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About the Owners
There are proud Admiral Owners situated in
all four corners of the globe, with a wealth
of experience to share. You are welcome to
browse the reviews and blogs of some of our
owners below.
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Owners Albums
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Kathleen - David and Brenda
Darn
Dave sailed Kathleen 6,800 miles up
the Atlantic from Cape Town to La
Manga in Spain. Since then David and
Brenda have enjoyed cruising round
the Balearics and the Ionian.
They
say... "The warm welcome you
receive is matched by the quality of
the design, build and finish of what
will undoubtedly be your pride and
joy."
Read
more... or visit their website www.admiralyachts.co.uk
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Tee Time - John and Juanita
Bendele
John and Juanita's Admiral
Experience began in Cape Town where
they watched as our boat was built.
They have since crossed the Atlantic,
cruised the Caribbean, and sailed
along the East Coast.
They say...
"We came to know the staff of
Admiral Yachts as friends and
continue to be impressed with their
dedication to building the highest
quality catamaran"
Read
more... or visit their website www.teetime38.com
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Banana Split - Harlin and
Brenda Allen
Harlin and Brenda spent a month in Cape Town
watching their new boat being finished. 37 days later we were in
Trinidad.
They say..."We can't say enough about
the friendliness and hospitality that we
received from David and his staff while we
were in Cape Town."
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more...
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Eclectic - Wayne and Donna
Stone
Wayne and Donna purchased an Admiral
40, after doing 12 years of research
on catamarans. This choice was
reinforced after sailing 11,000 miles
in 7 months. The Eclectic is currently for sale and is available to charter from Rhode Island.
More details of sale and charter...
Visit their
blog
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Highland Odyssey - Neil and
Judy Baird
In the three years since their first
Atlantic crossing from Cape Town,
Neil and Judy have logged close to
10,000 miles, enjoying all of the
eastern Caribbean and the
Bahamas.
They
say...
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Makana - Rick & Katie
Caroselli
Rick, Katie and their daughter Hoku
have spend two years living aboard
the Makana. Their journey began in
Cape Town and has temporarily halted
15,000 nm later in Southwest Harbor,
Maine.
They
say...
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Options - David and Brooke
Atkinson
Options has been in Florida since
sailing back from Cape town in
October, 2008 and headed for the
Bahamas and Caribbean in January,
2009.
They
say...
Read their
Blog
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Punta Azul - Kurt Fisher and
Bruce Paradis
Recently set sail with skipper John
Koetze from Cape Town to Belize, Curt
and Bruce's 40 foot cat will sit
alongside their 40 foot wooden
Belizean fishing boat and sail the
coastline of the Americas.
Read More...
Link to their
Blog
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Mike and Jane Kinghorn - Blue
Dog Cat
Since their trans-Atlantic crossing
from Cape Town to Florida Mike and
Jane have enjoyed a trip to Key West,
around Cape Sable to Marco Island and
Northeast to Long Island Sound. They
are now hoping to sail to the Bahamas
and the Virgin Islands through Cuba
and Puerto Rico.
They
say...
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website
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Gary and Lisa Eckis
Gary and Lisa sailed from Cape Town
to Ft Lauderdale in a record 47 days,
stopping for only 5 days on the way.
They are currently sailing in the
Bahamas with fellow Admiral 40 Never
Bored
Visit their Blog
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Bob and Deidre Plane
Plane Sailing departed Cape Town May 2003 for a circumnavigation sailed by
the husband and wife team, Bob and Deirdre Plane. Thus far they have sailed
36,000 nm and are presently in Malaysia preparing for yet another major ocean
crossing, homeward bound.
Deidre's book
SEAVENTURES OF PLANE SAILING is almost complete, watch this space for more details...
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