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Pacific Sail & Power Boat Showand Marine Sports Expo

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LOCATIONIn the historic Craneway Pavilion and Marina Bay Yacht Harbor in Richmond, CA. See pages 40-46 for accommo-dations, transportation, directions and parking details. No pets are allowed in the show. Only guide dogs, signal dogs, or other animals individually trained to provide assistance to an individual with a disability are allowed.

SHOW HOURSThursday, April 6: 10 a.m. – 6 p.m.Friday, April 7: 10 a.m. – 6 p.m.Saturday, April 8: 10 a.m. – 6 p.m.Sunday, April 9: 10 a.m. – 5 p.m.

ADMISSIONOne-Day Adult Ticket $18 Two-Day Adult Ticket (online only) $28Four-Day Pass (online only) $48Children 12 and younger Free(must be accompanied by a paying adult)

CONTENTSTicket Information/Show Hours ..........................4Sail America President’s Welcome ....................6New Boat Showcase ....................................... 8-10Cool Products ................................................ 12-14Discover the On-the-Water Lifestyle .................16Show Highlights ............................................ 18-20Advance Registration Seminars ................. 22-26Free Seminars ................................................ 28-30Let’s Party ....................................................... 32-34Exhibitor List .................................................. 36-39Accommodations ................................................40Travel and Contacts .............................................42Transit and Parking .............................................44The Venue .............................................................45 Directions .............................................................46Advertisers’ Index ................................................47

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The Pacific Sail & Power Boat Show and Marine Sports Expo • April 6-9, 2017 A Four-Day Boating Extravaganza!I am excited to welcome you to the 22nd Pacific Sail & Power Boat Show at the Marina Bay Yacht Harbor and Craneway Pavilion. The Boating Extravaganza is set on 25 waterfront acres, in the award-winning architecturally significant Craneway Pavilion at Marina Bay Yacht Harbor, in the heart of San Francisco Bay. The venue delivers an awe-inspiring panoramic view of the Bay, providing an amazing look at the San Francisco skyline and surrounding waterfront environment.

The Boating Extravaganza — formerly Strictly Sail Pacific — provides everything for the water enthusiast; and this year the event is even bigger. Whether you are new to sailing, a casual boating enthusiast or a veteran blue-water cruiser, this four-day event is the place to immerse yourself in the world of marine sports and the boating lifestyle. Enjoy the great outdoors while discovering all the new boat designs that the world’s leading manufacturers offer. All in one place, you will find the newest boats, boat types and styles for every boating interest. Better yet, the display will showcase a wide range of marine electronics, boating gear, and water lifestyle accessories for fun and safety on and around the water.

2017 Expanded Boat Show Extravaganza offers: • Over 50,000 square feet of exhibit hall space filled with boating gear, hardware and accessories. • Sailboats from 12 feet to 55 feet. • Motor Yachts at the In-Water Display (new for 2017). • Discover Sailing and Discover Boating, where you can experience boating for the first time or expand your knowledge with one of the many hands-on, on-the-water learning classes! • New products. • Cruisers Seminar Series, offering over 90 free seminars on topics ranging from cruising destinations to outfitting your boat. Learn from the experts on a host of topics from cool products newly introduced to the industry and long-distance family cruising, to weather and communications. • Advanced Boating Seminars, where you will hear from some of the most experienced presenters who will help you bring your cruising knowledge to the next level. Sign up for Mahina Expedition’s Offshore Cruising Seminar to learn the realistic and practical aspects of ocean cruising and its current costs. Or, participate in Nigel Calder’s hands-on workshops on Understanding and Troubleshooting Electrical Systems and Diesel Engines. There is also the Marine Weather, Seamanship & Nav- igation Strategies & Boat Outfitting Symposium: The Ultimate Cruising Symposium. A one-day intensive program that simplifies complex issues involving weather, seamanship and navigation strategies, and highlights the importance of boat outfitting. Presented by highly experienced industry leaders Pam Wall, Chris Branning and Lee Chesneau. These are just a few of the many learning opportunities available! • Author’s Corner, where you will find the latest nautical books and meet the sailors that have ‘been there and done that.’ • Special Events, with Stand-Up Paddleboard demonstrations and remote-controlled sailboat races. • Exciting food choices, on-site restaurants and an assortment of Bay Area food trucks. • Free shuttle service to ensure getting around the show is as enjoyable as it is easy.

One thing is for certain…if you’re into boating or have anyinterest in the on-water lifestyle, this is THE place to beApril 6-9, 2017. Come with friends or bring the family!I hope to see you there.

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Jim AbelJim AbelSail America President JIM ABEL

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New Boat Showcase


OCEANIS 45When it comes to upholding the Beneteau tradition of quality, innovation and attention to detail, the Oceanis 45 has always been at the front of the line. Built to com-bine safety, luxury and performance, the Oceanis 45 has cornered the market when it comes to blue-water versatility. Intelligent use of space allows a range of op-tions below deck, including two heads with a choice of two, three, or

four cabins.The skillfully de-signed interior is bright and maxi-mizes storage space. See her at the Passage Nautical display.

DEHLER 34 – Northern CA debutRecently awarded Cruising World’s 2017 Boat of the Year in the Performance Cruiser category, the Dehler 34 combines the comfort of a luxury yacht and the per-formance of a racing yacht with a sporty and elegant exterior and a spacious interior featuring the specially developed Dehler Uni Door Concept, with one door for three rooms. History and high-tech combined in one

yacht.

A dream at the helm and also on the race course!

See her at the Dehler Yachts display.

JEANNEAU ODYSSEY 349From the very first glance, the Sun Odyssey 349 cap-tivates with her pure lines, generous interior volume and inviting cockpit. Whether in the cockpit or at the helm, at anchorage or at sea, you will enjoy taking full advantage of this seaworthy, stable and easy-to-han-dle sailboat. See her at the Cruising Yachts display.

HANSE 315 – Northern CA debutThe multi-award-winning Hanse 315 features out-standing sailing properties, a well-thought-out deck layout, self-tacking jib, and a light and airy interior with 2 layout options. This boat fulfills requirements of all future owners, regardless of whether you prefer sporty sailing, relaxing holidays or spending time together

on board with family andfriends; all with an attractive base price of $108,000.Come see her at the HanseYachts display.

J/88The 29-ft family speedster with stability, style and sailing comfort, hits the sweet spot in J/Boats’ per-formance sprit range. Large enough to provide the creature comforts of a sit-in cockpit, inboard diesel, overnighting interior and head – and small enough to be single-point lifted, owner trailered and stored.

The order backlog is building, so come have a look and at the Sail California display and order your J/88today.

Catalina 425 – Northern CA debutThe 425 incorporates all of Catalina’s hallmark fea-tures: a functional, spacious cockpit, a comfortable, carefully detailed interior, and all the 5 Series features that have redefined the Catalina brand.The deck includes twin helms on performance pedes-tals with pre-stretched cables. Hull features six large fixed ports recessed into the hull for lots of light and visibility.

Come see her at the Farallone Yachts display.

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OCEANIS 38

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New Boat ShowcaseNEW SWIFT TRAWLER 30The Swift Trawler 30 is the newest model in the range and represents Beneteau’s continuing quest to define the trawler as it should be. She packs all the luxury, performance and power you’d expect to find aboard a 40-foot boat. Her stylish, contemporary lines distin-guish her from the rest. Built for traveling long distanc-es as much as for enjoying anchorages and stopovers,

the Swift Trawler 30’s open layout is a plus for any voyage.See her at Passage Nautical.

