What Living on a Sailboat Is REALLY Like ⛵ #sailingfamily
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Living on a sailboat isn’t all beautiful anchorages and sunset sails. There’s plenty of cleaning, hauling groceries by dinghy, and everyday chores.
But there’s also adventure, incredible friendships, and moments that remind us why we love this life.
A little glimpse of what sailing around the world as a family actually looks like aboard Big Lost.
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Sailing Big Lost
Sailing Big Lost follows Conor, Kelly, Finn, and Maddie Malone from Sun Valley, Idaho, living full-time aboard their South African Vision 444 ES catamaran, Big Lost. In 2026, their channel documents transiting the Panama Canal, completing a 3,000-mile Pacific crossing, diving Tuamotu atolls, and raising teenagers offshore.
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