Hi Everyone! We are two crazy Coconuts by the name of Jay and Kenna! For years we have prepared our 1976 Cheoylee Offshore 41 for her big offshore passage...finally we have hit the high seas and are heading south from Victoria, BC, Canada! Follow our journey as we slowly attempt to sail around the world. First stop, Mexico!🥥⛵️
Hi Everyone! We are two crazy Coconuts by the name of Jay and Kenna! For years we have prepared our 1976 Cheoylee Offshore 41 for her big offshore passage…finally we have hit the high seas and are heading south from Victoria, BC, Canada! Follow our journey as we slowly attempt to sail around the world. First stop, Mexico!🥥⛵️
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Despite recent engine troubles, Jay and Kenna felt the pull to keep moving. With their sights set on the tropical paradise of San Blas, they set sail from Linton Bay—upwind and into the chop. Will they make it? Hit subscribe to follow the journey.
Jay and Kenna sail back to Linton Bay in order to get their engine in top notch after having experienced multiple failures. They spend countless hours over the course of a few days eliminating what could be the culprits while on anchor, but they won't know...
Jay and Kenna felt ready—prepared and excited to return to paradise. After a week anchored in Linton Bay, they set sail for what should have been a smooth trip back to the San Blas Islands. But that’s not how things played out.Pounding into relentless ...
Jay and Kenna finally breathed a sigh of relief after securing a new propeller for their outboard—a mission that took a grueling 9-hour sail to complete. With that crucial task checked off, they took time to regroup in Linton Bay, refueling, stocking up,...
Jay and Kenna along with their pal Derek @ontongjava5441 the man who built a 75ft wooden catamaran on a beach with his own bare hands! He shared with us some stories, details on his boat, lessons learnt and favourite place in the world! Apart from that me...
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In this weeks episode, Jay surprises Kenna with a more efficient and organized idea for the clothing locker. More importantly, we fix an expensive problem with a cheap solution!!
In this episode we introduce to you our newest crew member who will be sailing offshore with us. In addition to that, we remodel our cockpit to better suit our needs.
In this episode we install our bilge pump and alarm set up for offshore sailing. Jay takes his previous experience sailing offshore and applies it to this boat.
In this episode we give you guys a full tour of Sitka, our 1976 Offshore 41 built by Cheoy Lee in Hong Kong. She was designed by Raymond Richards and here are a few stats on her:
Length: 40.92ft/12.47m
LWL:32.5Oft/9.91m
Beam: 12.75ft/3.89m
Draft: 6ft/1.83m...
In this video, we varnish our main mast and the bottom portion of our mizzen. We also get around to putting Sitka's name on after 6 years, as well as her port of call.
Big Daddy Safari takes the reins this episode by building 2 new spreaders from scratch. He also introduces you to a good friend named Henry Ford and services an old winch.
In this episode, Kenna's mom is here for a visit and gets to experience sailing for the first time! We sail to Pender Island, eat some good food and experience a drastic change in weather (but that doesn't slow us down.)
In this episode Jay takes care of some leaky portholes that were driving us insane! We also get a surprise visit from an old buddy who brought a life changing piece of equipment on board Sitka.
In this episode, Kenna's best friend visits Vancouver Island and experiences sailing for the first time! We love sharing our growing passion for sailing with others. Thanks for coming out Justice!
In this week's episode Jay shares with us how he got into sailing and how he went from knowing nothing to activley pursuing his dream to sail around the world.
In this video, Jay adds some finishing touches on the door to get it closer to completion. We also pack our bags and drive east to visit Kenna's family in Alberta, home of the Canadian Prairies (and dinosaurs.)
In this episode we show you the projects we have been wanting to get done in preparation for offshore. We also go over our list for what else needs to be done before we take the big left turn!
In this episode, Jay does some much needed boat work in preparation for our offshore passage. We then fly to Jays hometown Quebec City to experience some incredible culture!
In this episode we got a crispy new mizzen sail which meant some more sewing! Jays friend Ryan dives under boat and Jay receives an awesome gift from a local sailor.
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In this video, you meet our third crew member HARRY HALL! We go provisioning as well as finish up some last minute boat projects.
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In this episode, Big Daddy Safari does some woodworking himself and afterwards we go and take a visit to the Victoria Classic Boat Festival where we see some old wooden beauties.
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In this episode the boys are trying to diagnose a problem with our outboard engine. Before that, Jay does some more boat projects and then stops to see a good friend who happens to be a world renowned artist and sailor!
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Hours before leaving the dock, we find an unpleasant surprise... We then sail to Port Renfrew BC to make our way towards the BIG LEFT! Offshore sailing here we come!!!
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RIG FAILURE OFFSHORE. In this episode we enjoy the best qualities of sailing offshore. Dolphins, tuna, watching movies and warm weather...suddenly interrupted by a drastic emergency with the rig within seconds. Sailing offshore will be the best times of yo...
In this weeks episode we make our way towards Eureka California to make emergency repairs to our rig. Before getting there safely, we sail though some tough weather all while making spicy tuna rolls.
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In this episode, we sail offshore towards San Diego after fixing our broken spreader from our main mast! Kenna conquers her sea sickness while we get many visits from nature along the way! .
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