Sailing in the Land Made for Trimarans - The Bahamas!

Once we get a margarita in our hands, we forget how much effort it is to haul our 34' trimaran from Michigan to Florida and finally to the Bahamas. It's the second time we've done it and still can't believe how flexible we can be with our boat Unleaded.
We had just over a week vacation in the Bahamas, two weeks including all the set up time, drive time, etc. Of the fantastic people we meet, we are typically the only ones who don't sail full time and who aren't retired. AKA, people who have full time jobs. Join us as we adventure around and maybe you'll be interested in doing the same!

[@jeffkelly6580]

Thanks. I enjoy your film very much. It’s been year, decades actually since I’ve been to Bimini. Wow! What a change. Love the Bahamas.

[@matthewshullick3855]

Always enjoy your uploads. F-27 trimaran, Traverse City, Michigan.

[@sailingunleaded]

Yay! We always like knowing where our fellow trimarans are :) We're most likely doing the Port Huron to Mackinac race this year and will end up exploring the nearby cities - we will keep an eye open for you!

[@clivestainlesssteelwomble7665]

Say high to Learning the lines they are rebuilding one like yours .. having fixed some hull damage.

[@mikaelwester]

Where can I find more information about this brand of trimaran? Got a Dragonfly 800, but it’s too small and bigger are too expensive.

[@sailingunleaded]

Hello, there isn’t a lot of information online on the Contour 34SC. There used to be a yahoo group, but it doesn’t exist anymore. You can email directly if you have specific questions: [e-mail]