Living on a boat hacks

Living on a boat full-time is a big change from the average lifestyle. It requires planning, flexibility, and the willingness to give up many modern conveniences. When I moved aboard I realized just how much there was to learn about living on a boat. Here are 10 things to expect when you're living on a boat full-time.

Whether it's making an instrument panel from a tablet stand, turning bed slats into a dinghy floor, creating a wine rack from a book case, assisting with cockpit locker organisation or finding the perfect onboard reading light - we've got lots of great ideas for low cost IKEA products.

Newport has the accessories you need to repair, replace or upgrade parts of your inflatable fishing boat or dinghy. With products ranging from a set of collapsible oars to battery chargers to an entire replacement floor for your Newport inflatable vessel and plenty more, you’ll find exactly what you need to improve you

Sleeping well on your boat is important for feeling good and enjoying cruising, plus being well-rested is safer. How to make your bed more comfortable.

Storing butter and cheese on a boat isn't too hard. Here are some tips for long-term storage both with and without a refrigerator.

When we decided to pursue boat life, there was a steep learning curve. Especially with no prior experience owning, living on, or sailing a boat. Reflecting on those first few months aboard, here are seven tips that can lead to an easier life on a boat.

The greasy boat bilge might not be the first thing that comes to mind when cleaning your boat, but it is in fact one of the dirtiest.

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What is living on a boat really like? How do you handle the everyday things? Could you really do it? All the info you need to make a smooth transition.