BAVARIA S40 COUPEThe S40 Coupe simply cannot be surpassed for vari-ability. Large windows and doors transform the stern into a balcony and the cockpit into a saloon whenever you want, while the sophisticated lighting concept of-fers a 360-degree view at all times. With two double cabins and a large saloon with galley, the S40 Coupe is more than just a weekend motor yacht. The S40 exudes

luxury and sportiness with uniquespacious-ness.See her at the JK3display.

TIARA 3100 CORONETWhile maintaining the heritage of the original Tiara Series, the 31 Tiara presents herself with a touch of el-egance and style only seen from a manufacturer with over 60 years of luxury boat-building experience. The classic lines and timeless sheer are matched with mod-ern features and benefits complementing her American made pedigree. This popular boat has been a big hit in the Bay Area as it combines seakeeping a kin to a largeryacht and has hugecockpit space formany guests outfor a day’s cruiseon the water.See the Silver Seas Yachts display.

PRINCESS P49 FLYCutting through the waves at speeds up to 35 knots or cruising at a highly economical 30 knots, the new Prin-cess 49 promises to be sublimely enjoyable. She com-bines the latest Volvo IPS pod drive system with a new modified deep-V hull, providing ease of handling and maneuverability. Her social flybridge arrangement en-joys a twin helm seat, convertible L-shaped sofa and

generous seating aft.

Come see her at the Silver Seas Yachtsdisplay.

JEANNEAU VELASCO 37FAlthough slightly more compact, reinforcing a sense of intimacy and well-being, the new Velasco 37F is just as elegant as the Velasco 43F. Inside, every de-tail has been designed to increase window area, for a bright living space with magnificent 360° views.With her twin engines with shaft drive and thrusters,

the Velasco 37F redefines the modern power cruiser – dedicated to family fun on the water.See the Cruising Yachts display.

JEANNEAU NC11Contemporary elegance is complemented by total transparency and seamless space. The modular internal features are restrained and comfortable: cabins, huge bathroom, salon, storage, and more. A panoramic view and a fully equipped helm station make coastal cruising easy and enjoyable. Bright natural lighting and excellent ventilation bring you

closer to the elements.

Come see her at the Cruising Yachtsdisplay.


121

The 29-ft Family Speed-ster with Stability, Style and Sailing Comfort

Discover the Lastest from J/Boats atPacifi c Sail & Power Boat Show

The new J/121 (pronounced1-2-1) is a 40’ offshore speedsterthat can be day raced or dis-tance sailed by just fi ve or less crew. The best shorthanded J ever and capable of winning on any race track while also excel-ling in daysailing and weekend mode. Here’s a boat, class and program that redefi nes sail-boat racing as a recreation and shared adventure with friends. It fulfi lls the growing need to simplify life and reconnect withthose you really want to sail with.

Come to the show to learn more about the newest in the J/Boat line-up.We’ll then make arrangements for the best part of any J/Boat –

the not-to-be missed test sail.

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Offshore speedster.More speed withless crew.

The J/88 hits the sweet spot in J/Boats’ performance sprit range – large enough toprovide the creature comforts of a sit-in cockpit, inboarddiesel, overnighting interior and head; and small enough to be single-point lifted, and owner trailered and stored.The order backlog is building, so come have a look andorder your J/88 today.

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latest J/Boats!

With a family crew, the J/97E can cruise anywhere with un-paralleled ease in sumptuous accommodations. Underneath that exotic, sinfully luxurious interior is a pure thoroughbred – the unbridled, raw powerof a Ferrari 12-cylinder enginerumbling to a roar to blast you around the track while you relax in Rolls Royce ultra-leather comfort and relish Jaguar-like silkiness in the S-turns – a rare combination indeed.

Pure sailing boat.Fast, easy to sail,and comfortable.

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J/95 J/70J/88


Cool ProductsPacific Sail & Power is pleased to feature the following products from some of our exhibitors.

Please visit their booths and experience them for yourself! For a complete list of productsat the Pacific Sail & Power Show, see the show website at www.pacificboatshow.com.

SPAULDING MARINE CENTERWinch SeatSpaulding will display its recreation of the classic winch seat. First introduced by Barient Winch Company over 30 years ago, it has been unavailable – until now.

The Spaulding winch seat drops into any currently standard winch and provides acomfortable and cushy chair that the crew will fight over.

Shown for the first time at the Pacific Sail & Power Boat Show, the winch seat will have a suggested retail price of $295.

AB MARINEShaft SharkNew and improved – now with 2x more teeth! This new design features an additional serrated cutting blade for slicing through monofilament and tough aramid fiber ropes.Protect your drive train and propeller with the best rope, line and debris cutter there is. Available for both power and sail. The Shaft Shark is a serrated edge circular blade machined from high quality

(316L) type stainless steel. It is easy to install; no drilling, tapping or dismantling. It is available as a split 2x piece unit for quick and simple in-stallation, no need to remove propeller. Also available as a single piece unit for larger

diameter shafts. Zero maintenance since there are no moving parts (cutters/bearings/zincs/stops) to maintain or replace annually. Easily re-sharpened if necessary.

BOYE KNIVESExtreme performance, no rust Boye Boat Knives stay sharp through hundreds of clean cuts of high-tech rigging line. Amazing, but true! The cobalt-based blades are permanently rust free and non-mag-netic. See our folding and fixed blade models for safety and effectiveness on board. Ongoing cutting demo during show, try it yourself!

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FREEDOM LIFTUltimate Tender Lift SolutionThe ultimate solution for carrying and launch-ing your tender, dinghy or personal watercraft. This transom-mounted hydraulic system fea-tures wireless remote-control operation, the industry’s only easily removable Lift Arms and capacity of 800+ lbs.

SAILSTEPCreaky knees making your sailboat feel taller every year? SailStep’s award-winning boarding steps make docking safe and easy.

SailStep is rock-steady, with an en-gineered plastic step folding into a rugged aluminum frame. Compact for travel and weighing only five pounds, SailStep stows just about anywhere. Never sail without a step again!On approach, your crew can step off with dock lines in hand. Or walk your boat out of the slip, and effort-lessly step aboard. No hazardous jumping required!Stop by booth C-5 to see if Sail-

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Cool ProductsDAVIS INSTRUMENTSSnap Tool – Multi-Key A deck plate key with attitude! The Snap Tool Multi-Key is a hardened stainless steel boating and outdoor tool. Aside from its shackle and two deck plate keys, it features a button snapper and unsnapper, and zipper pull. It has slotted and Phillips head screwdrivers, four hex wrenches, a scraper, cut-ting blade and bottle opener. It measures 2.75” W x 4.48” L and weighs 2.8 oz. It sells for $12.99. The Davis Snap Tool – Multi-Key has won industry awards. At its third annual InNEWvation Award Show, Fisheries Supply Company awarded Davis In-struments’ Snap Tool Multi-Key its highest honor, the 2016 Grand Prize Winner. The Davis Snap Tool also won in the Maintenance category.


MUSTOGore-Tex™ Ocean Racer BootNew for 2017, Musto has introduced the Gore-Tex™ Ocean Racer Boot. These boots feature the

toughest Gore-Tex™ footwear membrane available. They offer complete waterproof pro-tection with maximum breath-ability. The Cordura™ gaiter adds extra protection against the elements and the damage-prone areas (toes/heels) are reinforced for longevity.

Available at the Musto booth!

PORTA-BOTEHi-Tech ALPHA SeriesOver 41 major engi-neering advances have been incoporated. An entirely new, unique, patented folding tran-som means the owner doesn’t have to carry a separate transom anymore – it’s now part of the Porta-Bote. In addition, even special beverage container holders are molded into the sides of the seats. Over 90,000+ original Porta-Botes are already in use around the world.

