Hitchhiking a boat is a bit like hitchhiking a plane. There are not so many boats...
Your best chances are to become part of the crew.
In the Caribean it's not too hard to find sail boats that need an extra hand on deck.
Weblinks with information
- Cruiser Log, has some useful hitchhike info and a rough guide of movements of cruising yachts
- Please add some comments about these sites if you know more about them.
- http://www.windowsoncyprus.com/crew_list.htm
- http://www.sailingalternatives.org/crew.htm
- http://www.floatplan.com
- http://www.crewfile.com
- http://www.cruisenews.net/cgi-bin/crew/webbbs_config.pl
- http://www.sailnet.com
- http://www.boating.co.nz
- http://www.latsandatts.net
- http://www.7knots.com
- http://www.worldcruising.com
- http://www.ships-for-sale.com
- http://www.dockwalk.com
- http://www.reliance-yachts.com
- http://www.partnersandcrews.com
- http://www.cs.ucla.edu/cgi-bin/geoff/cruisecrew/proto.cgi/crew
- http://www.boatingoz.com.au/noticeboardcrew.htm
- http://www.jamiesonmedia.com.au/cgi-bin/bbs_index.cgi
- http://www.hypermax.com/cgi-local/guestbook4.pl