We found a simple way to make boat life easier

Living on a boat sounds pretty idyllic… until you need to do a grocery shop😅

We’ve been spending the last two weeks exploring the Keppel Islands, but with our next move coming up, it’s time to seriously restock the boat.

The problem? We don’t have a car.

That means anchoring close enough to a supermarket, walking there with two kids, getting permission to take the trolley back to the beach, loading everything into the dinghy and making the trip back to the boat — often more than once!

And this time, we’re stocking up for potentially a month before we’ll have access to another proper supermarket.

But after doing grocery runs this way for a while, we’ve finally figured out a much easier method…

Watch until the end to see what we’ve discovered!

If you enjoy following our life living and travelling full-time on our sailboat with two kids, make sure you subscribe and come along for the next adventure. ⛵️

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