Seas the Day
Private sailing adventure on a Beneteau 42s7
Our Flagship
Sailing vessel Seas the Day was built in 1996 in France. She is a Beneteau First 42s7, designed by Bruce Farr. A fiberglass compartment sloop, she has a diesel auxiliary and three double cabins giving ample room below.
The vessel has special distinction of having a Maritime Administration (MARAD) waiver and can be used as an uninspected passenger vessel.
Seas the Day has spent most of her time in Hawaii as a charter sailboat. She is a boat that offers sailing luxury to anyone who sails with her.
Come sail with us in one of the most beautiful places in the world, Hawaii.
Captain Robert Rupnow
A waterman from the beginning, I grew up as an avid water skier and fisherman in Wisconsin. After graduating from college, I left Wisconsin (too cold!) and started sailing and scuba diving in the Florida Keys and Bahamas. This is where the thirst for sailing and cruising really took hold.
During the next two years, I sailed a 36-foot Columbia sailboat from San Francisco to Miami. During this journey, my need to go sailing became even stronger. My life was forever changed when I became friends with the owners of a 106-foot Schooner. They invited me to sail with them to the South Seas. I said yes, leaving everything behind.
The first stop was Hawaii. We made landfall in Hilo in 1977. It was love at first sight. Instead of sailing on to the South Seas, I jumped ship. Hawaii has been by home ever since.
In the early ‘80s, I ran a sailing club that went on an interisland trip every month. I also became a Certified American Sailing Association sail instructor. Currently, I live in a private harbor, Makani Kai Marina, in Kaneohe. I am in paradise and go sailing, paddle boarding, kayaking, and fishing every day. Life is good!
Come taste the good life with me and Seas the Day!