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[Yacht Life] 6 Reasons Why We Still Choose to Live at Sea

9 juin 2026 · 9 min · 2K vues · Brazil

Crew relaxes at helm, sailing open sea under blue sky

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Hitomi and her crew live aboard the yacht Suisuimaru, currently cruising in Brazil.0:35 Despite the inherent inconveniences of life at sea, the crew maintains this lifestyle for six primary reasons.0:37 First, the yacht functions as a mobile home, allowing the scenery outside the windows to change while the interior remains a familiar, secure space.2:00 Second, living on the water provides constant proximity to nature, including daily exposure to changing light, wind, and marine life like dolphins and sea turtles.2:49 Third, the lifestyle fosters a sense of daily adventure and discovery, even when remaining in a single location.4:09 Fourth, meals prepared and consumed on board are enhanced by the atmosphere and surroundings.4:56 Fifth, the yacht offers a private, customizable living space where the crew controls their own schedule to capture specific moments.6:11 Finally, the cruising lifestyle facilitates connections with other sailors and local cultures, such as purchasing fresh shrimp directly from local fishermen.7:19 The crew plans to continue sailing Suisuimaru toward their long-term goal of reaching Japan.8:38

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