FIRST MATESolar PanelsIntroducing a new line of very high-performance marine solar panels and controllers.Complete kits are available with everything you need to install solar on your boat.The new 120-watt marine solar panel is powered by top-quality high-efficiency SunPower solar cells with incredible 22% ef-ficiency. When matched with the all new Tracer MPPT controller, this power plant will keep bat-tery banks charged even for the most demanding power requirements.The new 110-watt flexible marine solar panel is powered by top-quality high-efficiency SunPower solar cells and ideal for mounting on curved sur-faces and canvas binimi tops.

MATHIESEN MARINENew! Raymarine AXIOM

A powerful new multi-function navigation system with built-in RealVision 3D™ sonar, the all new LightHouse 3 operatingsystem, and blazing fast quad core performance.

AXIOM will transform yourtime on the water!

UNITED STATES POWER SQUADRONBoating Skills Virtual TrainerThe United States Power Squadron will be featuring their latest Boating Skills Virtual Trainer. The Boating Skills Virtu-al Trainer is a new way of providing hands-on boating skills for small boat operations featuring a Boston Whaler Dauntless 200 with a Mercury outboard engine. Skill build-ing includes docking, slalom, high-speed stop, leaving from the dock, mooring and man overboard in wind up to 25 knots and currents up to 8 knots in day or night time.

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CAST OFF FOR CRUISING Have you ever longed to be aboard one of the many sailboats you see on San Francisco Bay as you cross the area bridges? Have you ever dreamed of sailing in a beautiful tropical location? Cast off on a beautiful luxury cruising yacht and learn how easy it can be to make your dreams a reality! Get a taste of cruising US Sailing-style aboard one of Club Nautique’s gorgeous new Beneteau 31s. On this 90-minute sail, you’ll take the helm under the guidance of one of our Coast Guard-licensed captains and get an introduction to sailing. It could change your life!Thursday–Sunday: 10:30 a.m.–12:00 p.m.; 12:30–2:00 p.m.; 2:30–4:00 p.m.Online registration $75 per person; $95 on-site Limited to four people per sail.

POWER CRUISING ON SAN FRANCISCO BAYThe Bay Area is home to fantastic destinations on the water, and what better way to get there than by powerboat? Let Club Nautique show you how to begin by joining in on a 90-minute cruise on a brand new Jeanneau NC 9, a premiere boat in our newly enhanced powerboating program. Take the helm for a tutorial of basic powerboat operation while seeing some of the Bay’s famous sights, with one of our Coast Guard-licensed captains.Learn more about how Club Nautique’s new power program can put you at the helm exploring San Francisco Bay and beyond.Thursday–Sunday: 11:00 a.m.–12:30 p.m.; 1:00–2:30 p.m.; 3:00–4:30 p.m.Online registration $75 per person; $95 on-siteLimited to four people per cruise.

CATAMARAN SAILING CLINICAre you getting ready for your next charter vacation? Are you curious why so many sailors and charter companies are choosing multihulls? What are the main differences between multihull and monohull sailing? Are you looking to expand your sailing knowledge to include cruising catamarans? Then this is the clinic for you. During this two-hour on-the-water clinic, you will learn to maneuver a large cruising catamaran under both sail and power. You’ll learn about docking, sailing, and general systems of a large cruising catamaran. This clinic is offered Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday and is limited to six people per time slot.Please note: This clinic assumes intermediate sailing skills and experience. The goal is to transfer your existing skills set sailing a monohull to sailing a cruising catamaran – and will not cover basic sailing.Thursday–Sunday: 11:00 a.m.–1:00 p.m.; 2:00–4:00 p.m.Online registration: $125 per person; $145 on-siteLimited to six people per cruise.

WELCOME TO THE DISCOVER SAILING & BOATING CLINICS AT THEPACIFIC SAIL & POWER BOAT SHOWWhether you are a novice or experienced on the water, there is something for everybody in the programs offered at the show.

Take a cruise or a clinic with Discover Sailing & Boating. Whether you are a cruiser or a racer, thinking about the next boat or that next charter vacation, or looking to try out the latest boats on offer and learn about their new technologies and styles, one of these programs will be right for you!

To help boaters get the most out of their vessels and feel confident whenconsidering their next boat, we are featuring several hands-on on-the-waterclinics led by some of the best instructors in the Bay Area.

On these pages, you will find full descriptions for all our Discover Sailing & Boating Programs being offered at Pacific Sail & Power Boat Show 2017.

To learn more or to register for one of these clinics or free excursions, go to www.pacificboatshow.com and click on the ‘Discover Sailing/Boating’ tab. Pre-registration for these events isencouraged, and paid clinics include admission to the show for the day of the clinic (an $18/pp value).

INTRO TO SAILING A BOAT OVER 40’ Are you considering a bigger boat and want to find out how it feels? Interested in on-board training? This two-hour class is right up your alley! The program is an introduction to sailing a larger boat, applying the skills you have, and understanding new skills you will need to develop feeling comfortable on board. This training will give sailors of all experience levels an opportunity to become more competent and confident in their abilities.If you choose to venture beyond the sailing basics, we’ll expand your horizons by teaching you what you need to know in our ASA Sailing Courses offered by Passage Nautical at our Jack London Square office, or private lessons designed around your sailing goals.

Thursday–Sunday: 10:30 a.m.–12:30 p.m.; 2:00–4:00 p.m.

Online registration: $125 per person; $145 on-siteLimited to six people per class.

TWIN ENGINE CLINIC:CLOSE QUARTER MANEUVERING & DOCKINGIs it time for you to get behind the wheel of a larger power boat? Want to try maneuvering with a joystick? This three-hour clinic will teach you how to control a twin-engine vessel in close-quarters maneuvering, instead of the other way around. It is one of the few classes that you will depart or arrive at a dock as part of your training. All our students are pleasantly surprised to find themselves at a much more improved level at the end of this fun session.Following a short discussion about the four forces at work while motoring –prop walk, prop wash, wind, and current – we will review the basic undocking and docking techniques. This is a ‘hands-on’ clinic, so you will be doing the driving. You will practice fairway turns and backing the boat, and then we’ll move into a series of drills designed to lead you to mastery of common docking situations.

The clinic is offered by Passage Nautical.

Thursday–Sunday: 10:30 a.m.–1:30 p.m.; 2:30–5:30 p.m.

Online registration: $150 per person; $165 on-siteLimited to six people per class.

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STAND UP PADDLE BOARD RACESHosted by 101 Surf Sports

Learn more about the sport that originated in Hawaii and is now one of the fastest growing water sports! Get ‘on board’ and come participate or view the Stand Up Paddle Board Race in the Inner Harbor Basin on the weekend. Multiple races segmented by experience; all races will wrap up at 2:00 p.m.

Schedule:Saturday, April 8: Paddle Board Races

2-mile short course – perfect for first timers • 6-mile long course – experienced paddlers10:30 a.m. Skippers Meeting; 11:00 a.m.

Invited Classes: SUP, Prone, Surfski, Outrigger Canoe, KayakDivisions: Men, Women, Under 18, Masters 55+

Interested? Contact 101 Surf Sports at www.101surfsports.com or call (415) 524-8492.Registration: Online pre-registration $20; Registration on-site $30Register Online at https://paddleguru.com/races/BoatShowPaddleRaceMarinaBay

Where: Marina launch ramp

Sunday, April 9: Inflatable Paddle Board Extravaganza

Team-building exercise on the SUPsquatchExhibitor Race – short sprintSUP Tug-o-war on SUPsquatches or individuals • SUP jousting Show up and join in the fun! 11:00 a.m. – 2:00 p.m. at the marina launch ramp

HANDS-ON SMALL SAIL BOAT DEMOSHosted by West Coast Sailing

New to sailing or just want to try the fun and excitement of small sail boats? Try one of the select demo boats on the water during the boat show. We’re excited to offer demos to customers – free of charge. (Show admittance fee applies.)

