30 Knots, Two Reefs, Then No Wind | Sailing Greece

Lucas wakes up to birthday pancakes aboard Bluefish, our Lagoon 42, but our plans for the day soon change when the anchorage becomes too uncomfortable to stay.
We collect the family — and the pizzas — pull up the anchor and move around to a calmer bay to finish the birthday.
The following morning we set sail north along the west coast of Kefalonia towards Vasiliki. What starts as a good sail quickly becomes a constantly changing day: Code Zero out, Code Zero back in, winds building to around 30 knots, two reefs in, then almost no wind at all.
Along the way we find dolphins and sail past Hemisphere, the 44-metre sailing catamaran designed by VPLP — the same naval architects behind our Lagoon 42.
We finish the day anchored in Vasiliki, where we head ashore to collect our new downwind foil SUP and start another project we’ve been looking forward to.
Full-time family life aboard a Lagoon 42 in Greece — sailing, foiling and everything that happens in between.
If you’re enjoying the journey, subscribe and come along. It means a lot to us.
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00:00 Lucas’s birthday aboard Bluefish
02:12 Plans change at anchor
04:34 Sailing towards Vasiliki
10:05 Wind builds to 30 knots
13:25 Dolphins
14:14 The world’s largest sailing catamaran
15:34 Arriving in Vasiliki
16:00 Picking up our new foil board
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⛵ Welcome aboard Bluefish
We’re Fredrik, Laura, Lucas and Noa. We sold everything and moved aboard Bluefish, our Lagoon 42 catamaran, because we believe life is meant to be lived before it’s too late.
Now we sail the Mediterranean full-time, sharing life aboard with teenagers — sailing, anchorages, boat systems, fishing, foiling, photography and the places we discover along the way.
🌍 Website: https://www.sailingbluefish.com
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Lucas wakes up to birthday pancakes aboard Bluefish, our Lagoon 42, but our plans for the day soon change when the anchorage becomes too uncomfortable to stay.
We collect the family — and the pizzas — pull up the anchor and move around to a calmer bay to finish the birthday.
The following morning we set sail north along the west coast of Kefalonia towards Vasiliki. What starts as a good sail quickly becomes a constantly changing day: Code Zero out, Code Zero back in, winds building to around 30 knots, two reefs in, then almost no wind at all.
Along the way we find dolphins and sail past Hemisphere, the 44-metre sailing catamaran designed by VPLP — the same naval architects behind our Lagoon 42.
We finish the day anchored in Vasiliki, where we head ashore to collect our new downwind foil SUP and start another project we’ve been looking forward to.
Full-time family life aboard a Lagoon 42 in Greece — sailing, foiling and everything that happens in between.
If you’re enjoying the journey, subscribe and come along. It means a lot to us.
________________________________________________

00:00 Lucas’s birthday aboard Bluefish
02:12 Plans change at anchor
04:34 Sailing towards Vasiliki
10:05 Wind builds to 30 knots
13:25 Dolphins
14:14 The world’s largest sailing catamaran
15:34 Arriving in Vasiliki
16:00 Picking up our new foil board
_____________________________________________

⛵ Welcome aboard Bluefish
We’re Fredrik, Laura, Lucas and Noa. We sold everything and moved aboard Bluefish, our Lagoon 42 catamaran, because we believe life is meant to be lived before it’s too late.
Now we sail the Mediterranean full-time, sharing life aboard with teenagers — sailing, anchorages, boat systems, fishing, foiling, photography and the places we discover along the way.
🌍 Website: https://www.sailingbluefish.com
📸 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/sailingbluefish
📘 Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/sailingbluefish
📩 Business & Collaboration: [email protected]

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