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After 3 years of waiting… we finally bought our next floating home. 🌎⛵️
In this episode of Sailing Banana Pancakes, we fly to Florida thinking we’re about to buy our dream boat a Leopard 50 catamaran only for the deal to completely fall apart. What started as the beginning of our next adventure quickly turned into one of the biggest decisions our family has ever made.
From boat surveys, failed negotiations, and emotional rollercoasters… to beach chaos, Miami adventures, Superblue, family moments, and a last-minute phone call that changed everything, this episode has it all.
We tour a brand-new Leopard 52, debate whether to walk away from the deal entirely, and question if this sailing life is really happening again. Then, just when we least expect it… everything changes.
⚓️ Boat shopping
🌴 Florida spring break chaos
😂 Family comedy & real moments
🌊 Sailing dreams becoming reality
🏝️ Miami, beaches, and pure Banana Pancakes energy
After years away from sailing, Season 2 is officially happening.
If you love sailing, family adventure, catamarans, travel vlogs, boat life, liveaboard sailing, or watching people make questionable life decisions on the ocean… welcome aboard.
SUBSCRIBE and join us as we prepare to sail around the world with 4 kids, no real plan, and a whole lot of chaos.
Sailing Banana Pancakes
This is the REAL & RAW reality of living on a sailboat off-grid! Episodes come out every Saturday! Steve & Kami had a dream to buy a sailboat and travel the world when we retired. We spent 15 years working multiple jobs, living BELOW our means, saving every penny we could and investing in real-estate. Well the year of Covid hit and we thought, what the hell let's freaking go, kids and all! The first thing Steve said when he walked onto our boat "It smells like freedom!" We completed our first year of sailing, sold our sailboat Banana Pancakes, in hopes of purchasing a newer one. We didn't find the right boat so we headed back to Idaho. It's been 2 years since then and we are once again ready to go, this time for at least 5 years. We are currently boat shopping and plan on setting sail soon for Seson 2 of Banana Pancakes. So smash that SUBSCRIBE button & let's go!
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