Sign up online at www.pacificboatshow.com and click ‘Discover Sailing/Boating.’

WETA – Fast and fun 14’ trimaran with a strong fleet in and around the Bay Area. Check out the boat in person that famously handles the city front at its worst, and their website at: www.wetamarine.com.

HANSA 303W – This is an Inclusive 10’ Sailboat, used around the world to let everyone from youngsters to seniors, and those with any level of physical ability, sail. Weighted centerboard and reefable main all make this boat exceedingly stable for any sailor.Go to www.hansasailing.com/product/1040-303-wide-complete-boat-ready-to-sail.

RS VENTURE CONNECT – The nonprofit California Inclusive Sailing will be showing off one of their small keelboats – the Venture Connect.Fitted with two seats and a weighted keel, the Venture is a three sail, fun and roomy boat for sailors of any physical ability. Check out: www.rssailing.com/us/explore/us-rs-venture-connect.

West Coast Sailing will be doing demos all week during the boat show. Register for a free demo online at www.pacificboatshow.com and click ‘Discover Sailing/Boating’, or on the dock. Come see the boats that are growing sailing access around the world.

When: Throughout the show Where: Marina launch ramp

Plenty of Fun Things to Do and See!From the novice boater to the old salt, the Pacific Sail & Power Boat Show has something for everyone:

a huge selection of the latest boats and boating accessories, an extensive seminar schedule,hands-on boating clinics, live music and parties.

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Show HighlightsLIFE RAFT DEMONSTRATIONHosted by Sal’s InflatablesHave you ever looked at that white box up on the deck, wondering if you ever needed to inflate it, how you would go about it?

Join Sal’s Inflatables/Viking for a live demonstration of their life raft, including a fullin-water inflation. You will be able to get a firsthand experience and ask questions about the use and proper maintenance of your current or future life raft.

Saturday, April 8 at 2:30 p.m.Sunday, April 9 at 2:30 p.m. Where: By the Marine launch ramp

THE FIGURE 8 VOYAGE – THE CHALLENGEHosted by Randall ReevesIn the fall of 2017, lone sailor, Randall Reeves, will depart San Francisco for a first-ever circumnavigation of both the American and Antarctic continents in one season. The route will pass through all the world’s oceans, approach both poles, and round Cape Horn twice.

The Figure 8 expedition vessel is a 45-foot, flush-deck aluminum sloop. Built in 1989 for German adventurer Clark Stede, she was the first yacht to circumnavigate the Americas in 1993. In 2002 and skippered by Tony Gooch, she was the first yacht to circumnavigate the globe non-stop via the Southern Ocean from a starting point in North America. Randall’s Figure 8 combines these two routes into one epic voyage.

See the vessel, climb aboard, and meet Randall at the in-water display or at his seminars.

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Show HighlightsRADIO-CONTROLLED MODEL SAILBOAT RACING & DISPLAYHosted by Sacramento Model Yacht Club and Elk Grove Model Yacht ClubJoin members of the Sacramento Model Yacht Club (SMYC) and Elk Grove Model Yacht Club, each morningat 10:30 a.m. and again at 2:00 p.m., to enjoy the racing in at least three classes –Santa Barbara 70”, Canterbury J’s 60”, and Infinity 54” – in the Inner Harbor Basin at the show.

Watch as the mini yachts make their way through the Basin, keeping you on the edge ofyour seat for the win.

We will also have beginner boats to sail along with an 8-1/2-foot J class replica ofShamrock on display as well as sailing.

Visitors will be able to try maneuvering the models with a little supervision.

When: Daily at 10:30 a.m. and 2:00 p.m. Where: Inner Harbor Basin

WE’RE SAILING AND SUPPING FOR A CURE!Come to the Leukemia Cup Regatta’s booth #D11 to learn more about how you can have FUN and FUNdraise with the 12th Annual Leukemia Cup Regatta and Stand Up Paddle Race (the SUPCUP!). The Pacific Union Leukemia Cup Regatta is the top fundraising regatta in the country for the past10 years. We are looking for motivated and competitive individuals to spend the day on the SF Bay showing their support to find a cure for blood cancers!

Special Event:Join 101 Surf Sports and the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society on Saturday, April 8 for the inaugural Stand Up Paddle Board race at the boat show.

See the STAND UP PADDLE BOARD RACE for more information.

AUTHORS’ CORNERStop by the Authors’ Corner and pick up a great new read from your favorite sailing author. Chat with the experts, receive some great advice for yournext sailing trip, get a signed book, and hear a tale or two about any number of sailing topics and adventures.

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Understanding and Troubleshooting Boat Electrical SystemsNigel Calder

Location: Craneway Pavilion Seminar Center Date: Friday, April 7Time: 9:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m. (Arrive at 8:45) Cost: $139/person; $249/couple

The number one source of problems on boats large enough to have an electrical system, both power and sail, lies in these electrical systems. Tech guru Nigel Calder, author of the best-selling Boatowner’s Mechanical and Electrical Manual (now in its 4th edition, with over 300,000 copies sold) takes participants through the core design and installation requirements necessary to head off electrical systems problems, and then delves into step-by-step troubleshooting techniques, including using a multimeter, that will rapidly identify most problems shouldthey arise. Not only will you leave class with a far better understanding of your electrical systems and knowing how to fix common problems, but you will also likely save the price of admission by not having to make service calls or swap out perfectly good parts in search of solutions.No previous experience is required.

Mahina Expeditions Offshore Cruising SeminarJohn Neal, Amanda Swan-Neal and Nigel Calder

Location: Craneway Pavilion Seminar Center Date: Saturday, April 8Time: 8:30 a.m.–5:30 p.m. (Arrive at 8:15) Cost: $139/person; $249/couple

Self-sufficiency and preparation for your cruising adventures, whether to Mexico, the South Pacific or worldwide, are the focus of this intensive eight-hour seminar. Technical guru and author Nigel Calder joins John and Amanda Neal for 18 dynamic topics illustrated with PowerPoint presentations and documented in included 260-page Offshore Cruising Companion. In-depth topics include: Selecting and Outfitting a Boat for Offshore Cruising, Diesel Engine Overview, Storm Survival Tactics, Rigging and Sails, Communications, Anchoring, Piracy and Security, Managing Your Escape, Cost of Cruising and Best Worldwide Cruising Areas. This is the 164th Offshore Cruising Seminar John and Amanda have presented to 12,000 sailors since 1976. Visit http://www.mahina.com/seminar.html for the list of topics and schedule.

John Neal’s 350,000 ocean miles over 43 years include 27 years of conducting 181 worldwide sail-training expeditions aboard Mahina Tiare, a Hallberg-Rassy 46 detailed on www.mahina.com. He is author, co-author, or contributing author of 16 books. John and his wife Amanda annually spend six months at sea, sail-ing 10,000 miles. Their seminars incorporate the latest information, techniques and resources.

Amanda Swan Neal’s 310,000 ocean miles include completing the Whitbread Around the World Race as rigger aboard Maiden, two Sydney-Hobart Races and seven Cape Horn roundings. She has worked as a rigger and sailmaker in England, Australia and New Zealand. Additional experience includes coaching women’s international sailing teams and tall ship sail training. She has instructed aboard Mahina Tiare II & III since 1994 and is author of The Essential Galley Companion, plus 120 magazine articles.

