Highlights
Oday 29 with adjustable keel. Rolling Furler Jib & mainsail are in excellent condition. Outside shower easy to sail in the Chessapeake with the keel fully open draft is 6.3 ft and fully up 3.3 ft. Wheel steering and diesel onboard in excellent condition. Full and half day rentals. There is a $50 Cash fee collected at the dock prior to departure to cover costs of Cleaning, fuel and getting boat ready for next renter! This doesn’t mean you can trash the boat and expect that to be covered by the $50 charge!
Activities
Sailing
Cruising
The Boat
Features
Boat Rules
Description
One of the best choices for the Chessspeake with the adjustable centerboard keel you can go from 3 ft to 6 ft. Keel and virtually your chances of a grounding are minimized .. Being able to go into those shallow creeks to anchor not only can you capture the beauty of the hidden places but be able to take some serious wind in your sails. Wide beam for easy walking about about on deck. Amenities, newly updated electric head, rolling furler, auto pilot, new rigging this month! Auxiliary Diesel engine serviced monthly and perfect for those times when you have very litte wind and need to get to your destination. Working Alcohol stove, She sleeps 6 in long berths plus in the salon fold center table with long fold down leaves. Very clean example with lots of teak.
Meet Christian R.
Reviews
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Christian was prompt, thorough and kind when explaining the functioning of the boat and handing it over for us to use. The four-hour rental began when he stepped onto the dock after kindly backing us out of a difficult slip spot, and explaining the boat. The location of the slip provides very quick access to the Bay. The boat was in generally good condition and the furling headsail came in handy. Engine gave confidence. Interior cabin was impeccable. Mainsail hoist and adjustments are at the base of the mast. The lines are in good shape. There is no cunningham and no leech line, which would have given some control over what appears to be a well-used main sail. The only real drawback was the additional, and surprising, $50 fee that was not posted on the Boatbound pricing description. He described the fee as related to the explaining the boat and handing it over to our group.
