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Storms don't wreck boats when you live on them.

Life is more complicated when have contract jobs or live on land, but if you retire on a boat, you simply move out of the way. If you have a couple days warning, hurricanes simply aren't big enough.

Boats are destroyed in hurricanes when the owner is freaking out about his house on land, or frankly, insurance scams. So some hull insurance won't pay out in tropical waters during hurricane season. So don't go there or get a different policy.

You can run into sudden squall issues, that is true.

One thing to think about is it might not be 10% cheaper it might be 75% cheaper. Even if you had to buy a completely new boat every decade because it sank (unlikely), it still might be cheaper than living on some land.



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