Nigel Calder is best known for his Boatowner’s Mechanical and Electrical Manual and Marine Diesel Engines, both consid-ered definitive works. In addition to hundreds of magazine articles, he has also authored A Cruising Guide to the Northwest Caribbean, Cuba: A Cruising Guide, Nigel Calder’s Cruising Handbook: A Compendium for Coastal and Offshore Sailors and How to Read a Nautical Chart. Nigel is currently the Technical Editor or an Associate Editor of PassageMaker, Professional Boatbuilder, Sail, Ocean Navigator and Yachting Monthly magazines, and a freelance consultant on marine energy issues. He and his wife, Terrie, annually cruise Europe aboard their Malo 46, Nada and have spent the last 35 years cruising and writing about the East Coast of North America, Caribbean, Atlantic, U.K, and Scandinavia.


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Pacific Cup 2018Pacific Offshore Academy

Location: Craneway Pavilion Seminar Center Date: Saturday, April 8Time: 11:00 a.m.–4:00 p.m. (Arrive at 10:45) Cost: $45/person (includes same-day entrance to the show)

The “FUN Race to Hawaii” runs every even year from San Francisco to Hawaii. Started in 1980, the race has been enjoyed by thousands of racers sailing well over a million miles in total. The 2018 Pacific Cup will start the week of July 9, 2018, and invites well-prepared boats to race to the warm, welcoming shores of Kaneohe Bay, Oahu.

Unique amongst the major distance ocean races, in the run up to the start, participants attend a series of five seminars called the Pacific Offshore Academy (POA). Seminar topics include how to configure and optimize your boat for the race to Hawaii, weather forecasting and navigation, crew selection and training, medical emergency training, provisioning, and a host of other topics designed to prepare the racers for their trip to Hawaii. Each seminar includes a lineup of top ocean sailing experts, from seasoned offshore professionals to electronics and navigation gurus, and veteran amateur racers who can make the material accessible to first timers.

The seminar series is designed for skippers and crew of boats either registered for Pac Cup 2018 or seriously considering entry. The Pacific Cup is excited to hold the first seminar of its POA series in the run up to Pac Cup 2018 at the Pacific Sail & Power Boat Show. The seminar will end at 4:00 p.m., giving participants a chance to also attend the boat show and enjoy the hospitality of hosted parties that night.

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Marine Weather, Seamanship and Navigation Strategies,and Boat Outfitting Symposium: The Ultimate Cruising SymposiumPam Wall and Lee Chesneau

Location: Craneway Seminar Pavilion Date: Sunday, April 9Time: 8:30 p.m.–5:00 p.m. (Arrive at 8:15) Cost: $139/person; $249/couple

This one-day intensive program simplifies complex issues involving weather (WX) as well as the importance ofboat outfitting.

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• A critical discussion of marine watches, advisories and warnings as issued by the U.S. National Weather Service (NWS) and Environment Canada; from Small Craft Advisories/High Wind Warnings, to Gale, Storm, and Hurricane Force watches and warnings. • Tying in the three core synoptic scale charts as generated from the NWS’s Ocean Prediction Center (OPC): Surface pressure; upper air 500 Mb, wind/wave analyses and forecast products. • A hands-on exercise of understanding the key components of the previously noted synoptic scale products (charts), ranging from wind plots, fronts, troughs, squall and shear lines, clouds and local surface WX conditions, to upper air 500 mb flow patterns, wind and wave products (regional feet versus full ocean in meters); all products depicted on navigation-friendly Mercator projection backgrounds.

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Pam discusses the important equipment to consider having aboard a well-founded sailing vessel to deal with the WX,the sea state, personal safety and well-being.

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Marine Diesel Engines: Maintenance and TroubleshootingNigel Calder

Location: Craneway Pavilion Seminar Center Date: Sunday, April 9Time: 9:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m. (Arrive at 8:45) Cost: $139/person, $249/couple

The diesel engine is a critically important piece of safety equipment aboard any cruising boat. Tech guru Nigel Calder, au-thor of the best-selling Marine Diesel Engines (now in its 3rd edition, and used as a text book in numerous diesel classes), brings his unique brand of humor to a seminar for boatowners, both power and sail, that want to get the most out of their time on the water. Distinguishing between contemporary and older diesels, Calder takes a careful look at fuel, oil, cooling, airflow and powertrain systems, describing in detail all normal maintenance procedures together with basic troubleshoot-ing techniques for common diesel engine problems – defining what the untrained boatowner can reasonably be expected to do and what should not be attempted. You will come away from this seminar with an enhanced understanding of your engine and the confidence to carry out routine maintenance, which alone will save you the price of admission.

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Kame RichardsKame Richards is a sailmaker and sail designer at Pineapple Sails, which he co-founded in 1973. Pineapple Sails makes both racing and cruising sails literally building them from start to finish at its facility locally in Alameda, CA. Kame attended the University of California, Berkeley, majoring in geophysics. His racing experience covers San Francisco Bay, the California coast, multiple Hawaii and Mexico races, as well as races in the Great Lakes, Florida, Texas and Europe. He has cruised in Mexico, New Zealand and Australia. He has a well-established reputation as a lecturer on all aspects of sailing.

John and Amanda-NealJohn Neal’s 350,000 offshore miles include six Cape Horn roundings plus voyages to Antarctica and Spitsbergen. Since 1976, John’s passion has been shar-ing his knowledge of ocean cruising through 175 sail-training expeditions worldwide aboard Mahina Tiare III,a Hallberg-Rassy 46 detailed onwww.mahina.com.

Amanda Swan-Neal completed the Whitbread Race as rigger aboard Maiden, and has 30 years’ involvement in international racing and sail training. She has worked as a rigger and sailmaker in England, Australia and New Zealand.


Bob BitchinSince the early ‘60s, adventure has been a way of life for Bob. He worked as a trav-eling companion and bodyguard for Evel Knievel, then in the early ‘70s, he started sailing. For more than 30 years he lived aboard sailboats and cruised most of the Pacific and Central America. In 1996, he created Latitudes and Attitudes magazine.

More recently, Bob and his wife Jody created Cruising Outpost magazine. He divides his time between publishing, writing, world cruising, doing seminars on sailing, riding his Harley and writing books. He has written eight books: Biker to Sailor (his newest), Letters From The Lost Soul, The Sailing Life, Brotherhood of Outlaws, BIKER, Emerald Bay, King Harbor and Starboard Attitude.

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Patrik SwanljungPatrik grew up sailing. (His mother put him under a sail to sleep as a baby!) A trained scientist, Patrik holds a PhD from the Royal University in Stockholm, several patents, and has 30 years experience in medical technology. Retiring from that field in 2001, he got a chance to combine his experience and his love of boating by starting a company making solar panels for marine use. This year Patrik finally decided to spend more time at sea and less in running a business, but he is still active, part time, in solar design.

Lee ChesneauLee Chesneau is highly experienced senior marine meteorolo-gist and graduate from one of the elite universities that offer degrees in meteorology, the University of Wisconsin (Madison). His Bachelor of Science Degree in Meteo-rology was Lee’s ticket to a distinguished and extensive career with NOAA’s National Weather Service and Satellite Service. Lee also served as a U.S. Navy civilian Ship Routing Officer, a Route Analyst for a major commercial ship routing company, and his first career start as a naval officer, where he served at several U.S. Navy Fleet Weather Centers (Rota, SP, and Norfolk, VA), and on aircraft carriers (USS Saratoga CV-60 and USS Guam LPH-9).

Andy TurpinLatitude 38’s Managing Editor Andy Turpin is a lifelong sailor who has done the Baja Ha-Ha rally more than 20 times, and he loves to share his insights about it. Andy is the principal organizer of the Pacific Puddle Jump rally to Tahiti. He has sailed in French Polynesian waters many times.

