared to a GP14 or Wayfarer, however ‘may’ be just two small for 2 adults and 2 small children to sail in together. I would appreciate anyones comments on this.
Many thanks in advance.
Ron
My 1963 Enterprise is in tiptop condition and can carry my weekend camping gear (if I stay upright) whilst moving along at a good clip. I have a question though; what will be the difference be (sails, mast, boom etc)when she is in racing or cruising mode?
I was wondering. My friend and I are sailing Laser 4.7s seperatley and decided that we would like to race a 29er. We were not sure what the ideal weight is for the crew. I just looked and it said 110 kg. That is quite heavy so i was wondering how much lighter do you have to be that 110 because otherwise we will have to stock up on the McDonalds!!
Thanks
David
Can anyone help? I recently bought an all-wooden Enterprise, and although I’ll be mostly sailing her, I’d like, if possible, to take the children fishing from time to time. Is it possible to fit rowlocks to an Enterprise, and if so, where should they be positioned? Any advice would be appreciated.
Thanks, Todd
I had a mirror years ago and would like to build one. Does anyone know where to get a set of plans? I don’t want to buy a kit just the plans as I am in the USA and would like to build from scratch.
Thank you for any assistance anyone may afford me.
It is not possible to get through to the Corribee owners assosciasion . I have also just purchased a corribee mk 2 ‘giovanna’ which also has been restored as she was in need of some tlc . They are very strong, I know this as we have had to cut holes in numerous places around the boat and the fibreglass layup is very thick . The boat now has a lot of new fittings. If you do find out how to change the details on the owners assosiasion could you please comment on how to do it as I would be very keen to change my details of ‘giovanna’.
Have good sailing this season from Thomas Calcutt
