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On our sailboat, naturally, we have to live minimalistic. Any item has to be stored in a specific place. Living off grid or rather simple living at sea is therefore not always that easy and well, simple at all! This week on SV CUBA we continue to immerse ...

*Warning* *Graphic Boat Images* The hull is delaminating when we discover salty sea water coming in through a hole in our hull while sailing 75 miles offshore on a bluewater passage in the South Atlantic Ocean. What now?! #sailing #sailingaroundtheworld #...

We are finally headed OFFSHORE into the BLUEWATER again! We are SAILING South, but there are more NIGHT time SUPRISES in the dark water Offshore! #sailing #sailingaroundtheworld #brazil Visit our Website for Live Tracking via Predictwind: www.sweetruca...

We continue with sailboat projects on Mundial with unusual weather for summer on the Central Coast- gusts of wind all week while trying to fix up our sailboat and the V Berth! life on a sailboat with gusts of wind (and not always sailing) can be tricky! Wa...

Kate hits the beach before a big storm with 50 knot wind gusts hits the boat. See how we ride it out as we prep and provision to go sailing further into the south Atlantic ocean. https://www.predictwind.com/?ref=sailingsweetruca #sailing #storm #lightning...

We divert to a new country to make repairs on our sailboat, but will the grant us entry? You won't believe what we see when we arrive to this unplanned location! #sailing #sailingaroundtheworld #brazil After three weeks at sea it nips at our nerves that ...

Can we enter the closed country of Brazil? We need to enter to make repairs after our longest passage at sea. After over 25 Days of sailing across the Atlantic Ocean from North to South we try to find a safe place to anchor, rest, and get our bearings in t...

We reach the busy coast of Brazil after almost three weeks at sea where we are used to seeing hardly anything for days at a time. Then suddenly we are in the middle of oil fields and large container ships and hopefully no pirates. The radar alarm goes off...

This is how we deal with breakage and wear and tear while sailing across the Atlantic Ocean. It's our longest passage yet and we are just waiting for something to go wrong, when during a routine check of the sails we notice a dangling line that shouldn't ...

We cross a major line, making a sacrifice to Poseidon while battling squally seas in uncharted waters, sailing in the middle of nowhere! We find something we did not expect to see here... When you have a dream that requires many stages you sometimes forge...

One of our biggest fears sailing across oceans is sinking out at sea, along with pirates, lightning, and injury. We hear about boats hitting containers and whales out in the middle of nowhere. We run out of luck 1000 miles from shore and strike a UFO mid o...

Why are we storm chasing as we approach the equator? How we shift gears offshore. We go storm chasing and switch gears when squall after squall, storm after storm, come barreling down on us. We are nearing closer to the Equator as we hit the doldrums duri...