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To fund their long-term cruising lifestyle, the owners of Vagabond Voyages return to Switzerland annually for several months to work temporary, fixed-term contracts.5:27 The couple balances high Swiss wages against a high cost of living, often working 50-hour weeks to save enough for the next leg of their voyage.9:01 They intentionally limit their total income to avoid higher tax brackets.8:27 During these periods, they secure short-term housing near their workplaces, often relying on personal networks for vehicle rentals or temporary accommodation.10:56 The pair emphasizes that the most significant barrier to this lifestyle is the initial decision to leave, noting that they chose to forgo having children to maintain their mobility and financial flexibility.2:04 They highlight the necessity of passion for sustaining a decade-long voyage, acknowledging that the reality of living in a confined space and managing the responsibilities of a captain can lead to moments of doubt.24:42 They advise prospective cruisers to prioritize the maintenance of critical systems, including the engine, rigging, and steering gear, before attempting long passages.27:39

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