yachtie

It always seem to be the yachtie women that walk in between the locks, their men seriously at the wheel.

Leaning over, he emphasizes that he is not really a "yachtie."

You even showed a contorted radar reflector; surely she was influenced by the bustling Rio yachtie community?

"Dean Barker's a great yachtie.

"The Europeans don't know your name," said Betsy Millson, a former yachtie.

One yachtie in Newport last week said that if he wrote a memoir, he would call it "Nowhere to Snog."

It's home to the Vanuatu Cruising Yacht Club, so you'll hear all the yachtie goss.

If you're a yachtie looking to live the dream, start your adventures on the island of Ra'iatea, the yacht charter centre of French Polynesia.

The experienced Pacific yachtie author provides all the nitty-gritty on anchorages, navigation, marinas, fees and officialdom throughout the South and central Pacific region.

Michael Eudenbach, 33, a yachtie and a nautical photographer from Newport, once helped deliver the Netscape co-founder James H. Clark's 155-foot sailing yacht Hyperion from San Francisco to Tahiti.

WITH his deep tan and shaggy head, David Walentas looks more like an aging yachtie than a seasoned New York developer with a half-billion dollars or so worth of property under his belt - more Jimmy Buffett than Warren Buffett.