I finally discovered what makes me sea sick | Family of 4 living aboard
Some days on the water remind us exactly why we chose this life.
This week, we set off before sunrise on a 70-nautical-mile sail to our next destination. With calm weather, a beautiful day ahead, and 13 hours on the water, we settle in for another family adventure.
Like any journey, there are a few challenges along the way. I share my ongoing battle with seasickness, we embrace the slower pace of life at sea, and after a long day, there's no better feeling than dropping the anchor safely in a brand-new anchorage.
This is the real side of family sailing—beautiful, challenging, rewarding, and always an adventure.
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We'll see you next week as we head to the stunning Keppel Islands... where an unexpected change of plans keeps us there a little longer than expected!
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Kieran and Leeann Raftery traded 4x4 adventures for a Swanson 38. Follow their 2026 sailing relaunch from Brisbane to the East Coast of Australia.
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