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This bad news changes everything. On this episode of sailing sitka, we are stuck in a rough anchorage and if that wasn't bad enough, we figure out some dreadful news regarding our boat and our cruising future plans. Sailing and the cruising lifestyle can b...

Hurricane season is over, and we are back on the move! We officially left Grenada and made our first small hop north.⛵️The wind angle made for a bumpy trip running the engines, but crew morale was high! We dropped our anchor just before a storm arrived...

If you haven’t seen our latest episode, it’s worth a watch and learn what not to do in 60 knots of wind! Accidents happen and we got really lucky that day! Watch the full episode here… The Calm Before the Storm - Near Disaster at Sea | Episode 2...

It was another cold and windy week living aboard the sailboat... but we think it might be one of the last of the winter season before the spring weather...

We’re going off grid in our liveaboard sailboat... Finally, we sail our Catalina 30 sailboat (and tiny home) away from the docks!

This is it... our final weeks living at the docks before taking our boat (and tiny home) off grid. But first, we patiently wait for a good weather window.

BUY a YACHT, Go SAILING...it will be LOVELY they said! THEY LIED!! We're anchored off Inhaca Island (Mozambique) waiting for the official yacht race to start but with a 40 knot southerly expected, what do we do?? Before the storm, we enjoy a beautiful ca...

The TWO SIDES to SAILING. As we learn to sail, we find that there are two sides to sailing. One more desireable than the other. Unfortunately, you don't get one without the other! We enjoy the peace and serenity of the sailing life, but have to deal with...

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In this episode, we travel to the Southern most island in the Ragged Island chain in search of protection from an impending storm. The Ragged's are known for having few islands that offer wind protection from every angle but thankfully, we were able to mak...

I batten down the hatches for typhoon Hagibis, the most powerful storm to hit the Kanto region of Japan since 1958. You can also read some of my thoughts in my blog here: https://www.pacificsolo.com/blog/2019/the-storm Thank you to the Keel Club Founding...

The hole below the water line needs some welding to prevent my sailboat Karl from sinking and so does the leaky fuel tank which is why I have to move Karl to Balboa Yacht Club to haul out. Manny came to visit again, just in time for yard and Maria is comi...