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We are sailing out off the San Francisco gates after about 3 weeks there visiting, meeting great people and working on the boat. Discover the coast of California as we do and explore it. In this episode, we sailed from San Francisco Bay to St-Miguel Island...

We take a Pleagic Safari to Go see some Humpback whales (we get some awesome drone footage of it) and then chum for sharks! Check out the Pelagic Fleet: https://www.pelagicsafari.com https://www.pelagicfleet.com https://www.nakaweproject.org This channe...

Karl, Maria and I depart for the very first voyage in the new ocean. We are off to explore the archipelago Las Perlas. On the way to our first stop, Contadora, we see whales and celebrate Maria's bday. Enjoy and Ahoy, Nike & Karl and the UTL team Vis...

While sailing, we saw some Pacific White sided dolphins swimming off the bow of our sailboat. We were about 5 miles off the coast of Catalina Island. The clarity of the water is the best thing. You can see the dolphins swimming and playing. The sunset ...

We found the most magical place hidden within Baja's Pacific coast! Seemingly endless miles of protected waterways full of life and completely untouched. Here, we anchor with dozens of Grey Whales all around the boat, giving birth and teaching their youn...

Gray whales within feet of us, fresh lobster, beach combing dolphin skeletons, paddling through mangroves, bird watching… Here’s just a bit of the fun that we were able to squeeze in around all the hard work of building our new dinghy. Because if you ...

Have you heard the saying that cruising is just boat work in exotic places? Well we definitely felt like this was true this week! While in the beautiful Magdalena Bay, we get into the real dirty work of fixing several plumbing problems. But don’t worr...

Oh-my-gosh! Finally! Finally! Finally, the day has arrived for me to see my first whale while sailing Britican. For two years now I've had my internal whale radar on and for two years I've missed every opportunity to see a blowhole, a dorsal fin, or a fluk...