What 25 Knots Looks Like on a Lagoon 42 | Sailing Greece
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We sail from Kea to Syros in the Cyclades aboard our Lagoon 42 catamaran, starting with a beautiful easy passage before the wind builds to around 25 knots.
What begins as a relaxed Greek island sail turns into a proper sailing day, with rain, stronger wind, and two reefs in the main as we make our way across to Syros.
Once we arrive, life slows down again. There is the usual full-time boat life rhythm — supermarket run, fuel, checking in on the boat, and getting settled in a new place.
I also get back on the water to keep learning how to wingfoil. After years of windsurfing and wavesailing in Western Australia and New Zealand, I thought foiling would come naturally… but it is a completely different game. There is a lot of falling, a lot of getting back up, and a few small moments where it finally starts to make sense.
This episode is a mix of real cruising life in Greece: sailing the Cyclades, changing weather, reefed sails, family boat life, island jobs, and trying to learn something new on the water.
We’re Sailing Bluefish — Fredrik from Sweden, Laura from the UK, and our two New Zealand-born boys, living full-time aboard our Lagoon 42 catamaran in the Mediterranean.
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Sailing Bluefish
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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