favourite hire boat

[andyhesford]

reasons for no 1 pick

[Maxwellian]

My favorite is Swallow. Just right for two easy to handle and lots of character. Also Maffets give excellent service and very good prices.

[donnygeoff]

My favourite hire boat is always the next one I am on.

Had front steer, centre steer, nearly at the back steer.

Not too bothered about which layout it is, what colour, how many showers/heads, big galley little galley.

As long as it floats and lets me chill, they will all do for me.

(except the ones without engines, you know those with tea towels that catch the wind)

 

[650xs]

did some one say wafis ......................!!!!!!!!

 

up the waffis 

 

 

great for a sail tonite...................!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

 

posted by king moaner united supparter of miserys gut united ltd.......

 

always happy to moan .com

 

cuus yer want too i,ll put translate script up here soon ,when i git thay tim.......

[650xs]

back to origin ........................

 

 

fav hire boots......................

 

nearly born on a fb wilds specila floter tub........

 

meet wife and day trip on ole woods "glistening light "    the borne 35 one 

 

 

had many a trip on aq fly bridge  37 at eastwoods christina..................

 

 

of coarse any royall booot for me ................!!!!!!

 

loved the old golden lights and crown of light ........................woodies 

 

langfords 42 too ideal boot for here 

[andyhesford]

might get me surfboard out tidelsurge down humber better then driving ah

[C.Ricko]

Ocean 30 (aft cockpit) there was over 500 of that hull (inc centre cockpit) built.

[Gracie]

Any Boat from Richardsons but one in particular stands out and that's Broadland Mars, good value, easy to handle, roomy and love the out door cruising a centre cockpit has to offer.

Pretty much like donnygeoff really, as long as she floats and she's on the Broads what more could you ask for.

Grace

[Broads01]

I don't think I could pick a single favourite because I love most types. Centre cockpit gives you outdoorsieness when it's dry, shelter when it's not. Fron drives give you best living space and probably best for views for the whole crew out of those big front windows. Dual steers give you the best of all worlds, let you steer outside in all weathers but many aren't good for bridges. I could go on.

 

If I really had to pick one boat it would be a boat I've looked aboard and is stunning but to be honest is too pricey for my budget: Carousel from Richardsons.