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June 17, 2025
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NOT the NICEST weather to SAIL in No. 28
As lovely as the Helford River was, the weather had shifted and bought with it drizzle, fog and swell, so it was time to relocate. We were heading to St Mawes, a little fishing village just 5 nautical miles from Falmouth. The sun managed to make an appeara...
We LEFT our BOAT.. No. 29
It was pretty drizzly in England, so we packed up Teulu, tied her to a pontoon and left... We hope you enjoy, Becka & Zach --------------------⚓-------------------- HOW YOU CAN SUPPORT US: If you guys want to see our Teulu Tell Us (and up to dat...
Is this the BOAT GRAVEYARD of the UK? No. 30
Ah, Tea-lu, how we missed you. The English weather during a stormy week, not so much though. Join us as we explore the river Fal (and all its creeks and abandoned boats) and shelter from the rain- oh and run aground for the first time! We hope you enjoy, ...
This is the BEGINNING of our SAILING adventure No. 31
Here's the link to our YFood Discount: https://bit.ly/teulu_yfood_yt We did it! We sailed the 150 miles across the English Channel, from Falmouth to Brest. We encountered cargo ships, crazy currents and almost 10 knots! Check out Electric Vagabonds on in...
We CROSSED the BAY OF BISCAY six months after buying a BOAT No. 32
Having just arrived in Brest from Falmouth the previous day, it was a quick turnaround when our weather window for the bay came. 2 days, 8 hours and over 300 miles later, we arrived in Gijón after quite the adventure. We bloody did it! Becka & Zach...
STRANGER tried to STEAL this from US! No. 33
We are usually pretty careful with our gear but when this happened, we took it as a sign to move on to the next place! Becka & Zach --------------------⚓-------------------- HOW YOU CAN SUPPORT US: If you guys want to see our Teulu Tell Us (and u...
The HIGHS and LOWS of SAILING LIFE No. 34
Sometimes, we have breath taking sunsets, and sometimes, we have to drop our sails heading into waves, with our stomachs in a knot. But, just like everything in like, it is the highs and lows which make us feel truly alive. Hope you all enjoy, Becka &...
What STOPPED US dead in 100m of WATER? No. 35
Grabbed a bite to eat, and suddenly realised the prop had stopped spinning and the water around us was moving but we weren't. Yup, we had stopped! The first thought being an orca attack, we were nervous to check the stern... Hope you all enjoy, Becka &am...
We SAILED to PARADISE and everyone was NAKED? No. 36
Having left Palmeira, a little Spanish town where we bought new bins, hiked and caught up with friends, we headed South to what literally was paradise. But, upon closer look, everyone was starkers! Hope you all enjoy, Becka & Zach -----------------...
BIG SHIP accidentally ends up in ANCHORAGE No. 37
We had sailed from the Cies Islands to Porto and were anchored at the side of the Douro river when thick fog rolled in and we see a cargo ship heading straight for us! Luckily, it just misses our bow (and the other sailing boat ahead), but it isn't every d...
Dodging ORCAS down the PORTUGESE COAST No. 38
Orcas, or killer whales, have been attacking sailboats for the last few years and have even sunk two! All down the Portugese coast, aka, the coast we are now cruising down...so join us for this nerve-wracking, edge of seat episode where we figure out our d...
WHY didn’t we fix THIS sooner? No. 39
We couldn't sit on this bit of our boat, we always got dirty when touching it or brushing past it, but with guests arriving soon, it was time to once and for all sort it. Alongside another few boat jobs, we are joined by Zachs parents, Julia and Steph fo...
PREPARING for our LONGEST CROSSING yet No. 40
We are about to leave for the 680 nautical mile sail to La Graciosa in the Canary Islands. Having hopped over to the anchorage from the marina, we had a long list of boat jobs to crack on with, from wiring in our anchor light, to finally stopping that awfu...
We LOST our CONVOY. No. 41
We left Cascais, Portugal on a 680 nautical mile trip to the little island of La Graciosa, in the Canary Islands. Although departing with some friends, we lost them pretty quickly after a gusty night. Despite being alone out there for 6 days, we sunk into ...
We SAILED to a TINY VOLCANIC island No. 42
After several days at sea, arriving to a new land is a surreal feeling, let alone when it is a volcanic island with a population of only 700 people. Join us as we explore La Graciosa, a little island just north of Lanzarote. We surf, we hike and we discove...
We got STUCK at an UNDERWATER MUSEUM No. 43
Imagine a series of sculptures, which provoke many different emotions. Then imagine diving down 12-14 meters to see them. Incredible. Not so incredible when our outboard breaks down and we end up having to be rescued! Ah well, Comme ci, comme ça. Enjoy! ...
Exploring the GHOST hotel in LANZAROTE No. 44
Theres something about abandoned buildings but this one really got us thinking. Who had this dream? Why did they leave? And who lives there now? Join us as we wander around Atlante de Sol and figure out the answers to these questions. We then hop in our ...
You will NEVER guess WHERE we are… No. 45
What an incredible year 2022 was. We started in January without a boat, and now, we have sailed it to...(i guess you will have to watch the vid!). Join us as we recap this last year and chat about bringing Teulu from a day sailer, to an ocean crossing vess...
