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What is Sailing without something breaking?! In this episode of Sailing Sitka, we sail from Puerto Escondido to Agua Verde but not without some unnecessary breakages and loses... Subscribe if you enjoy!

We only have 9 days left! Our Visa is running out and we have to make it to Rhodes before the harsh northern Meltemi wind hits! Can we make it? If you like to be part of our journey, please consider becoming a Patreon @ https://www.patreon.com/svcuba We ...

0:50 - Anchoring trouble in Lanzarote 4:05 - Setting sail from Las Palmas, Gran Canaria 6:46 - Arrival in Mindelo, Cape Verde Islands 9:33 - Catching Mahi Mahi 10:48 - Chafe protection 13:23 - Setting up the downwind rig 18:00 - Landfall in Antigua Dreami...

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s/v Cloudy Bay (Hallberg-Rassy 54) left Herring Bay MD on a crisp bright day, and after a long day of motoring we anchored in the dark, in Fisher Bay, Deltaville VA. Overnight the wind picks up, and next morning we set off for a great downwind sailing to N...

While Sailing to Placencia Belize we explain our downwind sailing techniques and talk about asymmetrical spinnaker sailing! It was hard to say goodbye to air conditioned bathrooms and hot water showers, but once underway for Placencia we were rewarded wit...

Climbing up the mast while underway, breaking our whisker pole in half while sailing down wind, and even doing a man overboard drill under sail to rescue a lost hat… This week’s episode is packed full of excitement! All while undersail as we say goodb...

We weigh anchor and go sailing downwind from Egg Island all the way to Hoffmans Cay in the Berry Islands. This may be the shortest video we've ever made, but I hope the effort that went into it is apparent. Basically all the footage ended up being really ...

When you're sailing downwind, or with the wind pushing the boat forward, it's possible to use a pole to hold out the jib or genoa - especially when the wind is very light. In this video, we show you how to sail wing-on-wing poling out the jib to one side a...