No Shortcut Through Greece | Lagoon 42 Sailing

Because the Corinth Canal is closed, we have to take the long way around the Peloponnese aboard Bluefish, our Lagoon 42 catamaran.

In this episode, we round Cape Tainaron, deal with leftover swell and confused water, stop in Methoni and continue towards Navarino Bay — where the pace changes completely with wingfoiling, learning, and time back on the water.

Full episode is on YouTube now — Sailing Bluefish.

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No Shortcut Through Greece | Lagoon 42 Sailing
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No Shortcut Through Greece | Lagoon 42 Sailing

Because the Corinth Canal is closed, we have to take the long way around the Peloponnese aboard Bluefish, our Lagoon 42 catamaran. In this episode, we round Cape Tainaron, deal with leftover swell and confused water, stop in Methoni and continue towards N...
Corinth Canal Closed | Sailing Our Lagoon 42 Around Greece
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Corinth Canal Closed | Sailing Our Lagoon 42 Around Greece

Because the Corinth Canal is closed, we cannot take the shortcut through Greece — so we have to sail the long way around the Peloponnese to get Bluefish back towards the Ionian. In this episode, we continue along the southern Peloponnese aboard Bluefish...
Living on a catamaran: reality vs expectation #BoatLife #Lagoon42 #SailingBluefish
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Living on a catamaran: reality vs expectation #BoatLife #Lagoon42 #SailingBluefish

We leave Cape Malea aboard Bluefish, our Lagoon 42 catamaran, and head towards Elafonisos to snorkel over Pavlopetri — one of the oldest sunken cities ever found. But this episode is also about normal boat life: changing wind, moving anchorages, checkin...
Real Boat Life on a Lagoon 42 | Sunken City & Changing Anchorages
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Real Boat Life on a Lagoon 42 | Sunken City & Changing Anchorages

We leave Cape Malea and continue aboard Bluefish, our Lagoon 42 catamaran, heading towards Elafonisos and the clear water around Pavlopetri. After a short hop from the cape, we anchor in some of the clearest water we have seen in Greece and take the dingh...
Catching Dinner on a  12 Hour ocean crossing
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Catching Dinner on a 12 Hour ocean crossing

We left life in New Zealand and started a new life living full-time on a Lagoon 42 catamaran. This week, we sail a 12-hour passage in Greece from Milos to Cape Malea, we catch tuna, dive a shipwreck, and explore a petrified forest. Watch the full episode...
The Perfect Sailing Day: Big Tuna & A Big Shipwreck
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The Perfect Sailing Day: Big Tuna & A Big Shipwreck

We sail from Milos to Cape Malea aboard Bluefish, our Lagoon 42 catamaran, on a 12 hour passage across the southern Aegean. The day starts early with open sea ahead, the course set, and enough miles to cover that we need to keep the boat moving if we want...
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