Kawasaki Jet Ski for sale in India - Ultra 310

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The Kawasaki Jet Ski Ultra 310 is available for sale in India exclusively with Marine Solutions – Jet Ski dealers in India. http://www.marinesolutions.in/kawasaki-jet-ski-dealer-india/

For further details: 
Visit our website: http://www.marinesolutions.in/ 
Email: info@marinesolutions.in 
Call: +91 9920204080 

We have sales offices in Mumbai, Goa and Kolkata.

Types of Boats [Infographic]

This infographic should answer all your questions and doubts on the different types of boats!

Check out the original infographic here: www.marinesolutions.in/types-of-boats-infographic

The infographic is created by Marine Solutions - The leading yacht dealer in India. In you a looking at buying a yacht or a boat, you can get in touch here: www.marinesolutions.in/contact-us

What happens when you go sailing with a novice crew...

What happens when you go sailing with a novice crew?

We have all been in this position at least ones...

Want to get started with sailing in India? Get in touch with Marine Solutions - The leading yacht dealer in India.

Image credits: Mike2012

Equinox – A 45 feet superyacht catamaran concept

Equinox is a 45 feet superyacht catamaran concept designed by Andrew Trujillo, a yacht designer and Adam Younger, a naval architect & designer.

You can visit their websites here:

Andrew Trujillo Design www.AndrewTrujilloDesign.com

Adam Younger Design www.adamyoungerdesign.com

Image credits: Andrew Trujillo Design and Adam Younger Design

If you have always dreamed of owning a custom designed superyacht, get in touch with Marine Solutions, the leading super yacht dealers in India.

The Sailor's Brain

Bcoz having an empty brain is too mainstream...

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Solar1 – The first ever solar powered yacht race!

The Monaco Yacht Club in association with Vripack, a Dutch design firm, will be starting the first ever solar-powered yacht Grand Prix at the Solar1 Race scheduled from 10 to 12 July 2014.

Click here to visit Solar1 website

Photo credits: Solar1

Fort Kochi – Boating Destination in Kerala, India

Fort Kochi, also known as west Kochi is a region of the main city of Kochi. We have compiled some interesting facts about Fort Kochin which make this place a must visit for every boating enthusiast.

Chinese Fishing Nets

Chinese traders in the early 14th century introduced the Chinese fishing nets on the waterfront at Fort Kochi. Interestingly, outside china, these fishing nets are found only in Kochi.

Vasco House

It is among the oldest Portuguese houses in the country. It is believed that Vasco da Gama lived here till he died in 1524.

St. Francis Church

The St. Francis Church is one of the oldest European churches in India. Vasco da Gama was buried in this church. After 14 years, his remains were taken to Lisbon, Portugal.

Boat ride in backwaters

There are many small and mid-sized islands between Ernakulum and Fort Kochi. A perfect setting for a boat rides through the backwaters.

Photo credits: Wikipedia

Nouveau – A 90 meter concept yacht designed by Andy Waugh

British designer Andy Waugh has launched of his own studio with the release of this amazing and futuristic looking 90m art nouveau-inspired super yacht.

Click here to visit his website 

Photo credits: Andy Waugh

Seabird National Sailing Championship 2014 - Mumbai

Sailors from all over the country will battle for one of the most prestigious trophies in Indian sailing – The Godrej Trophy!

It’s the Seabird National Sailing Championship 2014! Racing begins today at 1400 hrs.

How I explain sailing to my guests!

Taking guests for a sail? This might help you... LOL

Photo credits: www.cruisingoutpost.com

Origin of Catamaran - Tamilnadu, India

The word ‘Catamaran’ originated from the Tamil word ‘kaṭṭumaram’. Tamil is a language spoken by people in Tamil Nadu, a state in south India and in Sri Lanka.

In Tamil language, ‘kattu’ means ‘to tie’ and ‘maram’ means ‘wood’.Both the words joined together form the word ‘kattumaram’ which tells us how a catamaran is built by tying tow logs of wood together.

English visitors used the Tamil name to form and use the word Catamaran for sail and paddle boats built by two widely separated logs of wood.

The Catamaran was invented by a fishing community in the southern coast of Tamil Nadu called Paravas. It was also used by the ancient Tamil Chola dynasty to sail across and conquer surrounding regions like Burma, Indonesia and Malaysia.

Modern Catamarans
Today catamarans are used for both, leisure boating and racing. The size of modern catamarans varies from as small as 10 feet to more than 80 feet in length. Catamarans are powered by a motor or sails or both. Ultra modern, high speed catamarans were used in the Americas Cup.

Image credits: Wikipedia