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Explored the Volcanic destruction of capital city Plymouth in Montserrat (Monster Rat), West Indies. Join our sailing adventures as we sail down towards Grenada for the hurricane season!
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Adventures of Nevis & Lionfish hunting in Redonda. Islands like Redonda, completely uninhabited and enough fish around to live off the land for a while is our kind of place! Join our sailing adventures as we sail down towards Grenada for the hurricane ...
Adventures of BEAUTIFUL Saba, St. Eustatius and St. Kitts. Slowly making our way down towards Grenada for the hurricane season!
Thanks a million to all those subscribers following our voyage, and for supporting us on Patreon! we really need the support to...
Checked out one of the most dangerous airports in the world in Saint Maarten. Got sand blasted on the beach and it hurt. Explored an abandoned hotel. We love the Caribbean and seafood! Sailing a bit of St Martin, Anguilla & St Barts. Slowly making our ...
After the Atlantic Crossing we arrived to the BVI, Tortola. Got to work with a few jobs that needed to be done. Scraped the Hull, installed a new W.S.I after the assy halliard ripped it off, and a few other little jobs we wont bore you with like cleaning t...
A bit more about the sailing side of things - put the new assy up for the first time, (much needed investment after one HUNDRED too many times of being becalmed and going a little/lot crazy…) the halliard broke and fell down, broken winch with no spare p...
La Vagabonde made it across the Atlantic to the Caribbean! 2300 nm (17 days at sea for us) and we couldn't be happier with how it all went. A few squalls, flying fish, a lot of Dorados (luckily, or I never would have been forgiven for losing the first one....
Adventures of Cape Verde before the Atlantic Crossing. Island hopping a few islands and celebrating Carnival in Mindelo!
Hope you enjoy! Stay tuned for the ATLANTIC CROSSING.
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Sailing the Canary Islands to Cape Verde. An unexplainable tear in our main sail. Riley was taught how to mend sails. Meet Jack. His first encounter with whales. A few more adventures on land. And a bit of spearfishing!
Cape Verde is what we have flown o...
Hello earthlings. La Vagabonde is now in Cape Verde! We have had some crazy sails/adventures lately, and the new episode is nearly done with processing and should be up by tomorrow.
My Windows laptop pretty much blew up... after months of Riley teasing m...
Explored a bit of beautiful (but crazily windy) Gibraltar, but couldn't wait to get back out on the water again.. We couldn't have asked for a better exit out the Gib Strait, with the wind and waves behind us we sat on an average of 7 knots with just the h...
A little video put together from our 5 day sail from Crete to Malta. Some bad weather for the first 24 hours, first encounter with water spouts (we ran into 4 in one day..)! Finally caught some Tuna trawling.. after 3 months worth of trawling in the Med.. ...
Having zero knowledge or experience with sailing, or even how to furl in the head sail, we bought a yacht in Italy.. we plan to circumnavigate the globe eventually, or just get the boat back to Australia. Documenting the voyage as we go. Turns out sailing ...
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