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Thank You everyone for your expert input!!!! I have a lot to learn. First, we have been on a N46 and have followed the Egret for several years. Simply wonderful what they have accomplished. My stance now is to spend no more than 250K. It's a dollar amount that will not affect my future...

*Mark get Skipper Bob's book on anchorages along the ICW.* Also join Active Captain as many anchorages are rated on their website> The Bahamas in an NH55 is doable.* Of course you know there are many shallow spots.* I would prefer a shallower draft boat for that. Interesting thread. I will do...

WOW! Thank You for your time and advice on that last post, for all the advice each of you has given for that matter. First off I grew up in Florida and sailed extensively in the Bahamas and Caribbean. Actually, we were leaning towards sail lately until we visited several and decided the comfort...

Thank you for that good advice! The N55 only has the starboard side open. Can't remember what they call it but it should work. For now though I will be spending most of my time in the southeast and the Bahamas so I need to pay attention to the draft. 5 feet max I suppose... I've been on KK...

The only offshore cruise on the learning boat would be Charleston to Nassau, with a good weather window. A lot of anchoring out to see if this is the life for us. I am not looking now for a blue water boat. Well make that decision in several years, but it is our ultimate goal Thanks again. Mark...

In 4 years we plan on liquidating home and business and circumnavigate, slowly, taking 5 to 10 years. Ive had my eye on a 55 Nordhavn for several years now. In the mean time we want to purchase something next May/June to get us out in the water. We will dock it between Charleston and Hilton...