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92 is a stretched 86, mostly to accommodate a large swim platform. Jim

Thanks for the feedback so far! It's very helpful to read everybody's first hand knowledge.

We used the copied chart books from Bellingham Chart Printers in Mexico and Panama and found them very convenient. This might be the way we fill in the gaps while heading north. We have primary and back up electronic chart capabilities but prefer to keep paper charts out when cruising. It's...

We are in the process of making sure to meet all of the Canadian requirements for a vessel of our size. We have the "Exploring series" as well as Wagoners. Its always nice to hear first hand which guides are preferred.

Planning for first trip north on the Inside Passage this summer. Can anyone recommend a list charts and guides they have found useful for the trip. Any information regarding paper charts would be helpful.

For me stabilizers are worth every cent. I had paravanes on my first Nordhavn and stabilizers on the boat I have now. They are amazing how well they work. Some of my family and friends, who are not former sailers, would have trouble enjoying the experience without them.

We will be in PNW May-Aug then hauled in Port Townsend for maintenance. Love Anacortes, WA. I do need help with the boat. Hope to run into you. Jim

Rest Assured Last year near Victoria

My first Nordhavn was the 68 I kept the name when I sold her. Jim

Heading to Alaska from Florida. Hope to connect with others who have been or will be in AK this spring and summer. Jim Nordhavn "Rest Assured"