Yacht tracking and instrument data streaming is a very convenient feature not only for Internet viewers, but also for me. The moments when I'm ashore, I'll be able to learn about the wind in the port. And even when flying home, I will still be able to control the weather conditions on the yacht.

But! Understanding that there is a heavy wind in the port and you need to get down the mountain faster or board a plane and fly back are two different stories, the second of which seems a little absurd. I confess that during the years of owning my first yacht, I have already experienced something like this.

Even after a month of solitary parking in the rain, the yacht begins to suffer from black mold inside. It must be constantly ventilated and dried, removing all moisture. In the equatorial zone, you need to start the heater and dry everything inside every few days. But I can't trust this to automation and leave it unattended. You need someone to open the hatches, turn on Webasto, start the engine, check the battery charge and wash off the dust.

My reasoning is this: if I didn't have a yacht and worked remotely, I would definitely agree to live and work on a yacht. 2 desks, 3 rooms plus a kitchen-living room, views of the sea and the port part of the city, free rent, free Wi-Fi. And most importantly, an “apartment” that moves to a new location every 2 months. I'm flying out.

I am more than sure that my graduates and friends include a sufficient number of people who will be happy to live on a yacht in my absence, being in a new and exotic place where you can work in the morning, take a walk in the afternoon and dine in a cozy restaurant in the evening. Being alone with yourself in unique conditions. For me, you should generally do BoatSurfing (an analogue of Couchsurfing). Do you think it's interesting to live like this?

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