Hauled out primarily to remove antifoul that was too expensive to do in USA. Also change fridge keel cooling system from Isotherm to Frigoboat; removed varnish and much much more.
s/v Cloudy Bay (Hallberg-Rassy 54) is out the water again, to complete the ...
After our passage from Bermuda, s/v Cloudy Bay (Hallberg-Rassy 54) returns to Antigua where we left off in May. While Cloudy Bay was docked in Jolly Harbour we visited the Jacquie Oâs and Rum Bus beach venues, Falmouth Harbour, and English Harbour where ...
An interior walkthrough and technical tour of s/v Cloudy Bay (Hallberg-Rassy 54) with teak interior, center line berth in aft cabin, linear galley, armchairs in the saloon, super-cabin and forward v-cabin in the bow.
Welcome aboard Cloudy Bay, our floating...
After 10 days in Bermuda, the weather window appeared and s/v Cloudy Bay (Hallberg-Rassy 54) departs on the sailing adventure to Antigua. During this sailing trip we completed 948 nm, and it took us 5 days 3 hours, averaging 7.7kts
As weather went, we had ...
After our crossing from Norfolk VA, s/v Cloudy Bay (Hallberg-Rassy 54) arrives in St. Georgeâs, and we plan to take few days âvacationâ to explore beautiful Bermuda, a place we have both longed to visit. The visit gets extended to 10 days as we wait ...
After being weather bound in Norfolk VA for 8 days, s/v Cloudy Bay (Hallberg-Rassy 54) left Norfolk on the tail end of yet another large weather system. Sailing to Bermuda started on a bright but cold November day, with strong offshore winds over a flat se...
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...
s/v Cloudy Bay (Hallberg-Rassy 54) leaves Edgewater near Annapolis to have 3 weeks of boat maintenance in the boatyard at Herrington Harbour North. The key objectives were to repair the collision damage on the bow, gunwale, keel and rudder, new anti-fowl a...
s/v Cloudy Bay (Hallberg-Rassy 54) left the quiet overnight anchorage of Betterton in the northern end of the Chesapeake and had a wonderful sailing trip to Edgewater on South River, just south of Annapolis. At first light wind and current against us, but ...
In this sailing adventure s/v Cloudy Bay (Hallberg-Rassy 54) leaves Cape May on a bright sunny early morning and sails up the Delaware River to the Delaware canal. On the way we have an exciting sailing race with another yacht, who sneakily sailed passed u...
After a long time weather bound in Huntington NY (Long Island), s/v Cloudy Bay (Hallberg-Rassy 54), is on the move again. This sailing trip takes us down the East River alongside Manhattan. But this time, as opposed to July when we came up the river, we ha...
After a night in Orient Bay near Greenport NY, s/v Cloudy Bay (Hallberg-Rassy 54) leaves the quiet anchorage at sunrise with a long day sail to Huntington NY. So this sailing trip takes us along the north shore of Long Island, from the north fork to Huntin...
s/v Cloudy Bay (Hallberg-Rassy 54) left Sag Harbor on the south fork of eastern Long Island, heading for Greenport on the north fork. On the way we stop in West Neck, Shelter Island, where we run aground as we entered the lagoon. Luckily the tide was risin...
s/v Cloudy Bay (Hallberg-Rassy 54) leaves Fisher Island CT on a foggy morning and has a slow and calm sailing trip to the south fork of Long Island NY. Not the most thrilling sailing adventure, but it was nevertheless a very pleasant sail. We anchor in Sag...
From Block Island RI, s/v Cloudy Bay (Hallberg-Rassy 54) is sailing across Long Island Sound towards Connecticut, on a nice beam reach in 18 kts of wind. During that sailing trip a vertical batten decided to slide out, and Glen had to rescue it, pushing it...
From Newport, s/v Cloudy Bay (Hallberg-Rassy 54) continues the sailing east coast USA adventure to Block Island. Short sailing trip, only 20 nm away. Not much wind that day, so we had to motor most of the distance.
We found Block Island very pretty, with ...
After 4 days in Newport, s/v Cloudy Bay (Hallberg-Rassy 54) sailing adventure in Rhode Island continues to Bristol. Sailing from Newport to Bristol turned out to be mostly motoring, but on the return trip it was a totally different sailing experience! To b...
s/v Cloudy Bay (Hallberg-Rassy 54) sailed from Martha's Vineyard to Newport Rhode Island, with an overnight stop in Cuttyhunk Harbor in the Elizabeth Islands.
In Cuttyhunk we had our first boat collision incident since we have Cloudy Bay - a yacht dragged ...
s/v Cloudy Bay's (Hallberg-Rassy 54) sailing trip continues, and in this video we are sailing Cloudy Bay from Martha's Vineyard to the island of Nantucket.
In Nantucket we had 4 days of bright sunshine and calm weather. We anchored sv Cloudy Bay in the bu...
s/v Cloudy Bay (Hallberg-Rassy 54) sailing adventure continues with the next stage of sailing Massachusetts. After sailing Gloucester and Cape Cod canal, in this video we are sailing Martha's Vineyard.
Which consists of two sailing trips:
First trip - sail...
s/v Cloudy Bay (Hallberg-Rassy 54) continues the sailing adventure southwards. In this video we are sailing Cloudy Bay from Portland ME to Portsmouth NH, where we have an overnight. We visit Portsmouth briefly in the evening - it is a very beautiful town a...
From Camden, s/v Cloudy Bay (Hallberg-Rassy 54) motored in thick fog to Boothbay Harbor, where the boat was moored for 3 weeks while we took a trip to Europe. We returned from our vacation to lots of deliveries and had a few days of boat maintenance, befor...
Sailing Maine back south: From our most northern Maine destination, Mount Desert Island, s/v Cloudy Bay (Hallberg-Rassy 54) starts the gentle cruise back south. In this sailing adventure we visit Winter Harbor where we buy some lobsters, then the quaint fi...
After attending 4th ofJuly 4th celebrations in Boston, s/v Cloudy Bay (Hallberg-Rassy 54) continues the sailing adventure with an overnight passage across the cool waters of Bay of Maine to the beautiful Mount Desert Island. Sailing Maine starts from here!...
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