Liza CopelandLiza Copeland is the award-winning writer of four best-selling books on cruising, which includes narratives about circumnavigating with a young family and a trip around North and Central America, along with a practical how-to text. She and husband Andy have now completed 123,000 miles to 114 countries in their current boat Bagheera besides many more miles offshore racing, cruising other boats and completing deliveries. She also writes for a variety of magazines and gives seminars worldwide on sailing and travel. When not traveling the world she enjoys life in Vancouver. BC.

Dick MarkieDick has been in Mexico since 1990, cruising for several years and thenmanaging marinas since 1995. He is a wealth of information about weather, life in Mexico, and the much needed paperwork for international cruising.


Elbert AshbaughElbert has designed sailing courses and taught sailing in the US, Europe, the Caribbean and the Far East for over 20 years. He is the Affiliate (schools) Representative for the American Sail-ing Association and consults in the development of the ASA’s latest tools and methodologies.

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The three-cabin interior is carefully detailed with lots of drawers and The three-cabin interior is carefully detailed with lots of drawers and solid teak fiddles and trim, complemented with maple hull panels, solid teak fiddles and trim, complemented with maple hull panels,

creating a bright, yet warm and inviting, traditionally crafted atmosphere. creating a bright, yet warm and inviting, traditionally crafted atmosphere.

All of the famous 5 Series features are incorporated, including all L.E.D. features are incorporated, including all L.E.D. 5 Series features are incorporated, including all L.E.D. 5 Serieslighting, 28" lifelines, and excellent access to all machinery and systems.lighting, 28" lifelines, and excellent access to all machinery and systems.

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The crew of Latitude 38 invites all Baja Ha-Ha veterans, Pacific Puddle Jump vets, and West Coast circumnaviga-tors – plus anyone who wishes they were, or hopes to be someday – for a reunion party on Friday, April 7, at Latitude 38’s booth C1. Swap some tall tales about cruis-ing Central and South America, the Caribbean, and the South Pacific, and see who’s completed a circumnaviga-tion. Latitude 38 will bring some snacks and beverages. You bring your smile, dreams, and your memories.

Let’s PartyCelebrate TGIFFriday evening brings extra fun as several exhibitors kick back and host parties in their booths for show attendees. The exhibit hall and docks are lively and full of great opportunities for boaters seeking the best deals, all while you’re having a terrific time. Start the weekend with a bang at Pacific Sail & Power Boat Show!


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Let’s PartyDon’t Miss the Cruisers’ PartySaturday, April 8, at 6:00 p.m.

More than a dozen years ago, Bob Bitchin and Jody of Cruising Outpost created the Cruisers’ Party at the then Strictly Sail Pacific. Cruisers come from all over to enjoy this annual celebration of the cruising lifestyle. Eric Stone will be live and in concert, while you enjoy a slice of pizza and a beer or glass of wine.

There will be great raffle prizes, including a Kanberra Gel gift box, Pure water + filter system from Forespar, Hook & Moor boat tool and many more. Proceeds go to The Educational Tall Ship Foundation Project S/V Matthew Turner, being built in Sausalito, CA.

The event is free and open to all show attendees and ex-hibitors. It starts when the show closes at 6:00 p.m. You must be in the show prior to closing to attend.

Be part of the biggest, most fun cruising party of the year!

Please visitwww.pacificboatshow.com

for the latest show news and updates.


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BOAT SHOWApril 6-9

EWOL S.r.l. .............Craneway Pavilion G14

Faceline ............ Craneway Pavilion H13

Farallone Yacht Sales ...................................... In-Water

Farmers Insurance Agency ......Marina Exhibition Tent T34

Fiorentino Para Anchor ............... Craneway Pavilion J4

First Mate Marine, Inc. ............. Craneway Pavilion E16

Forespar ...............Craneway Pavilion K5

Four Seas ........Marina Exhibition Tent T3

Freedom Boat Club – California Delta ......Marina Exhibition Tent T27

Freedom Lift ......Marina Exhibition Tent T35

Garhauer Marine ...............Craneway Pavilion C8

Garmin USA ............ Craneway Pavilion D16

Hallberg-Rassy ...................................... In-Water

Handcraft Mattress Company .............Craneway Pavilion C16

Hanse Yachts ...................................... In-Water

Helms Yacht Sales ...................................... In-Water

Helmut’s Marine ...............Craneway Pavilion G1

Hydrovane International Marine

............. Craneway Pavilion E15

HyperVent Marine ...............Craneway Pavilion G4

Imtra Corporation ..............Craneway Pavilion M7

Exhibitors


California Department of Boating and Waterways

...............Craneway Pavilion G8

Cali-Optics Importer ..............Craneway Pavilion I13

Cape Hatteras Marine, Inc. ..............Craneway Pavilion I15

Carefree Boat Club of San Francisco Bay

............... Craneway Pavilion F3

Catalina Yachts ...................................... In-Water

Click Heat, Inc. ........... Craneway Pavilion B3 &

Marina Exhibition Tent T23

Club Nautique ........... Craneway Pavilion B6 &

In-Water

CNB/Lagoon ...................................... In-Water

Coastal Climate Control (Veco)

............ Craneway Pavilion H16

Coyote Point Yacht Club ........Marina Exhibition Tent T4

CPT Autopilot ...............Craneway Pavilion G2

Cruise RO Water and Power .............. Craneway Pavilion D2

Cruisers Yachts ...................................... In-Water

Cruising Outpost ............Craneway Pavilion M11

Cruising Yachts ...................................... In-Water

Cutco Cutlery ...............Craneway Pavilion G6

Dan Boater .............Craneway Pavilion G12

Davis Instruments .............Craneway Pavilion K10

Dehler Yachts ...................................... In-Water

Delta Sailing School ............... Craneway Pavilion E3

Discover Sailing & Boating .........................................Marina

Doyle Sailmakers ............... Craneway Pavilion J6

Dragonfly ...................................... In-Water

Dream Yacht Charter .............Craneway Pavilion B16

Dubarry of Ireland ............... Craneway Pavilion L7

Dutchmar .............. Craneway Pavilion D1

Easom Rigging and Racing .............Craneway Pavilion B10

Electric Yacht ..............Craneway Pavilion I16

Ella Vickers Recycled Sailcloth

.............. Craneway Pavilion D4

Encinal Yacht Club ...............Craneway Pavilion C7

Essex Credit ............... Craneway Pavilion J3

Euro Marine Trading, Inc. ...............Craneway Pavilion G3

AB Marine ...............Craneway Pavilion K3

Adidas Sailing USA ............... Craneway Pavilion E6

Afterguard Sailing Academy ..............Craneway Pavilion I14

Alerion Yachts ...................................... In-Water

AME Captain’s Licensing ...............Craneway Pavilion A4

American Battery Company ...............Craneway Pavilion C4

Annapolis Hybrid Marine ............. Craneway Pavilion J15

ATN, Inc. ............... Craneway Pavilion L9

B&G Navico ............. Craneway Pavilion E11

Bainbridge International .............Craneway Pavilion C15

Bavaria Yachts ...................................... In-Water

Bay Area Boat Loans - Intercoastal Financial Group

........Marina Exhibition Tent T1

Bay Marine Boatworks, Inc. ................Craneway Pavilion I4

Beneteau America ...................................... In-Water

Beta Marine West/ H&M Marine Services

...............Craneway Pavilion K2

Boatswain’s Locker ...............Craneway Pavilion A6

Boye Knives ............... Craneway Pavilion E9

Brickyard Cove Marina .............. Craneway Pavilion D3

Bruce Brown & Associates .............Craneway Pavilion K13

In AlphabeticalOrder

Please check our website atwww.pacificboatshow.com

for updated exhibitor listings, boats on display, and seminar information.

