Liveaboard boats

Want a piece of Northwest history? How about a (relatively) inexpensive home? Well, take a look at “Irene.” Currently docked in La Conner, Washington, Irene’s a 73-foot liveaboad tugboat, built in 1902 in Tacoma. And she’s for sale for $125,000.More photos and information here.

Our perfect for us Great Loop boat is for sale. We have decided to pursue other adventures after cruising close to 30,000 miles: 5,200 miles on our Mariner trawler on The Great Loop. Mariner trawlers are attractive and well-built - with the economy of the single reliable Cummins diesel engine, protected side decks, covered cockpit, teak interior and thoughtful spacious interior layout – including master and bunk bedrooms, plus lots of new additions, including a top of the line 2018…

Living on a sailboat has some amazing perks, but its also challenging, from the tiny space, to the tiny kitchen, to the pump-out station. Yuck!

When it comes to a great live aboard yacht, it’s all about size and space. Here are eight older motoryachts with features owners want in a liveaboard yacht.

Thinking about living the boat life? Why this couple chose a liveaboard trawler over a sailboat to live on in the Puget Sound area.

When you move aboard a boat, or into any small space, storage becomes an issue. Here are 12 space saving items you need if you live in a small space.

This Yacht is for Sale: Join Us on a self-guided Tour of this Unique Classic Motor Yacht - Perfect LA Liveaboard Boat! This 1971 BERTRAM 74 is actually part

With limited energy and limited space, living onboard a small sailboat for a year was kind of like camping—we had very few creature comforts, however, these 10 essential items can be used on any boat and will make your life onboard more sustainable, comfortable, and enjoyable.

Living aboard a sailboat is an exciting lifestyle choice, but there are lots of considerations you’ll need to make. First and foremost, you have to pick a boat to live in.