It’s no secret that when I was younger, I was an adrenaline junkie, but after getting married and having kids, things changed. This does not imply that I have stopped going on outdoor adventures, but merely that I have scaled back on them. Or more accurately, changed them.

For parents who are looking for the perfect balance between an outdoorsy lifestyle and parenthood, my answer would be to find something you can do together as a family. Then you get the best of both worlds. The best of it all is nothing is off limits as long as everyone’s comfortable with the chosen activity.

Both my friend Jade and I had our share of hiking and camping fun with the hubbies and kiddos and, while it was a tad bit challenging, I can say with utmost certainty that it’s doable – of course with a decent dose of planning. One of the latest adventures we embarked on was going sailing, diving, and fishing.

I have a cousin who recently got a boat and was generous enough to share it with us. The kids wanted to experience the deep blues ever since I went underwater myself, so we couldn’t resist this kind of opportunity. Australia has a wonderful coastline so why not make the most of it?

As I mentioned, preparation is key to family adventure time, and acquiring adequate equipment was our first and foremost priority. But little did we know music would play a huge part in our boating fun too. And it was the top-grade marine stereo Bluetooth system that made all the difference!

Incredible Sound Quality for Boat Entertainment

It’s not necessary to be an audiophile to appreciate the high calibre of sound that this type of equipment can provide. Cutting through the waves at full power while taking in all the highs and lows of your favourite tunes from anywhere on the boat has a certain allure. Or even outside of it.

And I once believed that I required extreme sports to experience an adrenaline rush! With this type of sound unit, every note is audible unlike any other time before, and the greater quality is audible regardless of the volume or frequency you select. To further improve the experience, some products include their own amplifiers and subwoofers, even going so far as to provide customised settings for particular musical genres, whether they be classical, pop, rock, or electronic.

This being said, such stereos are different from your regular stereos, including those you have at home or in your car, because they have minimal sound distortion regardless of the windy or noisy open-air conditions. That’s simply because they’re designed and optimised for the harsh marine environment with some being marine-certified and others even waterproof and UV proof. That’s why this kind of investment comes in handy with improving overall boating experience. Now I know what the Italians mean by dolce vita!

Outstanding Bluetooth Streaming to Play Your Music

Let me tell you, music playlists should be considered as part of the trip planning priorities – especially if you’re out and about with the family. Singing together is part of the bonding experience, and it sure comes in handy creating a list where everyone has a favourite song of their own.

Lucky for us, with my cousin’s choice of amazing marine stereo Bluetooth streaming we didn’t have to as it was easy to pair the device with our smartphones and tablets and blast our songs. What made the whole thing even more user-friendly was having the chance to control the stereo from anywhere on the boat with a suitable remote control. At first, I didn’t think it necessary but when the favourite tunes came by, and I needed to blast the volume, I certainly appreciated the convenience.

USB Input for Convenient Charging

As modern-day people, we’ve come to get used to daily life with our electronics – and I’m sad to say sometimes it’s almost at the level of needing them like we need air to breathe. This is true even for us parents, so having a fully charged battery is one of the necessities for staying online, taking lots of pictures and videos, and listening to music.

When you have a boat equipped with a top-notch marine Bluetooth stereo that also has its own USB input then you know you have hours of water fun guaranteed without worrying about running out of battery. What’s more, you can use this input with other devices too, the likes of MP3 players as well as thumb drives.

So, you have all kinds of connectivity available to choose from. This is something I’d suggest you look into if you find yourself in a situation of shopping for a marine stereo worth your money.