Florida Yacht Charters & Sales Team

Bob’s love for the adventure of sailing began on Lake Saint Clair as a member of the Detroit Yacht Club. His accomplishments in the Junior Sailing Program lead to representing the Midwest in the prestigious Sears Cup at the age of 15.

Bob majored in Naval Architecture and Marine Engineering at the University of Michigan. He held the position of head Counselor and Instructor managing the Sailing and Boating Program and staff at Camp Michigania, the University of Michigan’s Alumni Family Camp facility.

Bob’s adventurous dreams of sailing brought him to Coconut Grove, Florida and a position as a rigger for the largest Yacht Brokerage/Marina Boat Yard in Miami. He joined the Miami Yacht Club and managed the Adult Sailing Program as head administrator, lecturer and one of his instructors.

Bob was offered the Captain’s position on “Phantom” a 50’ C&C racing sloop. After a number of the extended SORC series, Jamaica races and numerous regattas Bob was sent to Canada to oversee the construction and commissioning of the new “Phantom” a 66’C&C. She had the largest head sails in the world at the time, Barriant having been commissioned to design and manufacture coffee grinders large enough to handle them.

In 1973 Bob sailed with Ron Holland on Ron’s innovated design, “EYGTHENE” to win the IOR Quarter Ton championship in Tampa Bay.

In 1974 Bob was licensed by the State of Florida as a Yacht and Ship Salesman with Miami’s most prestigious firm. Bob prospered into the 1980’s assisting many sailors purchasing their yachts, accomplishing their dreams and adventures.

Bob had owned and cruised on his 32’ Gaff rigged Bahaman Cutter, “Delphis”, designed and built by Archer and Albury in Nassau, Bahamas and in 1976 purchased his 42’ Creekmore yawl, “Yonder”. Bob is refurbishing “Yonder”, celebrating a 33 year love affair with her.
Today, Bob is a Licensed Florida Yacht and Ship Salesman holding a United States Coast Guard 100 ton Master’s License with a Sailing Endorsement assisting his clients in all aspects of their yachting needs.

Linda Levy Goldberg is a native Miamian with extensive ties to South Florida. Her mother's family the Carbonell's of Key West are considered one of the oldest families of our Southern Most Point in the US. Linda developed a love of boating as a child going back and forth between family homes in Miami and Duck Key. Linda began sailing as a child, racing flying juniors then graduating to 420s. Linda decided to stay in Miami and received her Bachelors degree from the University of Miami. After a brief stint as a graduate student at Cornell University, Linda decided she preferred warmer weather and came back to the University of Miami to complete her Masters Degree in Public Administration. Linda is a Past President of the Young Patronesses of the Opera, a former Board Member of the Florida Grand Opera, and the Ronald McDonald House of Miami. In fact, Linda has been Cochairman of the Ronald McDonald House 12 Good Men luncheon for almost 12 years.

At the suggestion of friends, Linda decided to parlay her love of boats into a career as a yacht salesperson. Linda has spent the last fifteen summers on the coast of Maine and has become familiar with a large variety of vessels manufactured in the NE. Also, Linda enjoys large motor yachts having spent extended time on Hatteress yachts, as well as many other fine vessels. This past winter Linda enjoyed showing the privately owned "Giant" a 238' Ice Breaker.

Last fall, Linda sold a clients impecable 47' foot Morgan for the highest price ever in the Unites States.

Linda believes there is a right buyer for every boat and takes pride in fitting the pieces of the puzzle together to match the right boat to the right owner.