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Next stop, South Caicos and Cockburn Harbor. The Turks and Caicos largest and most protected anchorage, we had expected a quick stop to check out this unique place. Unfortunately, strong winds and swell set in, leaving us stuck here for a week. On top of ...

Our next stop as we sail the Turks and Caicos is Six Hill Cay, 30 miles via Starfish Channel. This wonderful little stop is a snorkeler’s paradise with crystal clear waters and great holding for our anchor. After a quick exploration of the island by ding...

Welcome to Luperon, where we’ve finally landed after last month’s stormy adventures. The Dominican Republic is a bit of a culture shock for us. In this Adventure Log, we take you on a typical day's walk through town. It’s loud and hot, but very inexp...

July was doozy. We got hit with some nasty weather. We've spent a lot of time out of internet range. We had 8-, 12-, and 16-hour sailing days. So many things broke. And unfortunately, some of our camera equipment and hard drives got drenched in a crossing ...

You haven't heard from us in a while, and there are several reasons why. We got hit with some nasty weather. We've been out of internet range. And unfortunately, some of our camera equipment and hard drives got drenched in a crossing (apologies for some mi...

We leave the Bahamas behind a set off on a 40 hour, 250 miles sail to Proveniales in Turks and Caicos. Check out our merch!: https://sailing-doodles.myshopify.com/ This channel is funded by viewers like you. Please help us keep this channel creating gr...

The Crew heads from the Dominican Republic to the Turks & Caicos where they catch their first lobster. Fi & Justin leave the boat, and Kruger comes back down with a busted knee. S/V Full Send hits their first waves in Bahamian waters and discover ...

We left Provo for the SE end of Turks and Caicos, to rest before making our final jump to the D.R. When suddenly - we heard a loud BANG and the boat started shaking, violently! Get the FULL STORY on our blog: https://bumsonaboat.com

Back in South Africa visiting family and friends our You Tube followers are asking us to post more videos. I thought this would be a great opportunity to reflect on the oceans we have sailed, the places and people we have met and whilst everything cannot b...

Reading the colour of the water helps navigate in the shallow seas of the Bahamas and Turks & Caicos. We keep a lookout for coral heads crossing the Caicos Bank under sail and try out going aloft to extend our view. Sailing in the shallow waters of the...