The battery is depleted and is charging to some extent, but is not charging as it should.

The bimini was soaked. Catamarans and larger motor yachts were preferred in the majority of ports.

Unfortunately we had a bad experience with Sailing Forever. It’s very important that you thoroughly check the boat before you go, because it is clear that they don’t check it well enough. Our toilet had the tank full and it was clogged from the start. When we noticed this, we informed them and they came to try to fix it. But it was not possible. They wanted us to go back to the first marina to fix it, which we obviously didn’t want to, because we would lose precious time from our holidays and with no guarantee it would be fixed. The manager Tomo was very rude and refused to give us any form of compensation, even insinuating that we were the ones to clog it (how could we have filled the tank with shit in just a couple of hours?!?). The battery was the most worrisome. It kept going empty, even with our constant effort to charge it with the engine. We even woke up in the middle of the night to start the engine and try to save our food (which partially spoiled unfortunately). We had to manually bring up the anchor in the middle of a storm because the battery couldn’t help us, this was very distressing. The manager also tried to blame us for the battery. I am writing this because according to Tomo he “has 9/10 satisfied customers and doesn’t care if we are the unsatisfied one”.