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The Sailing Brothers
Luke and Adam: The Welsh brothers who traded supermarket shifts for a global odyssey, currently navigating the Queensland coast aboard their new Prout Snowgoose 37 catamaran.
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Channel introduction
Meet us and the boat (Atlas)
Beginning a new adventure
Just introducing ourselves Luke and Adam Martin, we are brothers
what our plans are for 5-months this summer
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300-Mile Offshore Passage: Shifting Winds & Near Misses
Episode 286 We leave Namlea behind and set off on a 300-mile passage north to Bitung! This leg brings a bit of everything: shifting conditions from light breezes to strong winds, choppy seas, and mysterious floating objects drifting past the boat. Along the way, we deal with a high-stakes moment wh...
HE HELD US HOSTAGE?!
Episode 285 An early 5 AM departure from our peaceful anchorage leads to a 60-mile sail to Masarete. After exploring the village and meeting the locals, we grab a speedboat taxi across the open bay to the busy port of Namlea where things take a turn and we end up getting scammed by the boat driver ...
What We Found Beyond the City Lights…
Episode 284 Leaving the loud, chaotic, and vibrant streets of Ambon City behind, we tackle 25 miles of rough tidal waters along the rugged coast. Our reward? Dropping anchor outside a peaceful, quaint village where life moves at a completely different pace. From local kids paddling out on homemade ...
Sailing from PARADISE to the Loudest City in Indonesia
Episode 183 We say goodbye to Banda after an incredible volcano climb and set sail 130 miles across open ocean to Ambon. But trading island paradise for a bustling city comes with a massive shock. From an anchorage smelling of sewage and water choked with rubbish to exploring streets overrun with p...
ANCHORING IN 100ft OF WATER NEXT TO AN ACTIVE VOLCANO
Episode 282 Leaving Tual behind was an absolute relief after everything this place threw at us—from corruption and theft to dealing with damage to the boat. But it’s time to turn the page! We’re finally heading Northwest, taking a peaceful day sail to anchor overnight at Walir Island. The next day,...