Exhibitors


Inflatable Boat Specialists ......... Craneway Outdoor BU15

Iverson’s Design, Inc. ............ Craneway Pavilion D15

J/Boats ...................................... In-Water

Jeanneau America ...................................... In-Water

JK3 Nautical Enterprises ...................................... In-Water

Johnson Hicks Marine Electronics

............ Craneway Pavilion D10

Johnson Marine (C. Sherman Johnson Company, Inc.)

.............Craneway Pavilion K11

Kanberra Group ............... Craneway Pavilion L8

KKMI ........... Craneway Outdoor BU1

Lagoon Catamarans ...................................... In-Water

Latitude 38 Media, LLC ...............Craneway Pavilion C1

Leader Yachts ...................................... In-Water

Lee Sails of California ...............Craneway Pavilion C9

Leukemia Cup Regatta ............ Craneway Pavilion D11

Magic Masseuse .............. Craneway Pavilion D8

MagicEzy .............Craneway Pavilion K11

Mantus Anchors .............Craneway Pavilion K16

Marina Bay Yacht Harbor ............. Craneway Pavilion E14

Mariners General Insurance Group ........Marina Exhibition Tent T2

Maritime Institute ............. Craneway Pavilion L14

Maritimo Yachts ...................................... In-Water

Marquis Yachts ...................................... In-Water

Mathiesen Marine ............... Craneway Pavilion F6

Mechanical Advantage ......Marina Exhibition Tent T35

Mexican Association of Tourist Marinas ............... Craneway Pavilion J9

Modern Sailing School & Club ...............Craneway Pavilion C2

Moody Yachts ...................................... In-Water

Moorings North America, The ............... Craneway Pavilion J5

Musto ............... Craneway Pavilion L1

NC11 (Jeanneau) ...................................... In-Water

New England Ropes ...............Craneway Pavilion G9

New Found Metals ............... Craneway Pavilion J7

North Sails ............... Craneway Pavilion F1

Oakland Yacht Club .............. Craneway Pavilion D5

Oceanic Yacht Sales ...................................... In-Water

Oceanvolt ............. Craneway Pavilion J10

Orange Coast Yachts ...................................... In-Water

Owl Harbor Marina ............... Craneway Pavilion E4

Pacific Cup ...................................... In-Water

Pantaenius America Ltd. ...............Craneway Pavilion B1

Park Presidio Marine ......Craneway Pavilion I9 & I10

Passage Nautical ...................................... In-Water

Pineapple Sails ............... Craneway Pavilion L5

Polar Power ............. Craneway Pavilion J13

Polyform US .............Craneway Pavilion K13

Porta-Bote International .............Craneway Pavilion C16

Princess Yachts ...................................... In-Water

Principal Financial Group ............. Craneway Pavilion L11

PYI, Inc. ............ Craneway Pavilion H15

Quantum Sails ............... Craneway Pavilion J1

Raymarine/FLIR ............. Craneway Pavilion F16

Recreation Publications ............ Craneway Pavilion D13

Renewal by Andersen ............... Craneway Pavilion F4

Richard Boland Yacht Sales ...................................... In-Water

Richards Marine Marketing .............. Craneway Pavilion H9

Richmond Convention and Visitors Bureau ...............Craneway Pavilion B4

Ronstan .............Craneway Pavilion G15

Rum Reggae, Inc. ...............Craneway Pavilion A1

Sacramento Model Yacht Club ........Marina Exhibition Tent T1

Sail California ...................................... In-Water

Sail SF Bay ............... Craneway Pavilion E8

Sail Time ...................................... In-Water

Sailology, LLC ............... Craneway Pavilion E1

SailStep, LLC ...............Craneway Pavilion C5

SailTime San Francisco ...................................... In-Water

Samson Ropes ...............Craneway Pavilion K9

San Francisco Estuary Partnership .............Craneway Pavilion G10

San Juan Sailing ............... Craneway Pavilion F5

Scanmar International ...............Craneway Pavilion K1

Sea Bags ............. Craneway Pavilion L10

Sea Magazine .............. Craneway Pavilion D6

Seahawk Paints .............Craneway Pavilion K14

Seahorse Marine ...................................... In-Water

In AlphabeticalOrder – cont’d

Please check our website atwww.pacificboatshow.com

for updated exhibitor listings, boats on display, and seminar information.


Seawinds Catamarans ...................................... In-Water

Silver Seas Yachts ...................................... In-Water

SkyHawk Binoculars ......Marina Exhibition Tent T36

SkyMate ............ Craneway Pavilion H11

Southern California Marine Enterprises

.............. Craneway Pavilion H5

Spaulding Marine Center .............Craneway Pavilion C14

Spinlock ..............Craneway Pavilion M1

Star Marine Electronics, Inc. ............. Craneway Pavilion F15

Sterling Associates ............... Craneway Pavilion F7

Summer Sailstice ............. Craneway Pavilion E10

Sure Marine Service, Inc. .............Craneway Pavilion K12

Svendsen’s Marine .............. Craneway Pavilion N3

Swedish Marine ............ Craneway Pavilion H10

Swift Trawler ...................................... In-Water

Swiftsure Yachts ...................................... In-Water

ThunderStruck Motors .............Craneway Pavilion G16

Tiara Yachts ...................................... In-Water

Tocci Yachts ......Marina Exhibition Tent T29

Tradewinds Sailing School ............. Craneway Pavilion J11

Trident Funding Corporation Yacht Financing Specialists

...............Craneway Pavilion B2

Twin Rivers Marine Insurance Agency, Inc. .............. Craneway Pavilion H1

Ultra Marine West/ Quickline USA ............... Craneway Pavilion E5

Ultralight Solar, LLC ............. Craneway Pavilion L16

United States Power Squadron - District 25 ......Marina Exhibition Tent T32

US Sailing ............. Craneway Pavilion E12

Vallejo Yacht Club ............. Craneway Pavilion J14

Velasco Yachts ...................................... In-Water

VetusMaxwell, Inc. ............. Craneway Pavilion L12

Viking Life-Saving Equipment (America) ...............Craneway Pavilion A2

Virgin Island Sailing ......Marina Exhibition Tent T14

West Coast Sailing ......... Craneway Outdoor BU20

Western Marine Marketing, Inc. (Pettit Paint) .............Craneway Pavilion B11

Whitecaps Marine Outfitters ................Craneway Pavilion I1

Wichard ...............Craneway Pavilion B5

Wind Toys ..........Craneway Pavilion J16 & Craneway Outdoor BU25

WINSLOW® LifeRaft Company ............... Craneway Pavilion F8

World Cruising Club ...............Craneway Pavilion B9

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AccommodationsOfficial Hotel of the 2017

Pacific Sail & Power Boat Show Courtyard by Marriott® Oakland Emeryville

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Just over the Bay Bridge from San Francisco,10 minutes from Berkeley and just north ofOakland, the Courtyard by Marriott® OaklandEmeryville is centrally located within the Bay Area, making it the perfect home base. No matter which direction guests take for their Bay Area travels, they can start out with a hot and healthy breakfast in The Bistro – Eat. Drink. Connect®.

When they return, each of our 296 guest rooms is designed to allow for complete productivitywith well-lit work areas, ergonomic chairs and free wireless Internet access. Or, they may choose to relax in our indoor pool, whirlpoolor exercise room.