BOAT LIFE: HEADING for SHELTER No. 46
Now, lets bridge the gap between the Carribean and here. Its starts with the higher winds which were coming in whilst we were on Lanzerote. We were in a good anchorage, but it wasn't the most protected, so its time to set our sails and head South again. H...
A TICKING SHAFT and a DEADLY FISH No. 47
Get Surfshark VPN at https://surfshark.deals/teulutribe - Enter promo code TEULUTRIBE for 83% off and 3 extra months free! We had left Fuertaventura to sail to our final Canary Island, Gran Canaria. On route, our prop shaft started mysteriously ticking, b...
Showing them Europes HIDDEN Continent No. 48
Becka's parents had arrived onboard Teulu for the week, and what better place to show them around than on the island of Gran Canaria. Coined for being Europes hidden continent, due to the wide range of climates and vastly dynamic landscapes, we sailed, we ...
PREPARING to sail ACROSS an OCEAN (for the first time) No. 49
We are really doing it! We are crossing from the Canary Islands to the Carribean. Now we just need to get through the thousand and one boat jobs and stock Teulu up with enough food to last four people a month and we should be all set. Right! Right? We wou...
Sailing SOUTH till the butter MELTS No. 50
A bubble in our fuel injectors wont stop us, as we are heading 860nm down to AFRICA! We encounter wind from all angles, waves (from all angles), slow days and beautiful nights. Becka and Zach --------------------⚓-------------------- HOW YOU CAN SUPPO...
CHALLENGING CONDITIONS on FIRST ATLANTIC CROSSING No. 51
Come with us for the 2200 nautical mile trip from Cape Verde to Antigua. A passage that challenged us, but also showed us the true beauty of being of being out in the middle of the ocean. We can't wait to share this journey with you, Becka and Zach ----...
Arriving in THE CARIBBEAN after 20 DAYS AT SEA No. 52
After 20 days at sea, we arrived in the Caribbean! We came into Jolly Harbour at night but after being the keenest to check in the next day, we were so excited to be surrounded by fruit trees, turquoise water and Caribbean culture. We hope you can share ...
Did we get NEW SAILS for our 37 YEAR OLD BOAT? No. 53
Since sailing from the UK, down the coast of France, Spain and Portugal, to the Canary Islands, Cape Verde Islands and to the Caribbean, being fuelled by pretty much our sails alone, it is no wonder we get this comment a fair amount. And that is, if we bou...
SAILING a BUTT-CLENCHING narrow channel in ANTIGUA No. 54
Go to https://athleticgreens.com/teulutribe to get started on your first purchase and receive a FREE 1-year supply of Vitamin D3+K2 and 5 travel packs. Thanks to AG1 for sponsoring today’s video. Its pretty much all in that title! Join us as we leave Fa...
ANCHORAGE CARNAGE in 45 KNOTS of wind No. 55
We had arrived in Guadaloupe, and it was WINDY. The windiest conditions we have ever been on anchor in. So windy that anchor balls went up, boats dragged, and we were kinda just there, putting all our faith in our anchor and chain. But, through the nerves,...
We had to BREAK IN to this CATAMARAN No. 56
Per usual, there never seems to be a dull moment on Teulu, from sugar puff sailing, to cheap hires cars and non existent views of volcanos, oh, and of course, sending a small child into a hatch on a catamaran in order to hot wire the engine, yeah, you read...
ISLAND LIFE living on our SAILING BOAT No. 57
Try Readly, with our link you can get 2 months free, which can be cancelled at any time: https://gb.readly.com/teulutribe We are now tied to our (first) every mooring buoy, off the tiny island, Ilet à Cabrit in the small cluster of islands south of Guada...
EXPLORING the island many SAIL PAST No. 58
After filling Teulu up with 500L of some of the Ile Sainte islands finest water, we sailed the 20 odd nautical miles South to Portsmouth in Dominica. We had heard that many cruisers skip this place due to the size and lack of marina but there was no way we...
SAILING to where the water is 197°F/ 92° C (no swimming here!) No. 59
You read that right- this place is by far one of the coolest we have ever been to. Boiling water, smoke plumes coming out of the ground- it was almost as if we were on another planet. Welcome to Dominica, Becka and Zach --------------------⚓---------...
CRAZY Catamaran PLOUGHS Into Us TWICE :( No. 60
Not many words to say really. It was an astonishing experience, which we are shocked even happened. Becka and Zach --------------------⚓-------------------- HOW YOU CAN SUPPORT US: If you guys want to see our Teulu Tell Us (and up to date account of w...
What is THIS doing in our boats GEARBOX? No. 61
We pick up anchor in St Pierre and head down to Fort de France for a quick spot of bouldering before continuing on the 22 nautical mile sail to Le Marin, where we tackle a long list of boat jobs, from changing our gearbox oil (and finding a nifty little th...
Replacing our boats STANDING RIGGING (with no experience- eek) No. 62
We have known for a while now that our standing rigging was 10+ years old so now we were in Le Marin in Martinique, it was time to replace it. Go to https://athleticgreens.com/teulutribe to get started on your first purchase and receive a FREE 1-year suppl...