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Asia:

Blue Water Star Sailing

Company offering a motor and three sailing yachts in the Langkawi archipelago, Malaysia. Details of the vessels, itinerary, picture gallery and enquiry form.

http://www.bluewaterstarsailing.com/

C’est Le Vent

An Oceanis 500 sloop sailing crewed from her current location. Description of the boat and cruises, recipes, rates and contact information.

http://www.sailtheworld.biz/

Kemana IV

A 65 foot Riva motor yacht available crewed in Thailand and Malaysia following the season, for up to eight guests. Includes specifications, rates, cruising area and an example itinerary.

http://www.kemanacharters.com/

Graand

Free Classified Ads Portal

www.graand.com

Meniscus

Skipper Mark Holroyd is offering trips and RYA courses from his present location whilst circumnavigating aboard a 45 foot Bruce Roberts sloop. Details of the itinerary, bookings and rates.

http://www.yachtvoyages.com/

Queen of Andaman

A 134 foot ketch sailing crewed for up to eight guests in Southeast Asia. Specifications, pictures and brochure.

http://www.queen-of-andaman.com/

Scame

A 72 foot classic wooden cutter sailing crewed around Sumatra, Thailand and India for six guests following the season. Details of the boat, rates, schedule and pictures.

http://www.surf-sail.com/

Seal Superyachts

Offers yachts for charter, repair facilities and provides shore services throughout the region. Includes office locations and local information.

http://www.seal-superyachts-asia.com/

South Asian Charter

Male, Maldives based company offering six sailing yachts crewed. Vessel and contact details.

http://sacharter.com/

Tanjung Masari

A motor yacht suitable for up to 10 guests, operated crewed for day and fishing charters by Penang Cruise. Includes vessel information, suggested itineraries and pricing information. Malaysia.

http://penangcruise.com/

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Outgoing US President George Bush says his biggest regret is the intelligence failure over Iraqi weapons.

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