What could be more ideal than spending your summer on the water? Many families scrimp and save to rent a beach house for a week, sail away on a five-day cruise, or take a quick (but expensive) flight to a faraway lake resort. But, you can have all the benefits of a summer on the water — and spread out the fun this season — with a SailTime membership instead.
Sharing companies, like Airbnb, UBER, Zipcar, and SailTime, have changed the way goods and services are provided and consumed. These platforms bring in a new market of owners who plan to share their assets to generate revenue. They also provide consumers a first-class, ownership-like experience for less cost than the traditional buy-it-to-use-it norm.
The mystery of the sea has been calling to sailors for thousands of years. These dreams are fueled by watching sailing races, hearing stories of friends’ sailing adventures, catching a glimpse of sailboats in the background of a movie, driving over a bridge on your way to work while seeing sails gliding in the breeze, and, of course, from your first time on a sailboat!
As we dream of setting sail for the 2020 boating season, our thoughts also wander to the many dockside restaurants you can get to on a SailTime boat. Sure, many argue sailing is more about the journey than the destination. But, when your destination is a dockside restaurant that promises good food and fun, that can make the journey even more enjoyable.
#1 The day that the SailTime idea was launched It was 19 years ago that SailTime Founder George Bonelli came
Northeast Wisconsin native Bill Wons will operate a new SailTime base in one of Wisconsin’s top vacation destinations: Door County,
Periodically, we feature bases from across our network. This includes an informative interview with the base owner as well as
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