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With an Independent Self-Steering Windvane AND ‘Ready to go’ Emergency Rudder

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Ovni 395 Tashiba 36Beneteau 50Nautitech 42 Catamaran


Travel& ContactsAIRPORTS Oakland International Airport (OAK) (510) 563-3300

San Francisco International Airport (SFO) (650) 761-0800

AIRPORT SHUTTLES (provided by Trip Advisor)Air Express Cab (510) 485-4848

Airport Taxi Cab (510) 541-3331

Walnut Creek Airport Service (925) 381-9296

RICHMOND RESTAURANTS Assemble Restaurant (510) 215-6025

New Orleans Catering On-site at the show

Salute e Vita Ristorante (510) 215-0803

SHOW VENUECraneway Pavilion (510) 215-6000

Marina Bay Yacht Harbor (510) 236-1013

Richmond Convention and Visitors Bureau (510) 237-1403

Additional Convenient HotelsBerkeley City Club (510) 848-7800Claremont Club & Spa (510) 843-3000DoubleTree by Hilton (510) 548-7920Holiday Inn Express Berkeley (510) 548-1700Hotel Durant (510) 845-8981Hotel Mac (510) 233-0576Hotel Shattuck Plaza (510) 845-7300


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incorporated under the laws of New York and is a separate and distinct entity from any entity of the Pantaenius Group.

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All Risks Policy that covers broad marine risks without implied warranties of seaworthiness.

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PUBLIC TRANSITAC Transit (Alameda and Contra Costa Counties bus service connecting the East Bay and SF) 511

Airport Transportation 511

Amtrak Passenger Trains (800) 872-7245

BART (Bay Area Rapid Transit connecting San Francisco,Daly City, SFO and 25 East Bay cities) (650) 992-2278 or (510) 465-2278

Golden Gate Transit (415) 455-2000

Greyhound Bus (800) 231-2222

Muni (SF Bus and Cable Car) 511 or (415) 673-6864

Regional Transportation Information 511

Transit and ParkingPARKINGCraneway Pavilion has 1200 private and secure parking spots.

Note: Craneway Pavilion is respectful of its neighbors and as a guest of the Craneway we extend this obliga-tion to you as well. Please do not park in nearby busi-ness parks, neighborhoods or residential parking lots in the area. All vehicles parked in unauthorized areas willbe towed at owner’s expense.

NEAREST MAJOR AIRPORTSOakland/OAK 22.5 miles, 20-30 minutes per trafficand San Francisco/SFO 27 miles, 30-60 minutes per traffic.

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See Us In The Forespar Booth At The Show - Aisle K - K5

For Baja Ha-Ha,Pacific Puddle Jump Sailors

& West Coast Circumnavigators

FRIDAY, APRIL 7 6-8 pm • Booth C1

www.latitude38.com www.baja-haha.com

Reunite with past friends • Plan your 2017 Ha-HaOr, like in Mexico, relax with cruising friends

Latitude 38 reunionparty40th Anniversary!


� e VenueLOCATION, LOCATION, LOCATIONIn the heart of the East Bayand convenient to the 580freeway – 10 minutes fromBerkeley, five minutes from theRichmond/San Rafael Bridge,and 15 minutes from the SanFrancisco Bay Bridge.

Stunning views: 180-degreewaterfront views of SanFrancisco, the Bay Bridge,Oakland, Berkeley and the Bay.

Breathtaking Sunset: Classicwestern sunsets over AngelIsland and Mt. Tamalpais.Stunning views of the SanFrancisco Skylights.

CRANEWAY PAVILION1414 Harbour Way So., South Marina District, Richmond, CA

MARINA BAY YACHT HARBOR1340 Marina Way South, Richmond, CA

coordinates:Lat: 20º 39’ N Long: 105º 15’ W

+52 (322) 221-0275 | +52 (322) 221-0722

www.marina-vallarta.com.mx

352 vessel capacity (up to 160 feet), electricity, water,pump out, 88-ton travelift, dry dock, prime location,

restaurants, shops, hotels, airport

A PRIME LOCATION MARINA LOCATED INTHE HEART OF PUERTO VALLARTA, MÉXICO.

Operated By:

COORDINATES: LAT: 20º 39' N • LONG: 105º 15' W

+52 (322) 221-0275 +52 (322) [email protected]

coordinates:Lat: 20º 39’ N Long: 105º 15’ W

+52 (322) 221-0275 | +52 (322) 221-0722

www.marina-vallarta.com.mx

352 vessel capacity (up to 160 feet), electricity, water,pump out, 88-ton travelift, dry dock, prime location,

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A PRIME LOCATION MARINA LOCATED INTHE HEART OF PUERTO VALLARTA, MÉXICO.

Operated By:

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352 VESSEL CAPACITY (UP TO 160 FEET),ELECTRICITY, WATER, PUMP OUT, PRIME LOCATION,

RESTAURANTS, SHOPS, HOTELS, AIRPORT.


Directions

To view a show floor plan orfind out the latest updates on

exhibitors, seminars, etc.,please go to

www.pacificboatshow.com

CRANEWAY PAVILION1414 Harbour Way South

South Marina District, Richmond CA 94804

BY WATERContact Marina Bay Yacht Harbor at (510) 236-1013.

DRIVINGFROM OAKLAND, ALAMEDA, SAN JOSE:

Take 880 Northbound to 580 Westbound. Continue on 580 West towards Pt. Richmond. Exit Marina Bay Parkway,and turn left to go over the freeway. Stay on Marina Bay Parkway until you reach Regatta Blvd. Turn right on Regatta Blvd. Follow it to Marina Way South where you turn left. Then turn right on Hall Avenue, then left on Harbour Way South and follow it to the waterfront.

FROM SAN FRANCISCO, BERKELEY:

Take 80 Eastbound to 580 Westbound. Exit Marina Bay Parkway and turn left to go over the freeway. Stay on Marina Bay Parkway until you reach Regatta Blvd. Turn right on Regatta Blvd. Follow it to Marina Way Southwhere you turn left. Then turn right on Hall Avenue, thenleft on Harbour Way South and follow it to the waterfront.

FROM MARIN:

Take the San Rafael Bridge/580 Eastbound. Exit CuttingBlvd. Turn left onto Cutting Blvd. Make a right ontoHarbour Way South and follow it to the waterfront.

FROM SACRAMENTO:

Take 80 Westbound. Exit Cutting Blvd. Turn right onto Cutting Blvd. Turn left onto Harbour Way South andfollow it to the waterfront.

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Afterguard Sailing ............................ 45

Bainbridge ....................................... 41

Bay Marine Boatworks ...................... 3

Beneteau USA ................................... 9

Carefree Boats ................................ 27

Catalina Yachts ................................ 31

Club Nautique ................................. 17

Dehler Yachts .................................. 48

Doyle Sails ......................................... 7

Easom Racing and Rigging ............. 19

Forespar .............................. 20, 27, 44

Hotel Coral & Marina ....................... 37

Hydrovane ....................................... 41

Island Packet Yachts ....................... 13

Jeanneau America ............................. 5

Johnson Marine, C. Sherman .......... 26

La Paz Hotel .................................... 41

Latitude 38 Baja Ha-Ha Reunion Party ............................................. 44

Mahina Offshore Cruising Seminars ....................................... 23

Marina Bay Yacht Harbor ................ 35

Marina Cortez .................................. 26

Marina Costa Baja ........................... 33

Marina de La Paz ............................. 40

Marina El Cid ................................... 43

Marina Riviera Nayarit ..................... 42

Marina Vallarta ................................. 45

Maritime Institute ............................. 43

New England Ropes ........................ 27

Oakland Yacht Club ......................... 39

Owl Harbor Marina .......................... 47

Pantaenius America, Inc. ................. 43

Paradise Village ............................... 21

Passage Nautical ............................... 9

Pettit Paint ....................................... 15

Sail California .................................. 11

San Juan Sailing Charters ............... 20

Silver Seas ....................................... 25

Suncoast ......................................... 13

Svendsen’s Boat Works .................... 2

Trident Funding ................................ 39

Twin Rivers Marine Insurance .......... 32

Wichard-Fancor ............................... 46

Wichard-Sparcraft, Inc. ................... 34

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