The Skipper

Kaspar v.Breitenbuch

The Crew

The crew is going to change from time to time. First one accompanying me is my twinbrother Georg.

The List

Here is a list of what you should and what you should not bring when you come sailing with me.

To keep in mind: Whatever you pack, think about the fact, that it should be as little and as light as possible. You, and I (!!!) have very little space on board!

• No sleeping bag, I have a spare, bring a bedsheet instead which you can use inside this sleeping bag.
• No suitcase, better bring a frameless rucksack or soft bag for your belongings.
• A daypack rucksack.
• Clothingwise you should bring, at all times of the year, at least two warm, best fleece (=quickdrying), pullovers, the rest according the time of the year. Keep in mind that summer down there is very hot. In the past it proved very good, to have some longsleeve white T-Shirts as sun protection. There is no place on board to hide from the sun!
• Bring some clothes were it does not matter if it gets salt on it. Blue shorts look sailorlike ;-), white, in a few days. We can wash some stuff if necessary.

  		Minimalism

• Two towels (not kingsize!) one for saltwater, a small one for freshwater and a flannel.
• Toothbrush & deodorant...
• Seasickness pills if you need.
• Sunlotion.
• Bathing suit
• If you have, some rubber boots (with non skid sole).
• Some deckshoes, some shoes for hiking.
• Some rain/spray protection, the smaller ones of you can put on my drysuit if it's real wet. I also have one set of XL oilskins for taller guests on board.
• Photocamera
• A basecap
• Some sailing gloves if you have
• Some paperback books

Finaly: Before you leave, check back with my "homebase" wether there is anything I need what you could bring with you...
So I hope that's all, remember to keep it small and lean,
Kaspar