Living on a boat

Are you thinking about living a more unconventional life on the open ocean? Or are you just curious how much it cost to live on a boat? Our article will tell you how much it cost us to live & travel on a boat for an ENTIRE YEAR!

"This boat is going to change our lives!" I exclaimed as we stepped on board the Tayana 48 that we would put an offer on less than 12 hours later. Scott looked at me with wide eyes, "Um, I think you're putting a lot of pressure on this boat..." he started tentatively. While, yes, I probably was putting an undue amount of weight on the effect of a boat on our life, but I truly stood by what I said and I repeated myself: "Scott, this boat is literally going to change. our. life." He shrugged…

Before moving onboard full-time, there were a lot of things I thought I knew about living on a boat. Despite my research, I was only scratching the surface of what it's like living this lifestyle. From the weather's impacts to route planning and provisioning - traveling on the water is different. After two years of living on a boat full-time, here are ten things I wish I had known before moving aboard. #boatlife #sailboatlife #livingonaboat

Our cozy Bayliner....

For the last decade, the ocean has been home to Liz Clark.

A list of the products we use the most living on our boat. These are not your typical items, many of them were unexpected to us.

My husband and I began to reevaluate our future plans when I was unexpectedly downsized from a corporate career. We’d always enjoyed weekend sailing trips business-casual wardrobe. With the newfound freedom, we decided to upgrade to a larger sailboat and made the leap to move aboard shortly after. It’s no secret that housing costs and rents are increasing.

Living on a boat can be rewarding but it comes with its own set of challenges. Here are a few of our unexpected realities during our time living on a sailboat. #boatlife #sailboat #tinyliving

I'm obsessed with the idea of living in a tiny home or a sailboat. That's why I love Kristin at the Wayward Home's blog because she features amazing people who live in vans, sailboats, tiny homes,