Sailing to Zakynthos on our Lagoon 42 Catamaran
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After 41 hours at sea and 264 nautical miles from Sicily, we wake up in Argostoli, Kefalonia — finally back in Greece.
This episode is about settling back into life at anchor after a winter in Marina di Ragusa. We do the usual boat jobs, go ashore for our first Greek dinner, move to a beach anchorage outside Argostoli, and then sail south toward Zakynthos.
On the way, we stop at Navagio Beach, also known as Shipwreck Beach, before continuing along the coast to explore more of the island. Not everything goes smoothly — we crash the drone, search for a replacement, and still manage to find the rhythm we came here for: sailing, paddleboarding, pump foiling, swimming, and quiet evenings at anchor.
We also see the loggerhead turtles around Zakynthos — Caretta caretta — one of the reasons this area is so special.
After months in Sicily and a winter tied to the marina, Greece starts to feel real again. A boat, a bay, and the season properly beginning.
Sailing Bluefish is our long-term Lagoon 42 ownership archive in the Mediterranean — documenting real family life aboard, boat preparation, systems, maintenance, passages, anchorages, and the decisions that come with living and sailing full-time.
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A family living full-time aboard a Lagoon 42 catamaran, sailing Greece and exploring real boat life in the Mediterranean. We’re Sailing Bluefish — Fredrik from Sweden, Laura from the UK, and our two New Zealand-born boys. After building businesses and raising our family in New Zealand, we chose a different kind of life. Now our home floats. We’ve been sailing and living aboard for the past two years. We’re only now sharing the journey properly on YouTube. This channel follows the real rhythm of full-time catamaran life — Mediterranean sailing, family life aboard, worldschooling, boat systems, maintenance, repairs, anchorages, passages, weather, waiting, and the everyday lessons learned through trial and error. If you’re curious about family liveaboard sailing, Lagoon 42 life, sailing Greece, and what it really takes to live full-time on the water, welcome aboard.
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