We are a British couple who set off in 2016 to sail around the world on our 37ft monohull. Thousands of miles and multiple oceans later, the adventure is still ongoing. Our videos document our adventures and life aboard as we travel the world full time on our sail boat Florence. Join us as we cross oceans, meet new cultures, find beautiful places and experience the highs and lows of the liveaboard lifestyle.
Florence is an Oyster Heritage 37, full boat tour here: https://youtu.be/OGuiKC53fds
Our dinghy is called The Machine, find out all about her here: https://youtu.be/XDf3zkRpdk0
We are a British couple who set off in 2016 to sail around the world on our 37ft monohull. Thousands of miles and multiple oceans later, the adventure is still ongoing. Our videos document our adventures and life aboard as we travel the world full time on our sail boat Florence. Join us as we cross oceans, meet new cultures, find beautiful places and experience the highs and lows of the liveaboard lifestyle.
Florence is an Oyster Heritage 37, full boat tour here: https://youtu.be/OGuiKC53fds
Our dinghy is called The Machine, find out all about her here: https://youtu.be/XDf3zkRpdk0
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No time for yoga or beauty routines, this is what an Ocean Passage on a Catamaran is really like. Join us for 24 hours as we share our life sailing offshore across the Atlantic ocean, night watches, fishing, cooking and dealing with problems onboard. We sh...
BIG WAVES and being FORCED TO STEER BY HAND after systems failures onboard, are offset by the chance to SAVE THE LIFE of a turtle we found trapped in a fishing net, whilst sailing thousands of miles offshore in the Atlantic Ocean.
For our real time locati...
Sailing across an ocean often involves dealing with breakages, but on this trip we are facing a lot and we don't have the spares we need on board to make proper repairs. We have to make do with what we have, a far from ideal situation to be in over 1000 mi...
The first in a new series, sailing across the Atlantic Ocean on a very different boat to Florence. A boat which has been transformed from a wreck sunk by Hurricane Irma, to a luxury sailing yacht once more. In this episode we give you a full tour of our ne...
8 months of blood sweat and tears that nearly broke us, we almost bit off more than we could chew with the refit last winter. Now, after sailing the 'new' Florence for 5 months and 2426 miles around Britain, we share how all of the upgrades performed. Sail...
Our Top Tips for Sailing Around Britain; dealing with Weather and Tide; Planning advice Favourite Anchorages; and not to be missed highlights from our 5 ;month voyage around our home country. Plus how sailing around Britain differs from sailing around the ...
Rough seas, a 50 knot squall and we break our boom in half. Just part of life on board our Oyster Heritage 37 during our Atlantic crossing from Cape Verde to St Lucia, double handed in 14 days.
We sail from St Lucia to Grenada via Bequia and the Tobago Cays. Along the way we catch the Bequia music festival, bump into some old friends and swim with turtles.
We explore possibly the most beautiful and un-spoiled corner of the Caribbean sea. Sailing from island to island behind the shelter of the reef. We also learn how to prepare Conch!
Music:
Orbit by Josh Woodward: http://www.orangefreesounds.com/acoustic-gu...
We have been filming all the way through the Pacific but slow upload speeds have prevented us uploading any large videos. So here is a sneak peak at some of our footage, Swimming with Manta rays in Suwarrow, the rest will have to wait until a better intern...
Sailing Across the Pacific - A month at sea – Sailing the Pacific Episode 17
In this episode we sail 4210 miles non-stop from Panama to Fatu Hiva in the Marquesas. A journey taking over a month, our biggest challenge yet.
We are a British couple who s...
Join us for 24 hours to see what it is like sailing across the Pacific ocean on a small boat with just 2 people on board.
We are a British couple who set off from England in 2016 to fulfill our dream of sailing around the world on our 37ft sail boat, Flor...
We head ashore after a month at sea, to explore Fatu Hiva and Tahuata. Waterfalls, dolphins, eagle rays and dramatic sceenary.
You can also follow us via our blog at www.sailwiththeflo.wordpress.com
Thank you to Doran Hannes for the use of his drone foot...
We sail to Nuku Hiva in the Marquesas and find out why you need a 4x4 to drive around there whilst exploring the island.
You can also follow us via our blog at www.sailwiththeflo.wordpress.com
Music in order as played:
Tenderness – Bensound.com
Olymia...
Sailing through the Dangerous Archipelago, the Tuamotus. A stunning area of reefs and palm tree covered islands with crystal clear waters teaming with marine life. Oh and a couple of sharks...
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We sail through a tricky reef pass in the Tuamotus and make our way to Fakarava. Fakarava is famous for the number of sharks in the south pass so we jumped into the water to face our fears!
You can also follow us via our blog at www.sailwiththeflo.wordpr...
Everybody has heard of Tahiti, but before deciding to go cruising we never thought we would actually go there! After sailing in very gentle conditions with beautiful sunsets and sunrises we arrived in time to witness some of the Hieva celebrations and spor...
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Moorea, so close to Tahiti that it sits in its shadow in more ways than one. We spend time exploring this hidden gem with friends. Hiking and swimming with stingrays before we sa...
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Who has not seen pictures of the magnificent Bora Bora? We find out a little more about what there is to see and do on Bora Bora, away from the white sand beaches and over water bungalows...
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Hundreds of miles from the next inhabited island, and with only 2 rangers living there to guard the nature reserve, Suwarrow is the most remote location we have sailed to so far. On the w...
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The people of Samoa have been the friendliest so far on our journey. That combined with the complete lack of health and safety regulations made a trip up the river to jump off of some waterfalls ...
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Our Tongan adventure started with an introduction to remote village life before heading to the sheltered waters of of Vavau to explore caves and enter a race.
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We look back at how this amazing voyage of a lifetime has affected us, and take a sneak peek at where we go from here. Sailing around the world on a small boat makes memories of a lifetime.
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You ca...
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After 18 months of non-stop cruising, mainly in areas where it is very difficult to obtain spare parts, it was time to haul Florence out of the water and give her some tender loving care. Along w...
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Leaving Florence, we take our newly acquired car, with bed in the back, on a month long road trip around New Zealand's beautiful South Island. We explore this mecca for the outdoors and find some...
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Part 2. Leaving Florence, we take our newly acquired car with bed in the back on a month long road trip around New Zealand's beautiful South Island. We explore this mecca for the outdoors and fin...
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After 6 months in New Zealand, cyclone season is over and we are free to return to the warm waters of the tropics. Not a bit too soon as it was getting chilly in New Zealand. We sail to Fiji with...
Join us as we sail from the main islands of Fiji out to the Islands of the Lau group. Sailing across a serenely calm sea with visiting dolphins playing in our bow wave. We explore the Fijian Bay of Islands, snorkeling, sailing and kayaking through this ama...
We sail through some of the more remote and rarely visited Fijian Islands. We receive an amazing welcome in Moala with a traditional feast and a seat in the Chief's circle for Kava drinking. Then we sail on to the Great Astrolobe reef to explore deserted d...
Sailing through the beautiful Yasawa Islands of Western Fiji. The promise of meeting up with old sailing friends had us heading for Fiji's main Island. We cram the boat full of fresh produce from the local market before setting off to sail the Western isla...
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