This scene is so beautiful, filled with the gifts of nature! Every time I see this kind of view, I feel an urge to immediately buy a boat and enjoy similar moments on the water. But impulse is the devil, especially when making major decisions. An article titled “7 Common Pitfalls for First-Time Yacht Buyers” helped me calm down and turn my impulse into a well-thought-out plan. https://www.tumblr.com/pinkghoulpirate/792288561740316672/7-common-pitfalls-of-buying-a-yacht-for-beginners?source=share

Last week I bought a second-hand Yihong yacht. I sailed it to the place I'd always dreamed of visiting—Norway's fjords. It was truly breathtaking: towering snow-capped mountains flanked the shores, and the water was so clear you could see your reflection. So I felt everything I'd done was worth it.https://www.yachttrading.com/used-yachts-for-sale/brand-yihong/

Looking at this painting, it feels like the whole world has fallen silent. But the moment I think about all the hassles of buying a boat, that sense of tranquility vanishes. I recently read an article titled “Yacht Chartering vs. Yacht Ownership in 2025,” which made me realize that chartering is the best way to preserve that original feeling. https://www.yachttrading.com/yacht-encyclopedia/renting-vs-buying-a-yacht-in-2025-which-fits-you-best-874/

You're absolutely right, a new yacht isn't necessarily better. That reminds me of my second-hand Cranchi yacht. My father suggested that I replace my old yacht, but I think it still handles very well and performs reliably. In comparison, a new yacht may not necessarily be easier to handle or more suitable for me than my second-hand Cranchi yacht. https://www.yachttrading.com/used-yachts-for-sale/brand-cranchi/