Updates on my circumnavigation started.
You have probably noticed that I am sharing my first videos about how I prepared myself and my boat for my circumnavigation. These videos were originally in Dutch, and I am now creating new versions with more explanation and an English voice-over to take you with me on my preparation journey.
In May, after cyclone season, I’ll be sailing on toward South Africa and sharing new videos from sea again.
Thank you for following along and being part of this journey.
If you’re curious about preparing for a circumnavigation — mentally or practically — ask me anything in the comments. I’d love to connect.
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Dutch solo sailor Jacqueline Evers is navigating a minimalist global circumnavigation aboard her 27ft Grinde 'Loveworkx'. Follow her 2026 Indian Ocean transit.
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