Beneteau First 375 Used Boat Review

A great example of Beneteau's late-century cruising yacht design prowess. This one does just about everything right.

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A Mexican vacation with her husband had Debbie Bulk dreaming of a better way to see local village life, away from the regular tourist destinations. On an idyllic evening stroll near a marina, Debbie & Hans caught the reflection of boats on the still water. The idea of vacationing aboard a sailboat began to ferment. The perfect way to see Mexican coastal communities on your own time! Sailing magazines soon covered the hotel table. They discovered that you had to have sailing knowledge before anyone would charter you a boat! Time for some planning!

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Bert Vermeer
As a coastal cruiser (and occasional racer), Bert Vermeer has sailed the coast of British Columbia for more than 40 years. With his wife Carey and daughter Nicky (and eventually granddaughter Natasha) in tow, Bert has gained an appreciation for the fabulous cruising grounds of the Canadian west coast. Based on his experience as a hands-on boater, he established a marine-based business after completing his police career. He now maintains, renovates and upgrades sail and power boats for local and non-resident owners in the off-season.