Feeling Yachty’s Sister Sites

Feeling Yachty sticks to yachts. Its founder, Fernando Yemail, also founded four other sites: Out.Miami and Out.pa, the city guides for Miami and Panama City; YachtyGuide, a boating publication; and OutMktg, a digital studio. All five share an owner, so a mention of one on another is a disclosure, not an independent review.

Who We Are at Feeling Yachty

Why these sites are listed here

Feeling Yachty sticks to yachts and yacht experiences in Miami and Panama. Everything else a guest may want around a charter has its own home on a site started by the same founder. They are listed on one page so the relationship is plain: Feeling Yachty, Out.Miami, Out.pa, YachtyGuide and OutMktg share an owner. When one of them mentions another, read it as a declared relationship and not as an outside endorsement. Who runs the charters is on who we are at Feeling Yachty.

Out.Miami, the Miami city guide

Out.Miami puts Miami’s restaurants, bars, clubs, beaches and shops on one map. A charter guest uses it for the hours around the boat: where to eat before boarding, where to go after the dock and what else to do in the city during the trip. It is growing into tours and city experiences run by the same team. The boats themselves stay on this site, under all Miami yachts for rent.

Out.pa, the Panama guide

Out.pa is the same kind of guide for Panama: restaurants, bars and what to do in Panama City. A guest sailing from the Amador Causeway uses it to plan the time on land around a charter. The Panama boats and routes are on this site, under yacht rentals in Panama.

YachtyGuide, the boating publication

YachtyGuide is a boating publication about buying boats, yacht careers and how a charter business runs, with guides for Miami and for Panama. Fernando writes its “Fernando’s Take” column. A guest who wants to understand boats beyond a day on the water, such as owning one or working on one, reads about it there. This site stays with renting.

OutMktg, the digital studio

OutMktg is a digital studio in Panama that builds websites and apps and runs search, advertising and automation. It made this website. A charter guest has no use for it on the day of the trip, and it is listed because it has the same founder. His own story is on Fernando Yemail, founder of Feeling Yachty.

What stays on Feeling Yachty

Booking a boat, its price, its dock and its crew stay on this site. Every boat has its own page, the full price is on that page before anyone pays, and one team answers before and after the charter, in English and Spanish. Charters are booked here, not on the guides. The footer of every page links the city guide for that city and YachtyGuide, and each link opens in a new tab so a booking in progress is not lost. On Panama pages the Out.pa link opens its Panama City section and the YachtyGuide link opens its Panama guides.

Questions

Questions about the sister sites

Who owns these sites?
Fernando Yemail. He founded Feeling Yachty, the two city guides, the boating publication and the digital studio.
Can a yacht be booked on Out.Miami or Out.pa?
Charters are booked with Feeling Yachty, on this site or with the team. The city guides cover restaurants, bars and things to do on land.
Which of them covers Panama?
Out.pa covers Panama City’s restaurants, bars and things to do, and YachtyGuide has boating guides for Panama.
Does one site review another?
No. A mention between them is a declared relationship between sites with the same owner.

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Feeling Yachty books private, captained charters in Miami and in Panama, each boat with its own page and its price.

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